Kitchen & Housewares : KitchenAid K45DH Dough Hook Replacment for KSM90 and K45 Stand Mixer
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from: KitchenAid
Amazon.com's Price: $14.99 Prices subject to change.
Binding: Kitchen
Brand: KitchenAid
EAN: 0050946000664
Label: KitchenAid
Manufacturer: KitchenAid
Model: K45DH
Publisher: KitchenAid
Sales Rank: 727
Studio: KitchenAid
Features:- Replacement coated metal dough hook
- For use with KitchenAid KSM90 and K45 Stand Mixers
- Designed for mixing and kneading yeast doughs
- Handwash only
- One year warranty
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Product Description:
This dough hook can replace an old one or stand in as you change bowls and ingredients for a multi-step recipe. This is the ideal attachment for mixing and kneading yeast doughs.
Customer Reviews
Average Rating: 
Rating:  - Works great!
Great dough hook. I misplaced my old one when I moved but this is a great tool for someone who likes to make a lot of bread.
Rating: - Excellent product, great price- less than at discount stores.
This dough hook is the genuine KitchenAid product priced less than at the KitchenAid web site and also less than at the big discounts stores. You will not be disappointed.
Rating: - GREAT FOR MIXING
GREAT FOR MIXING IN NUTS, CRANBERRIES, CHOCOLATE CHIPS, ETC.. WONDERFUL, NECESSARY TOOL WHEN BAKING.
Rating:  - Okay
I love, love, love our Kitchenaid mixer, but I'm not thrilled with the quality of the dough hooks - I'm about to order our 3rd in less than 12 months. The enamel cracks on the end of the hook, and I'm afraid that using it risks chips of enamel ending up in the finished dough. Granted - they're only $15 to replace, but I don't feel like I should need to replace it so frequently... I'd happily pay quite a bit for a stainless steel one.
Rating: - Improved product
Because I lost my Kitchen Aid dough hook which came with my 30 year old mixer, I purchased a new one and am very glad I did, because the hook has been much improved. It does not take as long to knead dough using this latest hook vs. the old dough hook, maybe cutting down on half the kneading time.
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