KitchenAid 7.25-in. Flex Edge Beater

Saturday, March 31, 2012

KitchenAid 7.25-in. Flex Edge Beater

Product Features

Origin: United States
Cleaning Care: Dishwasher Protected
Warranty: 1-year unlimited
Width: six.five-in.
Height: 7.25-in.

Product Details

Item Weight: 9 pounds
Shipping Weight: 1 pounds (View shipping rates and policies)
ASIN: B005G08650

Price : $37.75
You Save : $12.24 (24%)

Item Description

The Flex Edge Beater allows for thorough and quick mixing. The coated metal beater functions a flexible edge for wonderful scraping efficiency and faster ingredient incorporation. It tends to make an terrific tool to wipe the bowl clean when pouring finished batters and frostings from the bowl. The initially and only coated metal flexible edge beater - created to deliver sturdy performance - is dishwasher secure. The one-sided wiper is specifically designed and tested for compatibility with your mixer, fitting stand mixer models KP2661, KL26M, KP26M1, KP26M8, KR26N9, KV25G, and KV25M.

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Product Features

Origin: United States
Cleaning Care: Dishwasher Protected
Warranty: 1-year unlimited
Width: six.five-in.
Height: 7.25-in.

Customer Reviews

Held up against the factory beater, the metal part of the flex edge is an precise match with the silicone flex edge extending out a bit even more than the metal blades footprint. Nevertheless I necessary to adjust the bowl a bit to get the top most even bowl scrapping leading to bottom.
Cleaning mix off the beater is no a great deal more or much less challenging than the metal beater as it is the exact same shape. It is dishwasher-safe.
The component is metal with a silicone edge. The silicone appears to be a good heavy high quality, extremely pliable. It seems like it should really be especially durable and final a long time. There is a 1 year warranty on the beater.
All of the third party competitors I see on Amazon are produced of plastic/nylon. Some evaluations reported snapped/broken beaters beneath heavy mixes. Even if the warranty will replace the beater, it really is a hassle I do not want to deal with.
In contrast to those from other vendors, the flex edge is just on one particular side. Maybe this is to lessen the load on the motor?
This is a genuine KitchenAid brand product, so it does not void your mixer warranty. Some reviews of those with warranty concerns on their mixers not becoming honored due to the use of third party beaters concerned me.
You can see for yourself how it functions. There are a few YouTube videos of the KitchenAid Flex Beater getting tested and made use of. Go to YouTube and search "KitchenAid Flex Edge Beater" to view them.
Be really certain your mixer model number is listed on the box or description as supported by the beater. Every blade box lists the exact models it operates with. Google "KitchenAid Flex Edge Beater" and your mixer model and you should really get a hit as to which model Flex Beater fits your mixer. Working with the incorrect blade could harm your mixer and/or mixing bowl.
I have seen this and other Flex Beater models at Macy's and Bed, Bath Beyond for each 4½/five and 6 quart bowls on bowl lift and Artisan mixer head tilt models. They are out there.
If you locate your mix gets flung out of the bowl by the beater, just drop the speed down a notch. This seems like widespread sense to me, but I see evaluations of other third party flex beaters complain of this. Perhaps this does not function well for all mixes, but I have not had an issue with the couple of bread and cake mixes I did so far.
General, I uncover it operates well at grabbing what's on the bowl sides and mixing it in as soon as the bowl height is adjusted effectively. There is no have to have to cease and scrape the bowl down. I have not located a purpose to go back to the normal beater. The excellent is just what you anticipate from KitchenAid. I really feel it is worth the value.

Yes, this item absolutely exists for the six-quart mixer. I've tried it out on a batch of banana bread that was full of coarsely chopped walnuts and pecans, and it worked perfectly. While the metal paddle that came with the mixer doesn't clean the sides and especially bottom of the bowl, this paddle swept perfectly and mixed the batter smoothly. It handled the nuts without having any difficulty.