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When you think about kitchen appliances, a couple standouts line most countertops — blenders, multi-cookers, grills, and of course KitchenAid stand mixers come to mind. From cooking to baking, KitchenAid mixers are beloved for their ease of use and versatility. One of the things that makes these mixers so versatile is the many attachments that can turn your mixer into everything from a personal meat grinder to an ice cream maker. So, what are the best KitchenAid attachments out there?
Best KitchenAid Attachments
Whether you’re looking for simple attachments like whisks and paddles or more complex pieces like pasta makers and food processors, KitchenAid’s has an array of pieces for you to choose from. Keep scrolling to shopFIRST’spicks for the best KitchenAid attachments.
Always wanted to try your hand at making your own pasta? Well now you can! This three-piece roller set includes a pasta roller, fettuccine cutter, and spaghetti cutter for fresh pasta, whichever way you like.
Skip buying that bulky food processor and pick up this attachment instead. Simply attach it to your mixer's power hub and get to work. Featuring a wide feeding tube and an ExactSlice System, you'll get the precise slicing and processing you're looking for. Complete with a dicing kit and storage case, what more could you ask for?
We all love ice cream, but have you ever tried making it yourself? If an ice cream maker isn't already part of collection, add this bowl attachment to your set instead. Making up to two quarts of ice cream, gelato or sorbet in less than half an hour, this easy to use (and easy to clean) attachment is one you'll be enjoying all year round.
For fresh ground meat or homemade sausage, you need this set from KITOART. Made from premium aluminum alloy, it comes with everything you could need: a meat grinder, four sizes of grinding plates, two sizes of grinding blades, a sausage stuffing holder, two sizes of sausage stuffing tubes, a food pusher, and cleaning brush for quick and effective cleanup.
Another staple in many kitchens across the country? Juicers. However, one common complaint is their size. If you're low on storage or counter space, try out this handy masticating juicer and sauce attachment. Designed to process fruits and vegetables slowly, you'll be amazed at how quickly and easily you can create low pulp and high pulp juices, sauces, and jams.
We know, every KitchenAid mixer comes with a paddle – so what's the special about this one? One look and it's clear to see, this is no regular paddle. Featuring a durable, flexible edge, it will thoroughly scrape the sides of the bowl to ensure every ingredient is properly incorporated.
If you're anything like us, you love to zoodle it up. But buying pre-made zoodles, or zucchini noodles, is a bit of a waste when you can save money doing it yourself with this hand attachment. Also great for peeling, coring, and slicing apples, you may just find this becomes one of your favorite attachments.
Say goodbye to hand whisking thanks to this handy wire-whipping whisk attachment. Rust-proof and ideal for making the perfect icings, whipped-creams, and even homemade mayonnaise.
The most time consuming part of cooking truly is the prep work, but you can cut it in half with this handy grating and slicing attachment set. Dishwasher safe and coming neatly packed in its own storage case, this set comes with a slicing blade, a small grating blade, and a large grating blade.
The KitchenAid stand mixer is most commonly used for baking. While cooking might not be an exact science, baking is. So be sure your baked goods come out exactly right with this sifter and scale attachment. Offering the benefits of hands-free sifting and slow incorporation, you can also precisely weigh your ingredients for fool-proof baking, every time.
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