Using electric mixer in the pan: Are you able to use an electric mixer in these pans or could the blades potentially ruin the pan?
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While I don't own this particular set of pots, I have experience with other non-stick pots and pans. If your electric mixer beaters are metallic and accidentally make contact with the pot's interior surfaces, scarring and damage will result, something my husband didn't realize and did to one of my pots while whipping potatoes (guess the flaked up finish ended up in the food). I personally don't recommend the practice for that reason, even with plastic coated beaters.
526881
We mixed it without a food processor, and it turned out great. I would probably let it raise a little longer, and do NOT over bake. It is done sooner than it looks. A food processor probably wouldn't hurt. I don't think we even used a mixer (just a spoon) the last time.
1386666
Unfortunately, I don't know as I haven't tried using an electric mixer in them yet. Sorry
1651976
Yes, I would rather use an electric stove with these because the handles get very very hot on a gas stove. My daughter has burned her hands several times using these pots and pans.
1620840
i would not suggest that. you could crack the plastic or even distort the cutting blades. my guess is that the blades are tempered.
1798050
Yes. Metal utensils work just fine without any damage to the pans. They are very durable and are awesome to use. We love them.
473467
I would recommend you use a plastic potato masher rather than the electric mixmaster. Otherwise, I believe you could potentially harm the surface.
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.
303449
I have an electric stove that are coils and have had no problems with the pan. I really like the size for cooking the big stuff and with the metal handle I can put it in the oven also.
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.
1413244
Yes, you can use egg beaters in the pan. You may need to adjust the amount of water used in the hot-plate to fine tune your results. I use 2 tablespoons of water.
845037
They should work well with a hand mixer......both manual and electric....they are real sturdy......lids fit nice too.....Hobbiehubbcapp.
810551
The answer is no. However, I would say that for every single mixing task that I've used it for, the newly-designed whisk-type beaters are completely adequate - and an pleasant and unexpected innovative improvement over the traditional chrome bladed-beaters. I think it also comes with another set of lighter weight (whisk-type) beaters, but I've never had occasion or reason to use those. I wouldn't hesitate about purchasing this mixer because of the beaters, not even for a second. Good luck.
248431
They are a soft plastic. So long as you are using hand mixing tools you should be fine. Power tools/ mixers would be a no-no.
2136337
I have never done that, I just use mine for making candy. But I don't see why not, there are alot of different silicone pans ;-)
2119523
Abolutely. I use them all the time for making cookies and mashed potatoes, both using a hand mixer.
1431845
I have never had a problem using the pancake mix. As long as you were making the batter according to the instructions your Pan is hot enough and the pancakes are brown enough you should be okay I wouldn't understand why they would be wet or goey,I never had that issue. Try it again and make sure your pan is well heated.