KitchenAid FLEX EDGE BEATER FOR MEDIUM TILT-HEAD MIXERS 5KFE5T

It works brilliantly. So much better than the one originally supplied.

Good replacement. Still going strong.

Great item fits perfectly, good value for money too most others are so expensive .

A decent enough product although not great value for money and could be improved.Positives:-Easy to use-Improvement on the standard beater in terms of getting to the edge of the bowl.Negatives:-Over priced for what it is- Food does get stuck under the silicone meaning it takes a bit of extra effort to clean-Does not make full contact with the bowl so still requires some manual work to get all ingredients mixed inOverall I'm happy enough with the product but could certainly be improved.

It was good as it is what i expected and it does the job as expected

I have a KitchenAid classic mixer and wanted the flex beater. I made the mistake of buying a cheaper one, and yes it did fit but didn’t scrape down the bowl as I hoped it would. So purchased this genuine flex beater and it does work, yes you still have to scrape down during mixing but that’s mainly to ensure the mix at the bottom is fully incorporated, but this does scrape the sides lovely when using. Worth every penny. Would recommend

Bought as additional Christmas gift for my wife haha had complained that that the original attachement on the magimix didn't always get the complet bowl mixed, this helps ensure all ingredients at captured and mixed through!!

This appears to be a genuine KitchenAid product with packaging, and instructions and was despatched quickly by Smith & Co. It's white powder coated metal with a rubber flex edge along one of the sides of the beater which is very effective scraping the sides and the base of the bowl unlike the beater that comes with the KitchenAid. I know you can get the same flex edge beater in the US for around $12-$15 but some UK retailers are selling them for £29.99, so Amazon's supplier Smith & Co seems to be the best deal for UK customers. I've used it for making Swiss meringue buttercream, Victoria sponges and cupcakes which are all fairly light batters so I haven't tested it with a firmer mixture, but I've no complaints so far. I'd definitely recommend it.