🍲 Enhance Your Kitchen Experience with the New Metro Design Pouring Chute Stainless Bowl Set – Silver Finish Review

Worked great for me. I had no problems with this parachute fitting my 6 qt. help in the kitchen. Check out my picture here, it's unused but looks like it will fit in my bowl! I have a splash guard with a built in slide that came with my kitchenware, but this one from New Metro is MUCH easier to install. on and off when I need a little more help adding ingredients. Goodbye dirty tabletop! It's durable and seems to last as long as my blender. I would recommend this to everyone!

I love this blender spout. I have a 4.5 liter model, it works fine. I have had a Kitchenaid sink in the past which is a good product. This actually keeps flour and similar splatters in the air. But this spout chute slides in and out easily. Fits many bowl sizes. Also, it's made of stainless steel, so it can't break. The Kitchenaid guard is made of plastic and you need to choose the right size for your machine model.

I have KitchenAid 4.5 Qt. Stand mixer with stainless steel bowl. The universal spout fits the bowl perfectly. I use it to add flour to cakes/pastries and powdered sugar to frosting. I can add my dry ingredients to the mixing bowl while mixing, slow or fast. Best of all, since purchasing the pour spout, there hasn't been a stain of flour or sugar on the counter or floor! Plus, it's made of durable stainless steel so it won't break or bend and is easy to clean. I RECOMMEND to anyone who has a…

Works MUCH better than the two-piece plastic chute that came with the Kitchen-Aid stand mixer - at least for adding ingredients. It sticks well to the bowl and directs the ingredients into the bowl. However, it doesn't act as a rim that curves over the mixing bowl and prevents ingredients from falling out. But since the two-part plastic chute that came with the blender kept falling apart and often fell into the blender bowl, this is a much better solution for me. And you just throw it in the…

OK. So I wasn't thrilled when I got it. I was like it's kind of awkward. I didn't really get it and it was a bit of a learning curve for me. But one day I realized. That is amazing. Earlier when I added my dry ingredients it was like this cloud of smoke and flour spread everywhere. Now it just glides great. I've found that it works best for me to attach it from the front where I'm standing and knock the ingredients from my bowl down the chute. I don't know if that applies to everyone else, but…

I've tried these plastic bowl lid and chute combinations that sometimes come with blenders and never liked them. It always happened that egg whites didn't fall into the chute or flour flew back when I tried to carefully guide it into the chute. The mouth was always too small and it was inconvenient to feed ingredients into it. This metal gutter is a welcome change! It simply attaches to the edge of the bowl and can be moved to the side or removed entirely. The metal is surgical grade stainless…

I've read many reviews of other gutters saying they don't fit the bowl in question. I have a red KA Professional HD metal bowl stand mixer (Costco circa 2005 with bowl lifter) and was looking for a pour spout as the blender head doesn't tilt backwards. Seriously, there were times I thought twice about using a damn blender because half the flour ended up on the table when the ingredients were added. I recently bought this parachute and so far so good. It fits perfectly, serves its purpose and…