KitchenAid 2-Qt Ice Cream Maker Attachment for select KitchenAid Tilt-Head Stand Mixers, White

This is awesome. If you have room just always keep it in the freezer. I put my freezer to -6*F that's the lowest she goes lol I have put yogurt into it, made some amazing vanilla ice cream, and one of the absolute best ones I've done is the coffee ice cream. I also put some rum into a blender with pineapple and coconut cream then put that into it as well! (That is dangerous be careful lol) In 30 mins you have a nice soft serve, and let it be in the freezer (after removing it from the bowl first of course) and you have ice cream. I hope it continues to be good since I've had it for about a month only?

The ice cream attachment worked as advertised. I am very pleased with how it made a pineapple sorbet from a powdered soft serve mix. The only issue was it did not snap into place because it was a bit too big for my mixer but following the instructions i just had to turn it around.

Love how easy this makes ice cream. It's a little messy when you empty the bowl to pack the ice cream, but who cares....licking the beater and bowl on this is yum yum yummy! Highly recommend if you have a KitchenAid mixer. (Note3: You will need to store the bowl in the freezer in between uses)

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Absolutely love the KitchenAid Ice Cream Bowl Attachment! It is so easy to use and makes beautifully smooth, creamy ice cream and gelato at home. The attachment fits perfectly onto the stand mixer and the whole process is simple from start to finish. The results have been fantastic — the ice cream comes out with a lovely texture and it is great being able to control exactly what ingredients go into it. It is also really versatile for making sorbet, gelato and frozen desserts. If you already own a KitchenAid stand mixer and enjoy making homemade treats, this attachment is definitely worth having. Excellent quality, easy to use and produces delicious results every time. Highly recommend!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I just used this yesterday for the first time. It was a little difficult to get the dasher and bowl in place for me, but the process of mixing and the end product were great! Next time I will add slightly more sweetness since it states in the manual that if frozen, the sweetness will be subdued. It wasn't exactly inexpensive, but it should pay itself off in a few batches after buying gelato for my grandkids and paying outrageous prices (even though I can't make all the fun different flavors they have). The only real complaint would be how heavy it is, but I understand why.

I saw the ice cream bowl was on sale for 40$ dollars off so I bought it when it arrived it was clearly used in the sense of it was not sealed and also there were used Halloween candy wrappers in the box which was odd, the website did not say it was used or refurbished. Very disappointing purchase from Walmart not the first the Walmart website has let me down either.

I got this attachment free with my standmixer years ago. I've tested it extensively and I can say with confidence that it's really not very good. It needs to chill in the freezer overnight before it can be used, so it's not very practical. Additionally, the bowl is quite large, so you need to actually have space in your freezer to store it. Finally, it doesn't stay cold for long enough to make icecream on a warm day. I got to the point where I'd put icepacks around my already prefrozen ice cream bowl attachment, covered all of that in foil and teatowls to help with insulation, plus I turn on the aircon. After all of that work, I can successfully make a batch of icecream before the icecream attachment becomes too warm. Trust me when I say I really tried with this attachment, but it really is poorly designed and not functional. I'd recommend just getting a purpose built icecream maker instead, it'll be the same price and you'll have better quality icecream and gelato with far less hassle.

I had been eyeing off this product for many months and since being given it for my birthday, I hate it. I've used it four times and I don't think I'll ever use it again. It didn't come with any recipes, and the provided instructions are minimal and not very clear. I had to look up videos and instructions online as not even the KitchenAid website was helpful. It takes a lot of space in the freezer. It's quite high so I have to remove the drawer to fit it in my freezer. The drive assembly doesn't fit easily on the machine- it's meant to slide in but with the metal skirt it never sits flat and can take a few attempts to connect to the dasher. When you have it all attached there is almost no space to pour in your mix. Unless you use a piping bag, it's very messy. I have never been able to churn for the recommended 20-30 minutes. It gets stuck and starts skipping after about 10-12 minutes. My record is 15 minutes. It's also inconsistent at mixing. The bottom is always colder and stiffer, the middle section better churned but the top section has done hardly anything. The texture of the finished ice-cream is inconsistent as a result. It's difficult to remove the ice-cream once churned. The dasher holds a lot of mixture and it's a fiddly shape to clean. The bowl is also quite deep and narrow so it's hard to get enough leverage to scrape out semi-frozen mix. It's a great idea and it looks nice but it'd never recommend it to anyone. I find it hard to believe it has so many positive reviews.

Cheaply made, especially for the price point. I had ordered a $50 one on Amazon and was disappointed in quality so purchased this one assuming being over double the price it would be higher quality but was extremely disappointed the paddle is all plastic and bowl is same quality as the $50 one I had purchased on Amazon.

The attachment was broken in the package