Is this good for piping macarons?
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Yes, I use it for small tarts, it can be tricky though, since the tips are a little wide. I use it for piping mille-feuilles, tarts and cakes, it works fine and is accurate. I would recommend using a more narrow pip if you need to be really accurate.
693016
I have not actually used the beater this way, but the attachments are secure when I use them for anything else. I think it would work well to make your sauce.
1208151
I use mine to make pasta dough so I would imagine it could handle pie dough.
965722
No, don't think it would be good for that. You can buy an apple corer on Amazon for the purpose.
1548057
Absolutely. I only use it for making French bread in a bread machine. It has worked great for me for years.
852691
Hmmm. Maybe. And it's inexpensive enough to try it out. I would think it would only work well with some water pressure behind it; so it may not "juice" as well. Now if you are emptying out the watermelon and replacing with juice, that might work better. The shaft would be barely long enough, so you may want to put a big washer behind it, inside the melon. It comes with a hex nut that is supposed to secure it to crockery. It's a bit rubbery to make a good seal. Never heard of this, but it sounds cool!
1999436
I would say yes to Soups, but I can't imagine using it for Macaroni. Even with soups you would want to be sure to wash it thoroughly so no grease was left on the sides to change the flavor of future water usage.I love this Hot Pot but only use it for boiling water.
1879668
I have ground almonds to make almond flour for macarons using only small batches
1706688
Yes, it is great for making a ice cream-like mixture with bananas or other fruit. It makes the fruit very creamy. I can't remember which nozzle to use but it is the one with few slots in it (that is, you dont need to strain when you are making "ice cream").
1694261
Yes! I use it for overflow on hot dogs, brats, chicken, etc. Good for food items that cooked quicker than others. It keeps them warm while the remainder finish.
1228829
We've used them for almost everything else and they have worked very well, no macarons yet but why not try?
1148401
You can use this for a lot of things, but we have only used it for apples and potatoes. I don't think it would work good on irregular things, like pears, because the prongs are set. It may very well work for what you want.... I'm just not sure. I don't think you would be sorry if you got it.
412580
I use a pastry piping set that i bought on ebay for like 2.50$ (from china). It turned out to be crap so i cutted off the tip and i use a plastic bag with the long tip to pipe both sides. U can just buy a long pastry tip to pipe the icing into the middle no problem. (A tip like this: http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B00086IA30?pc_redir=1402655635&robot;_redir=1 )
1039266
Yes, it is great for mince pies. That is what I got it for. Not too deep and makes a nice small pie.
1621388
I am sorry, but I don't know. I really use it to make the syrup for the macaroons and works perfectly well.
1527898
I purchased it for the french macarons, but I have been using it for any cookies,scones and yes macaroons ! Wait until they have cooled and they will come off easily.
668192
yes, I use it for mac and cheese, mashed potatoes, etc. A great stirring spoon while cooking too.