A Mom and a Cake Decorator Agree: You Need These KitchenAid Stand Mixer Attachments — and They’re on Sale

Whether you’ve had your KitchenAid stand mixer for years or just bought a new one on Prime Day, you’re not making the most of the appliance if you’re only using it to mix dough or batter. Thanks to their powerful motors, these popular appliances can do so much more and then some, such as grate cheese, juice fruit, or even churn ice cream. Not only are some KitchenAid mixers on sale, but so are some of our favorite attachments for dicing vegetables, rolling pasta, and so much more.

Best KitchenAid Stand Mixer Attachment Deals at Amazon

• Mom-Approved: Mttobo Flex Edge Beater, $10, originally $13
• Easy Ingredient Prep: Airpro Slicer Shredder Attachment, $28, originally $37
• Hassle-Free Cleanup: Whisk Wiper Pro, $19 with coupon, originally $25
• Ninja Creami Alternative: Ezato Ice Cream Maker Attachment, $37, originally $44
• “Worth the Effort”: KitchenAid Gourmet Pasta Press Attachment, $179, originally $250

Mttobo Flex-Edge Beater

$13

$10 at Amazon

This Mttobo flat beater is a clever upgrade from the one that comes with your stand mixer, according to writer Liv Dansky’s mom. It features silicone edges that scrape the sides of the bowl as it mixes, saving you time since you don’t need to stop the appliance to scrape down the sides of the bowl with a silicone spatula.

KitchenAid Gourmet Pasta Press Attachment

$250

$179 at Amazon

Whip up a homemade Italian dinner at home with KitchenAid’s pasta maker attachment that can produce six pasta shapes, including spaghetti, rigatoni, and macaroni. One buyer reported that the attachment was easy to use and made homemade pasta “worth the effort.”

Whisk Wiper Pro

$25

$19 at Amazon

Writer Dillon Evans is a certified cake decorator, and he wishes he’d invested in the Whisk Wiper Pro a long time ago. “Instead of reaching for every nook and cranny with a silicone spatula, attach the Whisk Wiper Pro before mixing,” he wrote. “When you’re ready to scrape, pull it off, and your meringue or batter will come off with it.”

Cofun Meat Grinder and Slicer/Shredder Attachment

$90

$70 at Amazon

The Cofun meat grinder and slicer attachment offers the best bang for your buck with eight options for grinding meat, shredding cheese, or slicing vegetables. Make your own hamburgers or thinly slice a whole cucumber without dirtying any extra tools.  

Ezato Ice Cream Maker Attachment

$44

$37 at Amazon

Instead of buying a bulky ice cream maker, you can grab this under-$40 bowl attachment that churns fresh velvety ice cream. It’s a more affordable look-alike for the official KitchenAid version, which is currently out of stock. One shopper uses it to achieve “soft serve texture” — “after 30 minutes in the mixer, it’s ready to go!” They added, “For traditional ice cream, I mixed it for 30 minutes and then put it in the freezer for around four hours.”

KitchenAid 7-Blade Spiralizer Plus with Peel

$150

$110 at Amazon

Peel an apple or make carrot ribbons with this spiralizing attachment that comes with seven blades. “I’ve used it for everything from zucchini noodles to curly fries, and it delivers consistent results every time,” one person wrote. “The multiple blade options are fantastic for creating different styles, and cleaning the attachment is surprisingly simple.”

Kitchtree Masticating Juicer

$90

$76 at Amazon

Yes, your stand mixer can juice practically anything with this compact attachment that transforms the appliance into a masticating juicer. One KitchenAid owner loves that they can make their own juice at home without added ingredients and save money doing it, claiming that the gadget “pays for itself.”

Airpro Slicer Shredder Attachment

$37

$28 at Amazon

This attachment turns your machine into a rotary cheese grater that can shred through an entire block of cheddar in seconds. It can also slice and grate vegetables, like carrots and cucumbers. “It is incredibly efficient at handling softer ingredients like cucumbers, zucchinis, and various blocks of cheese, which saves me a ton of manual effort,” one home cook noted.