Acacia Wood Mixing Bowl for KitchenAid Tilt-Head Stand Mixer

Compatible with all KitchenAid 4.5 Qt and 5 Qt tilt-head stand mixers. Not compatible with bowl-lift models.
5-quart acacia wood mixing bowl with a stainless steel locking base. Attaches to your KitchenAid the same way as the original bowl and works with all beater, whisk, and hook attachments — with considerably better aesthetics.

Compatible mixer models

K45 · KSM75 · KSM90 · KSM150 · KSM152 · KSM155 · KSM160 · KSM175 · KSM195

Tilt-head only — not compatible with bowl-lift models.

Features

• Solid acacia hardwood — unique grain pattern on every bowl
• Stainless steel locking base — attaches the same way as the original KitchenAid bowl
• 5-quart capacity
• Food-safe oil finish
• Fully functional — use with all KitchenAid beater, whisk, and dough hook attachments

Care

Hand wash only — do not put in the dishwasher or soak in water. Dry immediately after washing. Re-oil every 3–4 weeks with food-grade mineral oil to maintain the wood.

Good to know

Each bowl is cut from solid acacia, so no two bowls share the same grain pattern. Makes a genuinely unique gift for weddings, housewarmings, or anyone with a KitchenAid who already has everything.

Frequently asked questions

Will this bowl fit my tilt-head KitchenAid?
Yes. It fits all 4.5 Qt and 5 Qt tilt-head models (K45, KSM75, KSM90, KSM150 and similar). It does not fit bowl-lift mixers.

Does it lock in like the original KitchenAid bowl?
Yes. The stainless steel locking base attaches exactly the same way as the standard bowl.

Can I use it with the beater, whisk and dough hook?
Yes. It works with all your KitchenAid attachments, just like the original bowl.

Is a wooden mixing bowl safe for food?
Yes. It's finished with a food-safe oil. Hand wash it and re-oil occasionally to keep the surface sealed.

Can I put it in the dishwasher?
No. Hand wash only, dry it promptly, and never soak it, so the acacia doesn't swell or crack.

Helpful guides from Willow Haven

• KitchenAid bowl sizes explained: 4.5 vs 5 vs 6 quart
• Glass vs stainless vs wooden KitchenAid mixing bowls
• Are wooden mixing bowls safe to use?
• How to care for a wooden mixing bowl