KitchenAid K5THSBP Polished Replacement Bowl with Handle
Product Summary
- Manufacturer: KitchenAid
- Product Model: K5THSBP
- Mfg Part #: K5THSBP
- UPC: 050946881324
- Category: Cookware
Product Description
Flat Rate Shipping! KitchenAid Polished Stainless Bowl with Handle fits 5 Quart Tilt Head...Additional bowl for 5 Quart Tilt Head Stand Mixers; The flat base keeps bowl steady on counter and is dishwasher safe; Fits models: KSM150, KSM152. This is a Special Order item shipped directly from the manufacturer and may take up to 7 business days for delivery. This product is available online only.
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Product Information
Pots & Pans Type : Bowl - 1.25 gal
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Physical Characteristics
Material : Stainless Steel
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Additional Information :
For Models KSM150, KSM152
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Product Details
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Product Information
Pots & Pans Type : Bowl - 1.25 gal
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Physical Characteristics
Material : Stainless Steel
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Miscellaneous
Additional Information :
For Models KSM150, KSM152
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