New Metro Design Universal Pouring Chute for Stand Mixer, Set of 1, Stainless Steel

The bowl in question was mentioned in many reviews as being too small for other chutes. KA Professional HD red stand mixer with metal bowl (scored at From 2005 to ) and have been looking for a pouring chute There were times I thought twice about using the dang mixer since half of the flour would end up all over the counter when it was time to add This chute was recently purchased, and I have had no problems with it. This gear fits perfectly and does the job it is intended for, and it appears to be very durable and solid. As well, the machine is extremely easy to clean. Assuming that was normal, I will keep on using it. I only used it for wet batter so far, and it was very slick and did not drip. The bowl stayed in a raised position and the mixer was running while I added the batter, so it worked perfectly. If this works for dry ingredients, it will also work for liquid ingredients, and in any case, it will be greatly improved over losing half of In addition, it slides easily around the rim so it can be moved immediately to the other side. A major design flaw is present in this version of Kitchen Aid's mixer (no easy way to add ingredients during mixing), but this little chute goes a long way toward making the mixer more user friendly. Purchased this item and am very pleased with it.

Trinity Burton

| Aug 03, 2021

I found it to be very useful. My 6 Qt did not have any issues fitting into this chute. You can see that my picture shows that it fits my bowl. It is not in use, but shows that it will fit! I have a spatter guard with a built-in chute that came with my kitchen aid, but this one from New Metro makes it a lot easier to put on and take off when I have a little more difficulty adding ingredients. I bid you good-bye to the mess on your The quality of the product is impressive and the time it will last is comparable to that of My advice to any reader would be to try this one!.

Kaitlyn Le

| Aug 28, 2020

I purchased this as a "gadget" not long ago and it has proved useful many times over. While the plastic pouring shield on the top of the Kitchen Aid bowl is helpful in keeping splatters from flooding in, the chute directs the added ingredients directly onto the beater where the ingredients get mixed in without being scattered to the sides. Because I can't get enough of it, I ordered one for everyone in my family and for everyone I know who has a Kitchen Aid mixer. To make it easier for them to bake, here's my small gift. If you own a Kitchen Aid mixer, you should definitely consider purchasing this item My test results do not corroborate it fit most stand mixer bowls, despite the fact that it claims to do so. As far as I know, it fits the 4 qt, the 5 qt, and the 6 qt stainless steel bowls from Kitchen Aid.

Autumn Gibson

| Sep 03, 2020

This corresponds to a quart. Bowl made of stainless steel that is attached to a stand mixer. Using the Universal Pouring Chute on a bowl is no problem. When I make cakes and cupcakes, I add flour to the batter and powdered sugar to the It is possible to add dry ingredients either slowly or quickly to the mixing bowl while the bowl is being mixed. The best part is that there isn't a single scratch of flour or sugar on the counter or floor since the pouring chute was purchased! It is also made of sturdy stainless steel, which will not bend or break, and it can be cleaned easily. Every owner of a stand mixer should purchase this.

Claire METCALFE

| Dec 25, 2020

It has never been my favorite to use Plastic Bowl/Chute Combos that come with mixers. When I tried to carefully aim past the chute, some egg whites or flour would always miss, or the flour would shoot back when I aimed. There was always a problem with the mouth being too small and feeding ingredients into it was awkward. Metal chutes are much safer and more durable than plastic ones! In particular, it attaches to the bowl's edge and can be moved to the side if it gets in the way or removed completely if it gets too in the way. on the tray is made of surgical stainless steel, which allows ingredients to slide right off and allows for easy cleaning. Since it has a wide opening and is extra wide, you can easily pour ingredients into it, without worrying about spills I drafted this. While making brownies from scratch, I gave it a try the other night. No mess was made as the cocoa, flour, sugar, and eggs flowed down the chute into the bowl as the beater rotated. The next time I use my KitchenAid, I'll be very pleased with the results.

Kristian Dickerson

| May 30, 2021

A variety of Kitchenaid sizes are compatible with this attachment. My Kitchenaid mixer comes with this pouring chute and I like it. There is a 4 in my report. We have the Kitchenaid 5 quart model and it works just fine. Previously, we had the flour pouring shield, which is quite good. It provides a barrier against flour and food particles sprinkling. However, this pouring chute is easy to put on and take off. A wide range of bowl sizes can be accommodated. In addition to this, it's stainless steel, which means it can't be broken. Shields for Kitchenaids are made out of plastic, and you have to get the right size according to your.

Castiel Maddox

| Jun 09, 2021

I like this accessory because it works as advertised, and it is much better than paper plates which I used to use occasionally. Does not interfere with the mixing action of the mixer and is securely positioned on the edge of the Bowl. The best results are obtained when using dry It is likely to cause dry ingredients to stick if you use it for eggs or oil.

Dakari Coffey

| Dec 08, 2020

Worked SO much better than the other two It came with my kitchen as a piece of plastic pouring chute The KitchenAid stand mixer has the following features Adding ingredients is at least part of the process. With it, ingredients can be directed into the bowl and is easy to use. As such, it does not act as a rim that curves around the mixing bowl, keeping ingredients from flying out. Nevertheless, the plastic 2 is not as flexible as I found that the chute that came with the mixer was always falling apart and often falling into the mixing bowl, so this is a much more satisfactory Put it in the dishwasher and you're done.

Malcolm Turner

| Dec 02, 2020