Stainless Steel Dough Hook Attachment for KitchenAid 4.5-5 Quart Tilt-Head Stand Mixer

Good quality, heavy duty item unfortunately did not fit on my kitchen aid

Great quality! It is heavier than the one that came with my mixer and I actually like that. It feels sturdy and turns smoothly!

This is PERFECT! It is solid stainless steel, unlike the leaking aluminum Kitchenaid version, fits my mixer bowl perfectly, and is great for mixing very firm doughs. Absolute 5 star version compared to Kitchenaid.

I've had a tilt head Kitchen Aid mixer for 16 years, that means I've gone through a few enamel coated aluminum dough hooks, probably forth one currently. A couple chipped way to easily, my current one is actually quite good. A couple chips in none dough contact area. I have noticed stainless steel dough hooks are available recently so time to update, esp at the near same selling price as the coated aluminum one. After baking lots of bread in last 16 years, the feather light aluminum dough hook was handled frequently, it's really light. Yesterday this SS version showed up. It's like lifting a weight at the gym by comparison, just kidding. It's almost to pretty to use. Impressed, a big yes!

This dough hook works perfectly, and the price point is an absolute steal. It fit my KitchenAid tilt‑head mixer with no issues and handles dough exactly as expected. One tip from a rookie mistake (mine, not the product): wash it right after using so the dough doesn’t dry on. I’m officially entering my homemade bread era, and this has been the perfect addition to my baking arsenal. Highly recommend!

Perfect. This is what mixers should come with standard. Fits and works well.

Woked perfect in our older kitchen aid. Got the stainless one so we didnt have to worry about paint chipping, rust, etc..

I've been using a KitchenAid tilt-head mixer for decades. My current plastic-coated dough hook finally started to peel, as they and the beater hooks always eventually do. This new stainless steel model came today, and it is a thing of functional beauty. Heavier in weight than the coated aluminum ones, of course, but that doesn't seem to be a problem at all. It kneaded my pizza dough with ease just now. Be sure to get this model, as it looks almost (or exactly) like the KA branded one, and the price is excellent. (Some other models have an upward lip on the disk, which others have commented catches flour and other ingredients added to the mixer bowl.)