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[ESLTeacher09]

Our household goods shipped out yesterday, and this little gem accidentally got left out of the shipment -- http://www.amazon.com/Bosch-Compact-Mixer-Proccesor-Blender/dp/B0000VDXXA .

The unit has a 400-watt motor and will handle almost anything that comes its way. The mixer comes with a dough hook, beater, and whip and can easily handle up to four pounds of bread dough. The food processor includes a slicer and two grater blades. The blender has a six-cup capacity and is capable of crushing ice. The unit is 110-volt, but works fine with a power converter (which I will include).

W120,000 OBO

Available for pick-up at Jihaeng Station (northern end of Line 1) or shipment anywhere in Korea.

[littlelisa]

I'm interested. I miss my kitchen aid! How old is it?

[ESLTeacher09]

It's 3 1/2 years old, but only got regular use for about six months of that time. We had planned to buy a full-size oven when we shipped it over here, but found that there wasn't enough space for one in our apartment.

[littlelisa]

For 3.5 years the price is a little high, no?

It looks like it's only around 200-something new.

[ESLTeacher09]

It retailed for about $229 at the time I got it. I had this as well as a Kitchen-Aid and used this primarily for baking bread once a week while we were in the States. Since we didn't buy an oven as planned over here, we've used it to grate blocks of cheese maybe half a dozen times in the past year. All in all, not a lot of use for a good machine from a reputable manufacturer. (My mom has one of the original Bosch kitchen machines and has been using the same unit for more than 20 years.)

That said, I'm open to offers. I'm just not going to let it go for a fire sale price. (I'll ship it back to the States first.)