Our Story
Made in Sweden
Ankarsrum Assistent
Original is manufactured and
assembled by hand in the industrial
village of Ankarsrum in
Sweden. This kitchen machine is built
to last and has a 7-year warranty. Each
machine is tested individually before
leaving the factory.
Quality
When we started making kitchen machines, we wanted two things: facilitate the kitchen
activities and offer quality. Today we know that sustainability is more important than ever — and
that cooking has become a way to relax and socialize. We build assistents that manage to work
just the way you want and perform at the highest power as long as you need. For example, in
order to handle 5 kilo of dough, it requires a motor that can work hard and long.
Sustainability
When you buy an Ankarsrum Assistent Original you make an investment in quality. We cast
ourselves and stand behind every little part of the machinery. Sustainability, from start to finish.
Solid
Since 1940, Ankarsrum Assistent Original is manufactured and assembled by hand in Sweden. This kitchen machine is built to last and has a 7-year warranty. Each machine is tested individually before leaving the factory.
Endurance
We know that your Ankarsrum
Assistent Original will endure most things. Not least baking. You can make as
much as 5 kilo of dough at a time. That means no less than 150 buns or five
loaves. Not bad, if we may say so ourselves.
In kitchen service. Since 1940.
Ever since the 40's, we have manufactured our robust kitchen assistents in Sweden. We have built them to handle hard kitchen work and keep it up for a long time. With their 16 different accessories, they will be happy to help you with everything from baking sourdough bread to making smoothie, or your own pasta.
Knead, squeeze, mash, shred?
No problem.
You have several different accessories to choose from to create the perfect sausage, burger, bread, pasta, applesauce, smoothie – or whatever you are dreaming of. Only your imagination sets the limits of what you and your Ankarsrum Assistent Original can accomplish.
