Will it stand up to oatmeal raisin and chocolate chip cookies?
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No, I can tell you with good authority that there is no cookie press that will do that. The dough for any cookie press has to be perfectly smooth so it will squeeze through the little different shape plates that form the cookies. Nuts, raisins, chocolate chips will totally block it and you will scream and throw it against the wall!
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I would not recommend running raisins, chocolate chips or even oatmeal through the dies ... the holes are not big enough. I'm sure the press is strong enough, but it won't work.
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It isn't a question of the cookie press being strong enough for oatmeal raisin and chocolate chip cookies, but those recipes aren't made to be put through a press. You need a smooth dough of a certain consistancy. The chunky things like oatmeal and chocolate chips will not go through the dye easily. Even very linely chopped nuts don't work.
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I would say 100% yes. It's solid and not flimsy at all. We use the shelf stacker things and do just that. Ours is used a lot and has a lot of things in it... Bags of rices, big and small canned goods, containers full of flour and sugar, boxes of granola bars bought from Costco, etc.
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I think it will. You would, most likely, have to leave a shelf out in order to accomodate the mixer. I do love this island. It is well made and gives me the storage I needed. I can store many serving pieces in it.
1578748
Great answer Tom! Yes, it fits on my cookie sheet with a little room to spare.
685204
to the brim of the jar is about 5 and 1/2 inches (doesn't include the little knob on the top). as for cookies, of course that will depend on the size of the cookies. if we're talking oreos, then probably yes.
487270
yes it would be great for cookies. it would hold more cookies than anyone should have but oh well????
1098083
Never used it for baking cookies. Have used it for French fries and oven roasted vegetables. I would think cookies would do just fine.
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Yes, but there are some things to keep in mind. This mat is made if flexible silicone so there will be some slight sagging between the bars of your oven rack. Something relatively stable like a pizza would be unaffected, but more delicate items like macarons would be very affected. Also keep in mind that with a flexible sheet it might difficult to remove many items (like 24 cookies) before they have cooled for a bit.
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I don't believe so, it's made for tempered choc and then in the fridge. It would prob melt in the oven
685201
It's 5 3/8 inches tall, and I think it would hold 30 cookies if they weren't huge! I use mine to hold oatmeal. It's easy to dip into the jar to measure it out. It's also attractive and has a good tight seal.
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I love this product. I bake cookies and they brown well. I use a cookie scoop so the cookies are nearly the same size, however the shape does not deter the taste.
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I think it would hold a mixer or food processor but to use as a shelf I don't know because it does not stand very high. But I really like mine.
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No but will stand up, I guess it depends what you put in it. I put a candle in it & it was cute as a gift. But alone I filled it won't stand up
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I've made a couple of batches of chocolate chip cookies and it did very well. Yeast biscuits provided no problem with it. The only time it bogged down was when I was making fondant.
1256702
Yes. It tends to produce a slightly "gluey" texture. I add 15-20% oat flour to the blend and this seems to improve baked goods.
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Yes it can. The top shelf gives it support for the sides to stay together. Its a very nice bakers rack.
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Hi, I decided to look further at my rack after Reading the other responses. The other posters are right. I see that several of my dividers have popped out from the weight of my cookie sheets. So I think they're probably right it would not be a good idea.