KitchenAid Flat Beater, Burnished

Sunday, March 25, 2012

KitchenAid Flat Beater, Burnished

Item Functions

Burnished flat beater for stand mixer models: KSM150,KSM151,KSM152,KSM158

Product Details

Item Weight: 1 pounds
Shipping Weight: 1 pounds (View shipping rates and policies)
Shipping: This item is also available for shipping to select countries outside the U.S.
ASIN: B0000CFQ4J
Item model number: K5THB

By : KitchenAid
List Price : ~~$14.99~~
Price : $11.14
You Save : $3.85 (26%)

Product Description

This Burnished Aluminium Flat Beater is the perfect accessory for mixing standard to heavy batters. From cake mixes to firm cookie dough, the flat beater mixes promptly and completely. For Artisan Mixer.

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Item Functions

Burnished flat beater for stand mixer models: KSM150,KSM151,KSM152,KSM158

Buyer Critiques

Finally a paddle that will not loose its coating . . . considering that it has none!
This is the cat's meow.
BTW if any one is asking yourself. This item also fits the KitchenAid K45SS. That's what I have and I purchased this on the chance it would fit and it does. So everyone who owns the K45. This fits.

Let me start off by saying I grew up with a Kitchen Help...the old school models that came with a lifetime warranty (if only they still did!). The year before last my husband ordered the Anniversary Edition in Candy Apple Red and had it sent to me from Iraq (SO sweet!). It came with the glass bowl (which I just ordered a replacement for:(.....) and the burnished aluminum attachments. I personally did not like the look of them...they look like cheesy chrome in my opinion. They're shiney and the seam/lip from the mold is extremely noticable. That becoming stated I went with them for the reason that they were "trendy" seeking.
I didn't spend focus to the user manual and left them soaking in the glass bowl in the sink with dawn and hot water. That was all it took. The manual says do not place them into the dishwasher...I did not, but if you soak them AT ALL the finish comes ideal off and you get a dull metal look that leaves a grey residue in Every thing (or so the kitchen aid buyer service assosiate told me). I attempted working with Cameo(aluminum cleaner) and a green scrubbie to no avail...it was terrible. I HATED them. I finially named Kitchen Aid and expressed my irritation and recieved a coated paddle and dough hook for the price tag of one attachment.
I know most of you (by reading your critiques) HATE the old coated flat paddles....My mothers had pieces coming off of it ALL the time...but these are "NOT YO MOMMA'S" attachements! The shipping was rapid and the coating on them feels far more like metal and doesn't have the rubbery really feel/give that the older models have. I have washed it dozens of occasions in the dishwasher...whacked it accidentally..the Complete nine and I do not have a scratch on it. Not one particular!
So extended story short....If you strategy to use yours heavily and rely on your dishwasher to genuinely steam things clean...then don't bother with the aluminum....messy and irritating!