KitchenAid 4.7 Litre Ceramic Mixing Bowl - 5KSM2CB5PCC

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The KitchenAid 4.7 Litre Ceramic Mixing Bowl (5KSM2CB5PCC) is an ideal upgrade for home bakers using KitchenAid Tilt-Head Stand Mixers who value both aesthetic appeal and culinary versatility. This titanium-reinforced ceramic bowl offers the convenience of moving seamlessly from the freezer to the oven, though users should note it is exclusively designed for 4.3L, 4.7L, and 4.8L tilt-head models and lacks integrated measurement markings.
| Model Part Number | 5KSM2CB5PCC |
|---|---|
| Brand | KitchenAid |
No, this bowl is exclusively designed for KitchenAid Tilt-Head Stand Mixers.
Yes, it is safe for use in ovens up to 240 degrees.
No, the package includes the ceramic bowl only.
It is made of titanium-reinforced ceramic, making it stronger and lighter than traditional ceramic, but it remains heavier than stainless steel bowls.
The bowl comes with a 5-year no-chip guarantee.
Ensure you are using a compatible Tilt-Head model and that no debris is stuck in the locking mechanism.
Soak the bowl in warm, soapy water; the non-porous ceramic surface cleans easily without scrubbing.
Compatibility: This bowl is specifically engineered for KitchenAid Tilt-Head Stand Mixers with bowl capacities of 4.3L, 4.7L, and 4.8L. It will not lock into the base of Bowl-Lift models.
Setup: To attach, align the bowl base with the locking plate on your stand mixer and twist to secure it in place until it clicks.
Care: While the bowl is dishwasher safe, it is recommended to place it securely to prevent clashing with other items. Avoid sudden thermal shocks—such as moving a frozen bowl directly into a preheated 240-degree oven—to maintain the integrity of the ceramic.