KitchenAid 5KSMFVSP mixer/food processor accessory Strainer attachment

Achieve the perfect purées

Get smooth results for all your foodie recipes with the KitchenAid fruit and vegetable strainer.

Works with the food grinder
Specially designed to work with the food grinder attachment on your stand mixer, it makes light work of thorough straining.

Delicious homemade food
You can make it from scratch, from warming savoury soups to zingy desserts.

Jams, sauce, baby food
Need puréed and processed fruit and veg for your creations? The strainer makes it easy to get professional results.

Deliciously smooth texture
Transform soft fruits and cooked vegetables down to the finest consistency, powered by your KitchenAid stand mixer. With great results without the fuss, you can make it part of your routine.

Juicy jams and compotes
Create incredible jams, sauces and compotes in minutes. Raspberry sauce for your dessert or applesauce for cakes. With this stand mixer attachment, you can experiment with fruit!

You can use our KitchenAid fruit and vegetable strainer in combination with our KitchenAid food grinder (sold separately) to create deliciously smooth food. Experiment with your favourite ingredients to make your own jams, purées, sauces, compotes or baby food. The attachment is powered by your KitchenAid stand mixer and uses the power of its motor to strain and puree fruits and vegetables with ease. The fruit and vegetable strainer uses the help of the food grinder to break down ingredients initially, and then the strainer cone removes any peels, stems or rinds, leaving you with perfectly smooth textures. You can use it as a tomato strainer, lemon strainer and for many other ingredients. Simply fit the cone, strainer tray and splash shield on to your KitchenAid food grinder (sold separately) to process soft fruits and cooked vegetables. No need to peel or core, just place the item in the hopper and the KitchenAid fruit and vegetable strainer will create a quality purée. It’s dishwasher-safe for easy cleaning. Which recipe will you try first?