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New Metro Design’s Beater Blade is an electric mixer attachment which thoroughly mixes batter, eliminating the need to stop and scrape the bowl manually. Engineered for use with top brand electric stand mixers, including most models offered by KitchenAid, Cuisinart, DeLonghi and Viking, the new Beater Blade beats, scrapes, folds and incorporates ingredients thoroughly for fool-proof baking. The new Beater Blade+ ingeniously improves on the functionality of standard V-shaped beaters offered with high-end stand mixers by crafting a high-quality, enhanced blade that includes a flexible rubber wing down the entire length of both sides of the blade. The durable, food-grade edging simulates the action of a powerful spatula to gently, yet thoroughly scrape the bowl clean. The wing-system design acts like a wiper blade that continuously scrapes sides and bottom of bowl while it mixes virtually eliminating hand-scraping and batter build-up on the blade. BeaterBlade’s state-of-the-art design continuously and automatically scrapes batters during mixing, which can speed up the process by as much as 50 percent. By eliminating the need to turn off and on the mixer to scrape the bowl, Beater Blade reduces wear of the motor of the mixer, as well. New Metro Design’s Beater Blade excels in a full range of mixing applications, including creaming butter, sugar and eggs to fluffy perfection, and preparing frostings and pastry creams quickly and easily. Model KA-TH fits all KitchenAid tilt head mixers regardless of the KitchenAid model numbers.
Customer Reviews
Most Helpful Customer Reviews
85 of 86 people found the following review helpful
By joodles
Color Name:White|Amazon Verified Purchase
I've had a 6 quart Kitchen Aid for two years now and one of the biggest problem is their poor blade design that doesn't get nearly enough of the batter. I can't believe how well this beater blade fixes the problem - where has it been? I love it! It gets into every single spot, cuts down on beating time (mostly time spent scraping the bowl with a spatula). This is a must have for anyone with a Kitchen Aid Mixer!
63 of 65 people found the following review helpful
By Mary Evelyn
Color Name:White
I purchased the KA-5L and used it happily for about a month; right up until I made stiff cookie dough. It snapped right off. I will get another one because they are so cool but I will not use them for stiff dough like bread or cookies. Why don't they make this from the metal like the other beaters?
37 of 39 people found the following review helpful
Color Name:White
I purchased the Beater Blade to use with my Viking 7-Qt. mixer; my primary use of that machine is making artisan breads.
I love my Viking mixer for bread making, but occasionally use it to make cookies which contain a high proportion of oatmeal. Thus, the dry ingredients are prone to gathering along the sides and bottom of the mixing bowl and require that I stop the mixer, lift the head and move the ingredients using a spatula. While that isn't exactly a Herculean task, it is annoying. However, due to a stubborn streak and a less than industrious attitude on the particular day, I tried scraping the side of the bowl while the mixer was down and moving - even though I know better. The result was a broken spatula - just as one would expect.
When I saw this Beater Blade, I thought it might solve the problem. Once you have adjusted the Beater Blade, it does an excellent job of clearing the sides and bottom of the bowl. If you mix a lot of cookie dough or batter-type foods, then this item is well worth the money you will spend for it. The Beater Blade doesn't generate heat like the metal beaters, and, as a result, shortenings do not melt during creaming. The final product is much less "soupy" than when making cookie doughs using a metal beater. However, if you use your mixer primarily for breads, as I do, then the the Beater Blade is probably something you can live without.
I rated this item four stars because its utility is questionable in relation to the cost. Further, I have some concern about the longevity of the blade itself and whether it will wear quickly or whether it will become brittle if washed in the dishwasher.
I love my Viking mixer for bread making, but occasionally use it to make cookies which contain a high proportion of oatmeal. Thus, the dry ingredients are prone to gathering along the sides and bottom of the mixing bowl and require that I stop the mixer, lift the head and move the ingredients using a spatula. While that isn't exactly a Herculean task, it is annoying. However, due to a stubborn streak and a less than industrious attitude on the particular day, I tried scraping the side of the bowl while the mixer was down and moving - even though I know better. The result was a broken spatula - just as one would expect.
When I saw this Beater Blade, I thought it might solve the problem. Once you have adjusted the Beater Blade, it does an excellent job of clearing the sides and bottom of the bowl. If you mix a lot of cookie dough or batter-type foods, then this item is well worth the money you will spend for it. The Beater Blade doesn't generate heat like the metal beaters, and, as a result, shortenings do not melt during creaming. The final product is much less "soupy" than when making cookie doughs using a metal beater. However, if you use your mixer primarily for breads, as I do, then the the Beater Blade is probably something you can live without.
I rated this item four stars because its utility is questionable in relation to the cost. Further, I have some concern about the longevity of the blade itself and whether it will wear quickly or whether it will become brittle if washed in the dishwasher.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
5.0 out of 5 stars
better than stock
this beater blade works so much better than the stock metal beater that comes with the kitchenaid mixer. this one grabs the side of the bowl and has lasted me more than a year. Read more
Published 7 hours ago by digitel
5.0 out of 5 stars
This works well.
I was disappointed in the Kitchenaid beaters that came with the machine - didn't reach the edges, so I was forever stopping it to scrape the sides. Read more
Published 3 days ago by S. Burk
5.0 out of 5 stars
I'm a bake
I bake at home for a hubby/passion. I use this at least once a week. My cupcakes and cake batters are coming out perfectly and I don't have to stop to scrape items off the side. Read more
Published 4 days ago by Leonardo Geraci
2.0 out of 5 stars
It's plastic.
It's plastic, not metal. It's plastic, not metal.
Long description in item listing artfully avoided this info. Buy a metal one somewhere else.
Long description in item listing artfully avoided this info. Buy a metal one somewhere else.
Published 7 days ago by Robert Bobinski
4.0 out of 5 stars
Does not fit Costco 6-Qt mixer
It look good enough but does NOT fit the Costco 6 quart mixer. Just an FYI for those who have one.
Published 15 days ago by Sharron McClellan
2.0 out of 5 stars
No Bueno
This was way too tight for my 6 qt. mixing bowl. I already threw away the wrapper so I guess I have to keep it. Next time I'll only buy Kitchen Aid.
Published 28 days ago by jmess
5.0 out of 5 stars
Love this beater blade!
I purchased this beater blade to go along with my 6qt KitchenAid. I am so happy that I did. I make a lot of buttercream icing and the original beater was always missing the sides... Read more
Published 1 month ago by Mommyof3
5.0 out of 5 stars
Much better than the original
I bought this for my 6-quart KitchenAid Professional mixer, and this beater is a lot better than the one that came with the mixer. Read more
Published 1 month ago by Michael Hatzenbuehler
3.0 out of 5 stars
Great while it lasted
I really like how this beater saved me from having to scrape down the sides of my kitchen aid bowl every five minutes, but unfortunately it did not stand up to heavy duty use. Read more
Published 1 month ago by Grace
2.0 out of 5 stars
Scrapes bowl too hard
My wife does not like this Sam-I-am, she does not like all of the noise it makes or the way it pushes too hard on the side of the bowl.
Published 1 month ago by Lawrence
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