can I mash potatoes in it with electric mixmaster and not harm surface?
473466
I read all the literature that comes with it and all I CAN FIND IS NOT TO USE ABRASIVE CLRANER. I DON'T THINK I WOULD CHANCE IT OR GO TO
473467
I would recommend you use a plastic potato masher rather than the electric mixmaster. Otherwise, I believe you could potentially harm the surface.
2114113
Since this saucepan is stainless steel using an electric mixer to mash potatoes should not be a problem. HOWEVER, this 1-qt size pan is rather small and in my opinion would not give you sufficient room for maneuvering an electric hand mixer without the contents of the saucepan spilling out. In my opinion, I would recommend using the 3-qt size for handling mashed potatoes with an electric hand mixer.
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No it didn't work with my mix-master. The plastic Base is to large it cannot lock into place I removed the base ,and it is still cannot work
1258440
This will puree foods very finely. It has three levels of mesh. When I make potatoes with it they are very smooth. It will also leave any peel in the container, it won't go through the mesh. Hope that helps!
1958933
I use my Kitchen-aid for mashed potatoes all the time. They come out excellent!
1275141
No, but it sounds like a good idea. U can vary the thickness by adding more powder with less water. Mix well before adding to the potatoes or Mac and cheese. Be patient. It can take a few minutes to dissolve.
1059476
The flat 3 blade beater will whip mashed potatoes,but they will still be lumpy. Better to get whisk, that is my suguestion.
2073812
I have no idea, but it made my mashed potatoes gray!! I do not like it, it is not like the original whip that comes with the mixer
1245225
I really appreciate the potato ricer for making spaetzle, a German dumpling noodle that my mother used to make. But I have no experience in using it or the food mill for mashed potatoes or deviled eggs. I usually make too large a quantity to make either of these tools a practical choice for me so I'm sorry I'm not in a position to answer your question directly. I personally find a hand mixer very convenient for either purpose. That way you can avoid having to scoop many small batches into the ricer or the mill in addition to working either tool. A hand mixer would mix it all at once and be easier to operate (in my opinion). I hope this was helpful.
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The top of mine has cracked. Not much and I filled it with glue and made it flat and even. So I would say no do not use it for a mixer. It is a lot of extra space for pots and pans etc.
513987
Haven't used it on dry ingredients - mainly use to mix batter, mashed potatoes
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Im not sure if you can use with food products. I use mine for mixing flooring products but it has not rusted or anything like that. I really don't see why you couldn't use it on food if you keep it clean. Would probably work great, for mixing cake batter or big things of mashed potatoes.
1897997
Yes, you can use this to rice potatoes. I ofen use it to rice my potatoes before I mash them. It makes them lump free and really smooth. I hope this helps!
548608
Absolutely! I have had a set for approximately 16 years, and some of my well worn pans are wearing out. I never put them in the dishwasher or use a harsh scrubbing device on them, and like one lady's complaint of not being able to use a mixer to mash potatoes in them . . . well, that is a given. It seems to me that anyone would know not to do that.
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This pot is actually quite small for that task. It could be used for cooking potatoes, but boiling water in cast iron tends to rust them. If you are single you might have enough room to do your potatoes and mash them in the pot though. AND if you rinse and oil it after you are finished cooking with it, it should be okay, but a larger stainless steel pot might serve you better here. I love cast iron, but somethings aren't ideal in them. (IE: tomatoes takes the finish off)
1388990
You are talking about a hand mixer. I don't mix bread dough with it. I have never had a problem with power. I have had to replace the beaters a couple of times.
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Absolutely ! Works great right out of the box - I was so excited to make potato pancakes that I didn't even think to wash the grater parts.Simple stated this is a great machine and well worth the investment.