Will it reach 2 eggs in a small bowl? Will the elevation keep it from doing small jobs like this like other egg beaters do with elevation devices?
1962986
My wife and I love the egg beater. Have not found a place where it does not work.
1962987
I've had no problem beating 2 eggs in a cereal bowl. It beats them in a shallow bowl but I like to use them in a little deeper bowl because it reduces spillage because of the shallow depth. You get a lot of beating speed with very little effort out of this beater. I would not be without one of the OXO egg beaters.
1962988
I honestly cannot say at this time as I haven't used it for that purpose yet. I would think that as long as the bowl wasn't too narrow an opening, it would work.
1962989
I've never had a problem beating two or even one egg with this beater, small or large bowl.
1962990
I've had no problem beating 2 eggs in a cereal bowl. It beats them in a shallow bowl but I like to use them in a little deeper bowlbecause it reduces spillage because of the shallow depth. You get a lot of beating speed with very little effort out of this beater.I would not be without one of the OXO egg beaters.
901854
It does move a bit but its fantastic for whipping eggs for omelets. In a fraction of the time the eggs are light and fluffy. Hope this helps
501918
The Outer diameter of the cup's bowl is 2"; the inner is 1 7/8". The overall height of the egg cup is 2 1/2", and the height of the cup's bowl is 1 1/2". For a standard egg, this cup is fine--NOT for an extra large one. CML-W
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How many quarts is the bowl,and if you measure the bowl opening and depth they should have one that works. Is your mixer a tilt or lift style? if it is a lift style remember that the height is adjustable so the the sideswipe doesn't rub on the bottom to hard resulting in beater failure
1868965
2 blades only no attachment but to be honest it seems to be enough. The Motor is extremely powerful and you will have no problem using it to puree baby food. I'd wish to have this one when my kids were babies. I use it for pancake or cake mix. It features a variable speed and a supra power option. It washes very quickly. The only downsize for me is that you have to hold the button while mixing which can be tiring.
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Someone with dexterity and balance issues may very we'll have a problem. The handle is small and the eggs are not real secure. Waiting for the unit and eggs to cool is a must and maybe put the eggs in a bowl one by one and carrying them that way could work.
695575
When you first turn it on one it comes out with a high burst and quickly turns to low. I feel that it isn't low enough, but with the very thin beater blades it may appear faster.
379138
I have the tilt head and bought my sister a lift one without realizing it. After baking at her house, I regret it. The bowl is VERY DIFFICULT to attach and detatch, and you need to detatch it in order to get to the stuff in the bowl since you can't tilt the head out of the way. The tilt head has a simple twist to get off the bowl. The lift head doesn't lift enough for you to mix the ingredients that went up on the sides back in or really do anything. I hear the lift is more powerful. If you're just making meringues and cookies, I'd definitely stick with the tilt head.
2150749
It's not designed for that, but you could probably do 2 fried eggs per side. It folds in half, which is a space saver.
293769
no i only have the one for water. if the .2 bigger is in height it is not a problem and in fact .2" shouldn't affect the dish at all!!!!!!
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No, it goes about 2/3 of the way up the bowl. It can limit how full you can fill the bowl but if it went all the way to the top the attachments wouldn't fit inside. It's actually the same bowl as the similar size Cuisinart food processor. The main difference is that the motor is stronger and the motor shaft (where the attachments attach) is metal and not plastic.
1365759
I had a small two tiered cake on mine. I don't think it is large enough for three tiers, and mine was not completely level so I wouldn't risk it!
916249
Greetings, Thank you for your email. We have not tried this with eggbeaters, but it is certainly a good idea for you to try. Best regards, Begum9
335412
It has rubber pads that stack up to reduce the diameter. I'm not sure it will go that small.
93283
I'm about to buy an Ecolution Evolve 12.5 inch "grande" pan. I have their smaller pan with no hump in the middle, and I wholeheartedly agree with you on the slight hump, very very frustrating to try to saute in butter or make pancakes or have eggs not slide to the outside edge. This was recommended by America's Test Kitchen, but I can't recommend it (and don't in my review).
2140723
No.. we were very disappointed in this pan overall. You are right it is too steep for fold eggs. We went to a Cephalon no-stick as the bottom of this pan did not spread the heat evenly.
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it is actuly kinda small, just right for a single person. I put in 3 eggs for an omlet that fluffs up to the rim. I woud think they should come out with other sizes. but if you order more than one you probly wont be disappointed. in one review it said the hadle gets hot but mine dosnt at all. have a great day I hope it works out for you.