Is this bowl good for mixing box cake mix
1008571
Im sure it would be great. I ended up sending mine back. I didnt realize that it was not glass until I got it. I wanted glass
1008572
This bowl is not good for anything--it has a ridge seam around the bottom, where batter sticks, instead of a rounded bottom. In addition, I bought two and they both cracked in less than a year--definitely not worth spending money on--actually I wouldn't take one if they gave it to me for free.
1008573
Since owning 3 of them for a while I wouldn't buy any mixing bowl with out a side handle, love it!
1008574
yes, it is good for all kinds of batters, especially since it has the handle and a non-skid ring on the bottom that prevents it from sliding on the counter top. Good for biscuit mixing since you don't want it to be mixed too smoothly.
1008575
Yes. It's called a "batter bowl" because it is good for that type of mixing.
1008576
Yes, it's great for mixing batter or cake mix. It's very light, which makes it easier to handle than heavy glass bowls. That is a big selling point to me. The only bad thing is that it must either be washed by hand or on the TOP RACK of your dishwasher, according to the label. I love the color two - very retro. I am still very happy with this purchase.
378520
I have not used it for this purpose, however, my old mixer had the same kind of beaters and worked just fine on egg whites or cream. My one complaint about the mixer is that it did not arrive with a small bowl. I'm sure meringue and whipped cream would turn out better in a smaller bowl. If I order one from Sunbeam, I'm going to specify that it has the attachment on the bottom so that it will turn at the correct speed.
882984
I think it is for the price. It's a good sturdy mixer. I've had my own cake decorating business. and I need a high speed mixer this one fits the bill. It is a good mixer can't find any fault with it,.
1871947
I don't see why not. My wife has used them for Jello Molds and making jazzy layered Ice Cream desserts. She likes how you can squeeze them thin to pour batters and liquids into muffin pans and little molds. Hey, I forgot to mention that I actually bought 2 sets of these bowls. One for me and one for her. We've had some hot stuff in them and they're none the worse for use. Good luck.
1613494
I am sorry, I gave it away to my daughter. I wanted a big, light weight bowl for mixing a large salad with dressing, marinating meat etc. It is great for my purposes, but I can't measure it. Nancy
2263855
I have the Artisan Mixer. I love this smaller bowl for smaller mixing quantities. I would advise you contact KitchenAid to see if the bowl is compatible with your particular mixer before you purchase.
2259305
I don't see why not. I used a regular box cake mix you would get at the grocery store and it worked out great. Just spray the pan really well before pouring in the batter. Good luck!
1223010
The largest bowl is about 5 quarts. So it is smaller than a typical mixing bowl set. The rest of the bowl sized slightly smaller than so they stack perfectly. It works for me because I already have large mixing bowl.
1306731
I've found that it works great for mixing cake batters, though I have not tried it with thicker consistencies like brownies. I suspect the whisk tines may be too small for heavier things like cookie & bread dough. Cakes are great!
1817571
Never tried that. We use the cake mix for other things like banana nut bread, small cupcakes. Sorry cannot help you.
61660
I would say no. I purchased this as a replacement to one I discolored in the oven. It is a mixing, serving bowl.
318884
Absolutely. These bowls are high quality and they are all I use. I threw away everything else I had. I even use them to serve from at family and informal gatherings. I've bought three sets and given two as gifts.
1376749
You don't have to. I bought this bowl because I sometimes like to bake a small cake or small amount of cookies. These bowls is just perfect for that. Otherwise the bowl that comes with the mixer is just fine.
1564577
It's fix most mixing bowls made for the kitchenAid. Most bowls are the same size, mixer maybe larger or smaller but the bowls all run the same. You shouldn't have a problem
2063177
They are smaller mixing bowls not large. If your a big baker and need a large bowl then these are a bit small, but if you are looking for some smaller ones then they would do for most needs.
1718490
sure is , would work fine as a mixing bowl.just the lid doesen't stay tight but mu produce lasts for weeks.jeff
1398950
I haven't tried but I'm absolutely sure cake mixes would work. This pan is just like a cupcake pan which people use cake mixes in all the time. The only difference is this pan would create a donut shape.