can you whip egg whites, top cream, etc? how do you compare it vs. a KA?
862771
Yes it has whipping paddles (included) which whip up the fluffiest whits and cream you've ever seen!!! LOVE IT!!! I think KA's stink in comparison...
862772
I have owned both and truly believe the Bosch is superior! The Bosch can do anything a KA can do and then some. I believe it can whip as little as one egg white but I've never attempted that since I never need only one. Your whipped cream and frosting are light and fluffy in no time. You can use the cookie paddles to mash refried beans or shred cooked chicken breasts. I believe the only down side is they aren't as pretty as KA on your counter top but I got over that years ago. Good luck!
862773
Yes and I think it is superior to the Kitchen aid. Have both and the Bosch is superior.
862774
yes, it is good to whip eggs, and top cream, but i never have a KA product....
862775
Yes, it is great for whipping cream, eggs, etc. It is much better than the KA at incorporating air when whipping. The only drawback is that it is not good at handling small quantities (>1lb) of high hydration bread doughs.
862776
Ive never owned a moxer other than hand held, the Bosch has an attachment for anything you want to do, yes on the egg whites and whipped cream. I bought it for my bread making, and it is amazing! I dont know how i ever did without it. Very strong motor, heavy duty and easy clean up (dishwasher) i am IN LOVE!
862777
Yes. You can pretty much do everything you can with a Kitchen Aid. I actually have both and prefer the Bosch to the kitchen aid. It doesn't take up nearly as much room as the KA and I like using it more.
862778
Egg whites and whipping cream do very well in large amounts, but if I'm doing only 2 or 3 or just a cup of cream, I use my Kitchen Aid. The smaller bowls are more efficient. I haven't tried using the blender for egg whites or cream, so can't speak to that issue.
862779
Yes, you certainly can whip the items you named. I sent my KitchenAid to my daughter. Give you an idea?
862780
You can do anything with this machine. It is more sturdy and powerful than a "KA".
2269547
I, like you, also use kala namak. I find that the Vegg is better suited to French toast and "dippy" eggs. I still use kala namak for a regular tofu scramble but Vegg for the items above as well as overnight breakfast casserole. I am really happy with the Vegg for baking as well. It adds a nice eggy flavor that ener-g egg replacer does not.
1819526
I have never tried to make whip cream with this product. It is pretty dense so idk. It is very yummy though. I have added it to smoothies and shakes. Sometimes I just eat it with a spoon :)
1632005
If it fits yea...but in order to whip cream you'll need nitrous because of the chemistry. CO2 charge (food grade) to make carbonated liquids.
458427
As well as it whips whipping cream, I expect it would also do well with egg whites.
307884
Its the only way to get stiff egg whites in just a few minutes. Great for other things too. Just read the back of your kitchen aid mixer book where the many recipes are. They have all the uses listed there.
978183
This is an emulsifier. Blends oil with other ingredients. Without the egg and lemon juice, your mayo becomes something similar to miracle whip. I have never needed it in my mayo, which I make weekly.
353317
Cream if you can vet it to work. I have not had any success with whole milk or jalf and half.
1298840
I just use it in recipes that have several other ingredients. My favorite is an ice cream recipe, so I do not taste the egg.
173103
Absolutely. I don't know how much it affects whipping time if at all because I haven't tried a side-by-side comparison. I treat the cream as directed at least one day ahead of time. The lactose converts to a different sugar that doesn't seem to affect the whipping properties. Stiff peakable.
1582249
I had probs too!...BUY the other brand, the recipe proportions are PERFECT, you'd never know that my scrambled eggs were not real...try OVA EASY!
453960
The beaters are like two whisks, not like the old style flat bladed ones. I think it would do a fine job of whipping cream. Just make sure you have a very deep bowl because it is very powerful.
1044496
Yes, you can use less. When I do use less, I do not use the white top so I can get the beater under the surface of the cream.
559089
I use a dinner fork and slide it gingerly under the egg and lift it out. My eggs are cooked what I call medium so the white is done. I've had no trouble. Goog luck.
1896670
I have done silkie eggs in there. You can change the amount it turns so it doesn't turn the small eggs too much
572315
Poaches 3 eggs and is white....I've had this thing for like 2 years now and it's a great, healthy alternative to my typical fried egg endeavors. Only tricky part will be finding the sweet spot on the dial to get your eggs cooked exactly how you'd like them (how runny you want your yolk to be)
1395001
Yes, it is very good at making whipped cream. I use it the most to whip egg whites to stiff peaks.