Will this whip small quantiies of cream for whipped cream?
2047227
Absolutely. The whisk attachment is AMAZING with the small stuff like that.
2047228
I think so. I've whipped coconut cream with it. Haven't tried yet with dairy whipping cream.
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.
11988
It does? Just remember, it's a little guy with not a lot of power. Whips liquids quite well, as long as they aren't too thick. Latte, yes; milkshakes, no.
1560337
I have not tried to make whipped cream but I made lemon meringue pie and it worked very well.
941772
After reading the answers below from other customers, I must make a rebuttal. While it is true that this mixer sounds slow, it whips cream in 60 seconds flat, whereas any other mixer I have had takes 5 - 8 minutes of beating to get whipped cream into peaks. It also handles cookie dough, cake dough, etc. It is by far the best hand mixer I have ever had. I am 72 and have had quite a few of them through the years.
1115193
Yes. If your "whipped cream maker soda siphon" uses a standard CO2 style cartridge, which it probably does. Good luck.
204540
Not sure, but it worked in my SI Cream Whipper, but it makes the whipped cream have a sour bite, kind of like licking a battery. This product is better for carbonating soda than for whipping cream.
1561813
It depends on what you make your eggnog with. It really needs the "fat" from the heavy cream to "whip" up. We've tried it with regular milk and it doesn't quite work. BUT... it does work with the additional of Alcohol (woo hoo) - we make Amaretto and Rum whipped cream all the time.
2222374
Yes! The whisk attachment is splendid for whipping cream. Would recommend a deep bowl though. I use these steel ones from Cuisinart I found on Amazon too.
2142625
I didn't try with this. But u can use clear unflavored gelatin to stabilize whip cream. I'm sure you can find instructions online.
1120692
I don't think it would whip. In my experience it stays more liquid in the fridge than the canned variety. You need the kind that separates into coconut liquid and cream for it to whip.
279865
None that I know of, we use it to make whipped cream without adding sugar and it is not particularly sweet.
1599168
yes..but it will be a little icey...no yummy milk fat,sorry,fat =flavor,lots in real cream
165623
The whisk attachment is perfect for whipping cream, but it is not heavy duty. For other things than cream, or big quantities, I use my stand mixer.
2241109
Not exactly sure; but very little. It depends on whether you whip it hot or cold and amount of froth you want. You can use less with cold. A few table spoons I'd estimate. If this was helpful please click yes.
2046580
Yes, I've used it to make whipped cream without problems. Have not had any need to chill the bowl ahead of time - whips much faster than a handheld mixer.
1140544
Probably not. The pointed end of the scoop makes rolling up an ice cream ball easier, but this would not work with sticky dough. I use 2 tablespoons.