Five for the Fridge

By Debra Silber

Is the cheese behind door number one or door number two? The potential for this guessing game multiplies with the introduction of KitchenAid‘s five-door refrigerator.

The new model offers traditional French doors on top, with two horizontal side-by-side soft-close drawers beneath. (One drawer offers a choice of preset temperatures customized for meat/fish, drinks, greens/herbs, deli items, and thawing/marinating; the other drawer is optimized for produce.) The bottom freezer is the fifth compartment.

The 36-in.-wide, 25.8-cu.-ft. refrigerator retails for $3699 in stainless steel and $3999 in KitchenAid’s new Black Stainless finish (above), which also features a platinum-tone interior.

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