could this be used for making a waffle bowl ?
200846
possibly, but I do not think I would try it. The tortilla's are already made and this just forms to the bowl.
1600947
I wouldn't think so. It is a utensil for cooking. I believe it would be too small. Hope this helps!
2074569
I guess you could. They are soft & "squishy" bowls but I don't see why you couldn't use a mixer if you're careful. I use the bowls mainly to mix and add ingredients to my Kitchen Aid mixer. The tops of the bowls pinch nicely into a spout.
1672590
Waffle cone, possibly, I just wouldn't lock the latch. Crepes, I wouldn't, the batter is very thin, I would think it would just run over the side, also the heating element can get very hot & it stays hot, so i wouldnt reccomend unless you want a crunchy crepe, your better off using an omelet pan or plett pan
1488726
They can be. There is a gauge on it for heat. The higher the heat the crisper the waffle. You will have to adjust its few times to get it where you want it to be
61659
I don't think so. It's a mixing bowl. If it breaks, you'll have an awful mess in your oven. I'd use Corning Ware or a metal pan meant as ovenware.
1881889
I would recommend using a separate bowl. Although you could probably mix in it.
1228268
I haven't specifically tried that but it does a lot more than you would think. You could try whipping up that many egg whites and see how much volume they take up but I doubt it would take 4 quarts. You can get metal bowls I believe but he plastic has been fine for me.
2202695
I don't think it would work very well. It wouldn't fit in the space for the bowl, it is an oval shape.
1919133
It might be possible but I wouldn't. Baking dishes have thicker walls and are made to cook food. These are made to keep food warm.
1393327
I have only made pancakes, waffles, and omelettes with it. I wouldn't see it working. The one thing I don't like about it is that you can't switch out the plates so I'm pretty sure you would have a very hard time with wraps and such. Hope this helps. Also wouldnt be sure as how to make wraps you have to flip it to start the timer I would know how to begin with that and you would only be able to use one side.
6432
Maybe, but the problem would be the coldness of the bowl. If you quickly scraped out the first flavor and immediately put in the mix for the next flavor it might work as long as the bowl doesn't warm up. You couldn't wash it out as that would warm the bowl. Take turns making their favorite flavors.
2046584
Yes, I've used it to make whipped cream, additionally there is a stainless steel bowl available (not inexpensive).
871868
I would think it would work, it is good strong quality stainless flatware. I bought it because it was large with widely spaced tines (compared to other options) to use for mixing pancake batter and similar heavy mixes that don't want to be beaten to a froth with a whisk or mixer. It works great for that purpose.
769220
Of course but you may want to watch out temp so it doesn't burn waffles. Also get a hard plastic bristle brush to clean after. Makes it so much easier.
1558001
I don't think so...but I haven't tried. a blender or food processor might be a better option for that
61660
I would say no. I purchased this as a replacement to one I discolored in the oven. It is a mixing, serving bowl.