http://www.beaterblade.com/
A friend of mine just sent me the above link & I was wondering if anyone heard or seen this before? Or has tried it?
If so, let me know what you think about it or if it works well?
Thanks 
I have seen threads about this on here. Try a search. People have said it's a good product, I believe. There are also Youtube videos galore demonstrating it side by side with the regular paddle.
http://bakingbites.com/2009/02/beater-blade-reviewed/
Her whole blog is wonderful! 
Actually mine is a little different but same concept...the one I have is called scrape-a-bowl and its just for KA's
http://www.williams-sonoma.com/products/sku9225095/index.cfm?pkey=celtmixatt
That looks remarkably similar to the paddle blade of my K5 mixer. Is it the same thing?
Hi everyone! I had one and loved it. The first one I bought broke while trying to beat some cold butter. So I called the manufacturer and they were really nice and gave me a new one. When I got the new one I used it a couple of times and then when I went to change the blade out it was stuck in my machine. I have a 7 qt Cuisinart mixer. I called Cuisinart and they told me to send the machine in for service because it was still under warranty. I did not mention to them it was this blade because I want my machine fixed even if I have to pay for it. I am hoping that the blade does not void my warranty or I am still hoping that they are able to fix the machine because it was very expensive. I am still waiting to here. So I am back to my 5 qt KA. So, I guess what I am saying is that when it worked it was great. Hope this helps.
I don't have that one but I have the side swipe and I love it. http://www.sideswipeblade.com/ I haven't used it for cookies but it's great for cakes and icing.
tiggy2~ I think your SideSwipe is the original one. Now a lot of companies are taking advantage of this. I can't afford to have something go wrong, so I think I'm sticking to the good ol' spatula and doing it by hand. But all of them are great ideas!!! Especially for frosting.
To answer the question about cost--I got one for around $25-$30 from Amazon. I have since seen them in Le Gourmet Chef and a friend of mine purchased hers from a store that repairs small appliances. I don't think the base price varied too much from place to place. Obviously, you have to add on shipping if you mail order the item.
I believe there are styles made for both the tilt-head mixers and the bowl-lift style mixers. You do just have to make sure you pick up/order the correct one.
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