I bake cakes so I want to know if this mixer will stand to make more than one cake a day.
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Seems to have plenty of power. If you are talking about continuous operation day after day, I'm not sure.
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I use the mixer rather infrequently, but I would guess that it would hold up as well as any other mixer in the same general price range. I can tell you that it takes longer to mix anything and everything with this mixer, because the beaters do not have the center "spoke" like all the older ones.
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Absolutely! I use mine all the time. I love to bake so it really gets a workout. Enjoy.
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My wife makes pumpkin rolls for the fall season. She makes a couple hundred in a 2-3 month period. This mixer didn't last the year. I bought it for her last November and i just died last week..
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Yes, it will make more than one cake a day!!! There is no speed indication on the handle, which also does not have a hand grip. My hands slip when turning the dial!
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We purchased one and it didn't even manage to last through the first batch of creaming warm butter and sugar to make Christmas cookies. Don't waste your money!!!!!
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I wish I could give you a definitive answer, but I have never tried to make more than one cake in a day. Hope another buyer will be able to help. I can tell you I like the mixer and its performance.
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Yes, there were several recipes in the instruction guide. However, I didn't try them. I use my own recipes...in a pinch, I cheat and use box of cake mix. I have had the unit for almost a year and still enjoy using it.
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to fill both sides, you actually need more than one box of cake batter. I feel like I used 1 plus another 1/3. But it turned out amazing.
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I would assume 1 cake mix should fill all 6 but every cake mix is different. The base is also 3inches in diameter. I highly recommend this pan although due to its shape, you need to be careful not to overbake. Good luck :)
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5 cups of batter fit perfectly (= one box of cake mix, I use Duncan Hines) ... if you make it from scratch it might rise differently and you might need a bit more.
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I mostly use my mixer for pies, cake, and other desserts. The motor has multiple power settings to accommodate any baking need you may have.
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I cannot comment on cake receipts..I purchased this for bread mixing and it works super fine for me.
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Yes but I use additional support for the center of the cake stand. I just use blocks of wood.
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I believe so but the reviews I read when purchasing this mixer said there were multiple problems if you were mixing bread dough. Their customer service even asked me if I was making bread.
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it would depend on the thickness of the layers. I would say no to a full three layer cake, but thinner layers you could make it work.
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Hello Isela, This cake stand will hold approx. 100 standard sized cupcakes. We hope this helps. Designs by BalsaCircle.
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It depends on the thickness you plan to roll the fondant out, size of the cupcakes, and the Decoration you are looking to achieve. I do believe that this will be enough.
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no this is to small for special bowls, you are needing a Kitchen-aide stand mixer for all that and at a considerable higher price. We have that too for major mixing or large recipes. This product is better for smaller items like single batches of cookies or brownies etc.
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It does well with cupcakes, but I ended gluing it all together to hold the weight of cookies. I can't see it working for a wedding cake.
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I did use it to bake some cakes. I followed the same baking instructions as I do for any mini cupcake silicone bake molds. Unfortunately the cakes didn't pop out very well due the type of batter I used. Unless it is an extremely dense cake or brownie batter it won't come out easily or have any real detail to it. I mostly use them for making chocolates and flan now.
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As a the 3 tier shown in the photo, it would serve 4. Each layer is a separate pan, which gives you the freedom to add layers if desired. The top pan is only 2"x2". That's about the size of a cupcake. The 2nd pan is 3"x2", but I would still only call this a single serving. The bottom, being 4"x2" could be split to make 2 servings.
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Oh yeah! I've probably made two dozen double batches of cookie dough - oatmeal raisin, and chocolate chip with tons of chips. Never had a problem with the beater, so I'd mix with confidence.