KitchenAid Reviews

Simply this item works. It increases your leverage and the jars pop open. I wasn't sure that I needed this item when I bought it but now that we have it it's used a lot. The only minor problem with it is that the metal is pretty flexible if you do not have it lined up correctly with the lid. Re-align and it works as advertised. Good product.

This certainly beats any of the silicone jar openers I've tried. It is really easy to use and looks nice also. It has several size "grabbers" to choose from depending on the size of the lid. It does take up a fair amount of drawer space, but well worth it.

I have baked cinnamon rolls, pizza, and cookies, including macaroons on this mat and NOTHING sticks! The reverse side is designed for kneading dough. Again, no sticking! I am happy with the product, but have recently discovered plain parchment paper seems to work just as well(not for kneading dough though). I haven't had time to compare, but parchment seems to be the cheaper lo-tech way to achieve the same goal and can be torn to match the size of different baking sheets. Something to think about, eh?

Let me say first that you will not throw out your baking trays because of this little gem. It makes your cleanup simple, lifting baked items simple and storage simple.

Your cookie sheets if anything drips off might need a little rinse, but that's it. It's really around to add support for the silicone mat. The other important thing is that everything bakes evenly. I throw the mat in the top rack of the dishwasher and roll it up and store it in the same drawer with the cookie sheets...

Which I have never had to scrub again.

I recevied this product a few days ago and have got to tell you that it is a time and money saver. I use cookie sheets to bake stuff in and they tend to get really scratched up while cleaning. I use this as a liner for those pans and now I just give them a good wash with the sponge(no scraping) and the mat as well as my pan are like new.

This is a great spatula......I bought mine at Target for 4.99!

Judging from the price and the weight, I thought I was buying a garlic press that would be a pleasure to use and would last for ever. I was wrong.

The APPEARANCE of sturdiness is entirely cosmetic that is FAKE
Under the handles which look like solid metal with a plastic grip, you find that the center is a low-grade plastic. You find this out when when the garlic press BREAKS, and you can see construction.

I have never had a garlic press break before-- not even the very cheapest. Total waste of money.

I've had this for about 2 months and the handle snapped right off. When it was working it was great, but for the price I expected to get more than 6 uses! I'm very disappointed.

I like the fact that it's a little bigger and has more heft, than some of the competition. It's worked great for me. I haven't had any problems with the handle, as other owners have reported and I run mine through the dishwasher all the time.

The block looks great on my counter. I really like the red silicone handles. The knives are sharp and they work great.

I am really happy with the purchase. First of all, it was for a great price... the product is great.... no oil is necessary, cleaning is really easy... great to make frittata coz goes straight to the oven from the stove... i love this product... its beautiful

Although I'm sure this juicer works fine, it does not fit the 9-cup processer like the description says. Even the KitchenAid website says it fits the 9-cup. I guess I'll have to buy a standalone juicer. So much for my food processor eliminating the need for extra appliances.

Let me start by saying I bought this almost a year ago and used it for the first time today. I could kick myself for waiting so long! I think this is a fabulous accessory. I can now enjoy my apple-carrot mix at a fraction of the cost I usually pay for a cup of juice.

This attachment is perfect for me a a great product overall if you are an occasional to moderate juice and/or are strapped for counter space. If you are a serious juicer, this may not have enough capacity or power for you. (Since everything sits in the workbowl, you only have so much space before the juice touches the pulp. I think you can get at least two, maybe three cups of liquid in before this happens.)

Also I was intrigued by a previous reviewer's comment about using the pulp for something else. Whenever I've used a real juicer, the pulp is so dry that it is absolutely flavorless useless. The pulp in this attachment is damp, so you're not getting all of the juice out of the items. However, with an attachment versus a juicer, you have to be willing to accept tradeoffs. What I did enjoy was the lower amount of froth in the juice with this product versus a juicer.

I found clean up really easy. I rinsed the pulp out, ran a bottle brush over it a few times and tossed it in the diswasher.
The only negative for me is that the appliance eventually started to walk across the counter. Since it was my first time using the attchment, I admit it could have been something I did wrong.

Can't get your child to eat his/her veggies? This juicer is your answer! It works perfectly with 9 cup food processor. Juice veggies for your baby too. Nothing like fresh juice and knowing there isn't anything un-natural in it. Easy to use and easy to clean. Wouldn't use anything else.

I really like this item! I bought it in November and used it all through the holidays for entertaining. You can't beat the price or the quality. I am also happy to have 2 - 24 mini muffins in one pan instead of using 4 - 12 mini muffins pans all over the place. Great buy!

I have used KitchenAid products for many years but have never tried KitchedAid II. I am very pleased! The quality of this item is amazing, especially for the price.

I even checked with KitchenAid about which ones were correct for our mixer and they apparently gave us the wrong code. I join everyone here - why can't they make standard bowl covers? This is crazy!

The bowl covers are a great idea unfortunately for me I have an Artisan mixer and these bowl covers do not fit. According to KitchenAid Customer Service these are for a discontinued bowl the correct model number for the current 5qt bowl is KNBC.

This is a great lid that seals the bowl with the attachments inside. But I recently opened it up after not using it for awhile and I discovered everything covered in mildew. I guess I put the attachments in the bowl with some moisture on them and since the lid creates a tight seal, I was greeted with mildew. I would suggest leaving it slightly open or making sure that there is NO MOISTURE inside when you seal it. Otherwise, this is a great way to seal everything up against dust and dirt while not in use.