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Submitted by ruth hurst on November 13, 2010 - 11:16am Hobart Dough Hook. Where to buy?I am REALLY hoping someone can send me in the right direction. I was given a Hobart A 200T (20 QT?) mixer 7 years ago. It came with the paddle and whisk. (I call the whisk "the bird cage") What a fantastic gift! I have made tons of cookies with it, but sadly, that's all I've used it for. (We own a fishing lodge and I do the cooking & baking) It didn't come with a bread hook and I didn't mind at all as I wasn't making large amounts of dough until this past season. Is there anyone on TFL or someone that knows someone that might know of a reputable online source for such an attachment? I done several searches, but without knowing the specific companies or sellers, I am a bit hesitant to get the credit card out. I can't wait to start making more than a few loaves & rolls at a time! Note to self: search the forums for large batch formulas, YAY! And try again to wrap my feeble brain around the math involved. I have BBA and will re-read the information again to try to get a grip on it. Thanks so much folks. I appreciate any help you may be able to send my way. Take care, Ruth
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There are probably several good sources. I once ordered a coffee maker from webstaurant with good results. Never ordered bakery equipment from them but here is the hook and it looks like a very good price.
http://www.webstaurantstore.com/spiral-dough-hook-for-hobart-20-qt-mixer/42520DS.html
I am positive there are several good places to order this item. Make sure what you order is a dough hook for A-200. The newer Legacy series 20 qt takes a different hook.
Here is another suggestion...
Hi,
I purchased my Hobart N50 mixer from this site: http://globeequipment.com/
They also carry the agitators for the mixers. I found them to be very helpful.
Hope this helps! Genie
Whew! Thanks!
I love that you have both dealt with these companies. I have checked out both sites. Now I see a pastry cutter attachment for the Hobart... Oh boy, I could use one of those as well! I'll have to research to see how well that baby works.
I'm pretty fussy about my pastry...
Thanks again.
I am ready to order! Mucho loaves, here I come!
Ruth