Foot (Victor Spinetti) using a Kenwood Knife Sharpener before cutting Ringo's finger off in the Beatles 1965 film Help!
Here is an ever-growing list of mentions of Kenwood or Kenwood products, or examples of where the name or products are seen in popular culture:
Kenwood knife sharpener used in The Beatles film Help!
Kenwood Chef seen at the start of Terry Gilliam's Time Bandits
Kenwood Chef seen in the kitchen of "Fawlty Towers"
A Kenwood Chef makes an appearance in Are You Going to be More Permanent?, a 1965 episode of Danger Man alongside Susan Hampshire.
'Are You Going to be More Permanent?', a 1965 episode of Danger Man alongside Susan Hampshire
Kenwood Chef is mentioned in Series 6, Episode 4 of Only Fools and Horses "Perkins: Is he not a good mixer? Del: A good mixer? He's like a Kenwood Chef when he gets going.
Kenwood features in one of Tim Vine's one-liner jokes.
Kenwood Chef seen in Peter Sellers' film Hoffman.
Graham Kerr, the Galloping Gourmet, always used a Kenwood Chef on his TV show.
Kenwood products have appeared in many other TV cooking shows e.g. Raymond Blanc.
The Lancashire Hotpot's video Black Friday:
Getting punched for a half price Kenwood Chef
Kenwood adverts from the 1960s appear in many books and Facebook posts about politically incorrect advertising
Kenwood usually have a stand at the Goodwood Revival Festival
The Kenwood 'kMix' Mixer is used on the Great British Bake Off TV show
There is a band called 'Kenwood and the Mixers'
The closing credits of the film A Fistful of Fingers by Edgar Wright (who also made Shaun of the Dead, The World's End and Hot Fuzz):
Food Mixer - Ken Wood
Closing credits of "A Fistful of Fingers"
"So Pissed Off With Love" performed by Victoria Wood and Dennis Lawson