homicozy 3-Piece Stainless Steel Hand Mixer Attachment Set - Whisk, Dough Hook, Egg Beater for Drills - Dishwasher Safe, 7.5 Inch (Drill Not Included)

These may seem like novelty items but they're the real deal. The whisk and mixer attachments worked really well. Be mindful of the differences in speed. It can make a promising whip cream change directions and become a buttercream frosting in literally no time.I would buy these again without hesitation. I do and would recommend purchasing the mixer attachments to anyone.

If you are a fan of Alton Brown’s show “Good Eats “ then you already know that this makes your cordless drill a much better multitasker than a normal corded kitchen hand mixer ever could be . It might even rival the power of a stand mixer (although I don’t own one so I don’t have actual experience using the latter). It is less cumbersome using my dewalt drill to mix some eggs or cake batter than using my corded hand mixer and trying to manage the cord from knocking over a bunch of stuff on the countertop, or getting coated with drips from cooking and having to wipe it all down later.This is also great for using away from your kitchen like out on the deck or when camping.

These may not be the most heavy duty of items however when powered by my Craftsman 20v drill the beater make quick work of cream cheese for a cheesecake. The whisk works fine. I did not use the 3rd tool but seems fine for lite duty work.

Love these things. I don’t use all the time but when I do I love them. Saves having a hand or stand mixer.

Bought this for my teenage daughter who bakes/cooks because she didn't want a traditional hand mixer. It fit the DeWalt drill perfectly and the attachments are good quality. She used it to make meringue, which takes a bit of time. The attachment worked great. The downside is that unlike a hand mixer, she had to continue to squeeze the drill trigger. The meringue came out beautifully though so it definitely does the job.

It is a very good idea, but unfortunately not all made of stainless steel, just certain parts.It is a great shame, and I would have paid a higher price for it were it made completely of perhaps, 18/* stainless steel.I gave a 3 star rating for the idea.Unfortunately for me, these will be returned.

Just received the products & tested how they function immediately. We eat a lot of burgers and pre-making sauce "in bulk" for the burger bun is imperative. Bulk mixing the Mustard, Ketchup & Mayo in a jar is now a snap. Saves at least15-20 minutes trying to mix by hand. I'm sure I'll find other uses for them. The value of the products is certainly there.

The only one out of the 3 for this mixer attachment set that I don't really care for is the whisk. I haven't used it and I probably won't TBH, it's both small and pretty flimsy, bringing the overall sturdiness rating for the set down in my book. Thankfully I have a nice sturdy hand-held whisk that I use for my eggs only, and what I was more after was the beater mixing attachment for stuff like cake or brownie mix. That one from this kit I've used and it works as desired and intended w/no issue thus far, and is sturdy enough for what I'm using it for. Slap it in a drill (I used a small, sturdy 1/2-in 2-spd 12v drill) and away I go!I would like to point out a little discrepancy in advertising pics/vids on this product/set though. I was curious if the ends of these would be set up for a drill or 1/4-inch impact (if for impact it would have a groove in it near the end, so as to 'click' in the impact driver collet and lock in), and most of the advertising shows it groove-less more geared for a drill where it's the dill chuck's teeth that grab the tool's base and holds it in. There was 1 quick shot of a set though where it was set up for an impact where it's design would allow it to lock into an impact driver, but that's not actually what is being sent out here, and instead it's the drill oriented base on these. That's fine since I have both a drill and impact driver, but I just wanted to point that fact out, in case someone should ask, because I was curious about that myself.