Cookie Paddles with Metal Whip Drive
Designed for medium to thick batters and cookie doughs. For stiff cookie doughs like sugar cookies, or when adding multiple heavy ingredients such as fruit, nuts, and candy, switch to the dough hook after creaming the butter. For very large batches of cookies (15+ dozen), switch to the Dough Hook before adding flour. Must be used with the Metal Whip Driver, included. If you already have a Metal Whip Driver, you can purchase the Cookie Paddlesalone. For use with the NutriMill Artiste Mixer. The Bowl Scraper accessory is a perfect match for our Cookie Paddles.
Compatible with:
- Bosch Universal Plus Mixer
- Bosch Universal Classic Mixer
- NutriMill Artiste Mixer
What's Included:
- Cookie Paddles
- Metal Whip Driver
Shipping
Most orders are shipped out in 1-2 business days, but please allow a maximum of 5 business days for your order to be shipped out. Should an item go out of stock, you will be contacted for replacement or refund options. All tracking numbers will be included in the shipping confirmation email you receive at the time of package being shipped out.
Returns
Your items are eligible for return as long as you have a receipt, items are able to be put back in original packaging, and item is in the same condition as when you bought it. Items must be returned within 14 days of original delivery date for a full refund.
If no receipt is able to be provided, in store credit is available. Please note that any items on sale, or marked as final sale are NOT eligible for return.
Returns and exchanges are reviewed on a case by case basis. Please send any questions regarding a return or exchange to info@thecooksnookmcpherson.com
To make a return, you should mail your product to: The Cook's Nook, 219 N Main St, McPherson KS 67460, United States
You will be responsible for paying for your own shipping costs for returning your item. Shipping costs are non-refundable and we are not responsible for items lost in return transit, so you are encouraged to keep track of the tracking number.
