Customer Reviews

Bosch MUZ6CP1 Universal Cookie Paddles

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I contacted Bosch in Salt Lake City after reading Amazon reviews that claimed the "Bosch" cookie paddles customers received were not genuine Bosch parts. I found out, to my dismay, that the reviewers were correct. The paddles are NOT genuine, German-made, Bosch. Unlike the whips, dough hooks, etc. that are manufactured in Germany, the cookie paddles are manufactured by another company and then DISTRIBUTED by Kitchen Resources. The paddles are made of plastic. While they do scrape the sides of the bowl nicely, they are not meant to survive hard butter or very heavy doughs. They should work fine for light to medium doughs, similar to the whips. I have broken whips before on hard butter, and apparently these paddles can't handle it either. According to the Bosch representative in Salt Lake City, the paddles have a five year warranty. Who honors that warranty, though--Kitchen Resources, the manufacturer, or Bosch?

These work better for cookie mixing then the wire wisks. We had these for about 6 months only used maybe 12 times and they broke. Hopefully this time they will last a bit longer. Aside from the longevity, they work fantastic.

These cookie paddles are advertised as genuine Bosch parts, but they aren't. The box they arrived in indicates they are manufactured by "Bluestone" for "Kitchen Resource." They appear identical to the paddles they are replacing, but only time will tell if they hold up as well as the Bosch paddles did.

These cookie paddles work perfectly for stiff batters such as chocolate chip cookie dough! I've had mine for over five years and have used them extensively. If you are using refrigerated butter, just cut the butter in quarters and slice them up a little bit. If you own a Bosch, these are a must (even if they aren't German made)!

I have had my bosch for awhile and was switching to a dough hook when I put in the flour for my cookies. These make it so you don't have to do that. The only thing I would say is be careful when putting them on the metal gear piece. I have already broke off several pieces of the plastic around the hole. I thought for the price they would be a little higher quality, I'm just hoping the pieces that are left will hang on!

I have had my cookie paddles for over a year. They don't make the cookies taste any better.

I do not use them frequently, but the inside teeth, on both paddles, that fasten them to the driver have broken. The manufacturer is sending me a new set.

Be sure that you do not interchange the plastic driver for the whisks with the metal one when using the paddles.

I am pleased with my mixer and the company, but I wouldn't buy the cookie paddles again; the bread hook makes fine cookies.