Could I use this in the kitchen for butter?
2033763
I wouldn't recommend it. It isn't meant for food, so I'd be afraid the metal would /could leach into the butter.
2033764
IMO it would be too messy for that. But, sure it will hold butter. Have you tried a butter bell? It's shaped the same way and is designed to hold butter.
2033765
I wouldn't try it. It is cylindrical; don't believe it would hold up well under "kitchen" use. Knives being put into it to dip butter out, etc. would most likely scratch it; and it would also probably dent easily if banged against other items like on a kitchen countertop. It is probably the thickness of a can such as a soup can...and the edges do NOT have a bead or "Thick" type border on the edge.....decorative for the most part...good for cottonballs, q-tips, etc.....
922634
I would not use this grinder to make nut butters. (I make my own nut butters all of the time, in my 14 c. Cuisinart Food processor, which does an amazing job. In my experience, you need at least a 7 cup food proc. to make any nut butter). This little grinder is not meant for the motor to be running for as long as it takes to make nut butter.
1553608
Absolutely! Personally I prefer butter but u can do either/or! Measure ur microwave tho as mine was too small for the container so that I "have" to buy a taller one. it was about 1/2" too tall. Enjoy! Terry M.
1026285
As long as you keep it in an air tight container in a cool, dry place, it's very stable. I use mine to mix with Raw Shea butter and coconut oil to make body butter. Doesn't go rancid or change form. Never use metal utensils, bowls or pans when using, and don't cross contaminate with any other butter or oils. Should have no problem with storage for at least a year.
1555997
I don't think it would do well. I tried to mix garlic and butter and the butter didnt work out. It would spin around a revolution or two and then move to the top and not make contact with the blades any longer
911797
I use mine for straining butter and oil from my magic butter machine. It worked great !! I didn't wash it first though.
1914396
Yes. This dish is excellant for 1/4 lb sticks of butter. It is perfect. I prefer this holder over glass dishes. I have a few of them so that one can be in the dishwasher while another is filled. I use a second holder for half sticks of olive oil + butter sticks.
411181
Absolutely you can. Here's the kitchen aid video demonstration. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E3rPY0Zob9Q
19854
You can but you really wouldn't need to. I some times use butter when cooking eggs.
753090
I believe the instructions mention making butters with it but I've never tried. I imagine you could but wouldn't get it smooth like the commercial stuff. A VitaMix or food processor would work better. Hope this helps. By the way, it's GREAT for wheatgrass/greens.
734333
I don't know what that means, sorry. Would you not use butter? I know you could use this to make frosting.
126362
Not enough power to make nut butter easily. You would have to add extra oil.
113736
Of course, you can. This uint certainly won't know the difference between a kitchen in an RV, or a home! As long as you supply it with the appropriate power source [12v]..it will be fine.
622903
it will hold the width and length, but the interior height is about .5" too short...it would be tight/lift the lid a bit, but could work if you trimmed or softened the butter....
1647488
Iam not sure, because it might go inside the machine. But after I make some popcorn I add my own butter. But it would be cool if we could add butter inside the popper.
1549658
It would probably work great with melted butter but the outer bristles probably aren't stiff enough for your intended use.
718730
Yes. I put almonds in it to make almond milk. I just have to add them in with water. If you want to make nut butter you'd have to use the mincer attachment.