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sjs
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Stephanie
Oakland CA
USA
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Posted - Mar 09 2009 :  10:18:55 AM  Show Profile  Send sjs an AOL message  Send sjs a Yahoo! Message
Hi all,

I'm looking at these things, which look very, very cool:

http://www.beaterblade.com/

Seems like it would be a great solution to scraping the sides and the little divot at the bottom of the bowl. Has anyone here used one?


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Alee
Worland Wy
USA
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Posted - Mar 09 2009 :  2:19:10 PM  Show Profile  Send Alee a Yahoo! Message
That is cool! I want on now!

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wild daisy
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Madelynne
Billings Montana
USA
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Posted - Mar 09 2009 :  4:00:29 PM  Show Profile
That is one great beater blade. I could use one too.


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City_Chick
True Blue Farmgirl

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Christina
Omaha Nebraska
USA
509 Posts

Posted - Mar 09 2009 :  5:48:38 PM  Show Profile
I saw these this weekend at Sur La Table. I wanted to purchase one on the spot but I was there specificly for one thing so I had to stay on task. Which is hard for me in a cooking store. I wil be going back this week for the BeeHive Bundt pan though. My hubby knows how much I wanted it so he said go ahead and go get it. Of course he knew I would anyway.

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sjs
True Blue Farmgirl

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Stephanie
Oakland CA
USA
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Posted - Mar 09 2009 :  5:56:19 PM  Show Profile  Send sjs an AOL message  Send sjs a Yahoo! Message
Christina, please report back and let us know what you think! I'm dying to know if it lives up to its claims...


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City_Chick
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Christina
Omaha Nebraska
USA
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Posted - Mar 17 2009 :  2:43:37 PM  Show Profile
I went ahead and picked one up for my daughter. She saw it and decided she couldn't live without having one for her birthday. Which was a nice excuse to use with her dad! Even though I was getting it one way or another. It worked just like they said it would. All of the cake batter and frosting was mixed beautifully. Just as it normally is with a KitchenAid but without us having to scrape down the side and that little nub at the bottom. So is $24.95 worth it. We love it and so did the little gal at the store who was there buying her third or fourth one. She said she loves hers so much she has been buying them for wedding shower gifts.

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sjs
True Blue Farmgirl

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Stephanie
Oakland CA
USA
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Posted - Mar 17 2009 :  3:40:53 PM  Show Profile  Send sjs an AOL message  Send sjs a Yahoo! Message
That's it, I'm so getting one.

Thanks Christina!!

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amberjsquirrel
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Amber
Norfolk VA
USA
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Posted - Mar 19 2009 :  4:49:37 PM  Show Profile
I have the Sideswipe and Cook's Illustrated reviewed both of them and preferred the SideSwipe just a tad more. So, that's what I got and I really like it! No more stopping to scrape down the sides.
Amber

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