Vegetable Sheet Cutter Attachment

Model: KSMSCA

Color: Other

Sale: $69.99

MSRP: $129.99

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Vegetable Sheet Cutter Attachment

Sale: $69.99

MSRP: $129.99

Model: KSMSCA

Product Overview

Vegetable Sheet Cutter Attachment

Reinvent classic meals and inspire your culinary creativity with fresh fruits and vegetables. The KitchenAid® Vegetable Sheet Cutter Attachment produces thin sheets of zucchini, apples, cucumber and other fruits and vegetables. From substituting pasta and wraps with vegetable sheets, to reinventing snacks and sweet dishes, the options are endless.

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Features

Attaches to Power Hub

Of your stand mixer and uses the power of the motor to run the attachment. Fits all Household KitchenAid® Stand Mixers.

Use more fresh fruits and vegetables

Create sheets of zucchini, apples, cucumbers and other fruits and vegetables, and inspire fresh versions of everyday dishes.Two blades allow you to produce thinner or thicker sheets, depending on your preference or recipe.

Premium Metal Construction

For durable long lasting performance, and when attached to the stand mixer, provides stability and ease of use.

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Customer Reviews

Rated 2 out of 5 by Jccwc from Good idea, but misses the mark No longer than 5 inch veggies fit on sheeter, must be straight veggies and they should be very fat for any kind of a nice sheet. The core that is left after the sheet is cut is approximately 1.25 inches in diameter and 5 inches in length - a big chunk of waste (maybe use in salad or stir fry). If your veggie isn’t very straight when you bought it then you won’t get long, nicely formed sheets. They’ll come out in pieces or with gaps or cutouts in them. My best results came with a cucumber, but still too much waste for my liking. All in all, good idea, lack luster results.

Date published: 2017-11-11

Rated 1 out of 5 by MN Cookie from So Disappointed I have loved every KitchenAid product I have ever purchased - and I have several, but the vegetable sheet cutter was a huge disappointment. The food has to be nearly perfect in quality to get a consistent "sheet." Cutting off the ends wastes food. I tried potatoes with the thin blade and zucchini with the thicker blade. I had luck with one potato out of 6 producing a "sheet." There was, of course, an inner core of waste. Was not able to get a sheet of zucchini as the blade did not seem sharp enough. Just mushed up my vegetable. So surprised as this is not a typical KitchenAid product. Bummer.

Date published: 2017-08-04

Rated 5 out of 5 by Mimi B. from Absolutely love it! I bought this vegetable sheeter on sale at target and couldn’t wait to try it . It was very easy to use and clean up. I made a 7x10”’ vegetable lasagna with sheeted zucchini and butternut squash. I made a bechamel sauce and layered sauteed Bella mushrooms and onions between the zucchini and butternut layers. I only needed 1/2 of a zucchini and 1/2 of a butternut squash. It was delicious and loved by my Atkins diet friends. Highly recommend it. The vegetable sheets are very workable and not at all fragile. I plan to make manicotti and enchilada substitutes soon. Apple sheets will be in my future plans.

Date published: 2017-10-27

Rated 3 out of 5 by Mcaren from Change in anchor design would be game-changer I just received this as a Christmas gift; have been excited to try it. Although I’d heard that butternut squash was probably not going to work, I wanted to try and find out why. The plastic anchor that is closest to the machine (not the skewer end) simply carves out a circular chunk from the squash so it can’t rotate. If this piece were more robust — perhaps made of metal or at least comprised of sharp spiky teeth that were a bit longer — it could easily work with harder fruits and vegetables. Seems like an expensive attachment for such a limited list of produce.

Date published: 2018-02-09

Rated 5 out of 5 by Kathy from Sweet sheet cutter Received this a couple weeks ago Got all kinds of veggies and fruits. It sheets zucchini, apples, squashes, cucumbers with perfection. I wish it would do radishes. I imagine if I get the thicker longer ones it might work. I was happy the way it DID NOT sheet into the seeded part. I really want to try it on harder fruits like plums, nectarines and even peaches and when I do Ill be sure to write again. Oh can you imagine the yummy desserts you could make if it works out. I had fun with this. It is a wonderful way of making elegant and just good, fun things to eat. The blades... the thin is thin and the thick is thick. So EASY to clean. EASY to use! Love this sheet cutter

Date published: 2017-07-14

Rated 4 out of 5 by Megan from Awesome device!!! I have been sheet cutting all sorts of items. Yams, parsnips, rutabagas, pretty much anything I can find in my produce department that looks like it might slice well. I am experimenting with mixtures and have to say everything I’ve tried has come out well. A single potato can create a yard-long slice or more!! My only gripe (and the reason I didn’t give it 5 stars) is that the vegetable holder could be more sturdy. A couple of the prongs snapped off doing the rutabaga, and so far I have not heard back from Kitchen -Aid about a replacement part. I can still do most items,

Date published: 2017-12-08

Rated 5 out of 5 by chris from vegetable sheet cutter Another solid well made tool for our mixer. The heavy duty build of their attachments is just awesome. I wish others would follow their lead in building sturdy long term goods you could pass on to others. This has a thin and a thick cut option and cuts great. We used for wraps already and we looking for more creative things to do with it. My wife will try a veggie lasagna with this next time around. Overall a solid tool and looking to get more creative with it.

Date published: 2017-08-01

Rated 4 out of 5 by rjjchick from Works Perfectly - Funky tool! I received this attachment as a beta tester and was very curious when it arrived. I tried all the obvious things first; sweet potato fries, daikon salad, sushi wraps and zucchini lasagna. (Sooooo much tastier than store bought seeweed for a wrap). I am an avid baker and wanted to try incorporating apple into something. First I made apple cinnamon pastry roll ups and finally made a rum raisin apple ribbon pie I've been dying to try for years. Presentation was spectacular and pie was appreciated. I don't see another way to make this! I plan on making a vegetable ribbon pie as well with the same method and savory base in a tart shell. The tool works cleanly and perfectly, thick or thin flat ribbons for wrapping, layering and garnishes. It's easy to clean and the storage box is perfect. Two thoughts that are not specifically negatives. I wish it had an adjustment for how wide to cut the ribbons. It is one flat ribbon and I could cut that afterwards into shreds so its not that difficult to live without it. The other is that this is a result that takes some creativity to think of neat dishes that take advantage of wide flat ribbons of vegetables or hard fruits.

Date published: 2017-08-02

Rated 1 out of 5 by jrg147 from Good in theory, not in actual use I received this for a holiday gift and was excited to have a way to make non-pasta pasta dishes plus other fun veggie based dishes. Trying to set up the veggies (tried softer & harder veggies) was difficult, but once we got that figured out we realized the amt of wasted veggie wasn't worth the process. Overall, not worth the money - I'll just use a mandolin for making veggie slices. Unfortunately mine was purchased via Amazon so I'm not able to exchange.

Date published: 2018-03-14

Rated 4 out of 5 by DAB from Experimental I have never heard of using vegetables as a wrap. I even tried to find some recipes on the internet but did not find any. I had to kind of use my own imagination on the best way to use the veggie wraps. I mixed up a cheese spread and layered the cheese with sliced meat. They were pretty good but it would have been good to have something in the user guide to help with how to use them.

Date published: 2017-07-27