Will this work for making homemade instant banana pudding mix?
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While I have not used this product to make banana pudding mix, I am fairly confident that you can use it for that purpose. However, the packaging does not tell how much powder equals one banana, so you will have to figure out how much to use for your mix. They do tell us that one "serving" is one tablespoon and that there are 47 servings in the container. I have mixed this powder with a few various cold foods and been happy with the results. I have not cooked anything with it.
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It will work, but honestly this has more power than what you need- I use mine(I own 2) for my soap making. I make anything from 2 lbs. or more at a time in a big stock pot and these are my saving grace for my arms
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This blender should work for blending spices, however we always recommending adding some liquid the blender and not just blending dry products.
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Yes I don't see why not, as it's large enough. I typically use it for banana bread.
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It should work fine. People use it in their slow cooker and I use it in my steamer. Check with Amico.
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I set it on white rice and it works great. Just be sure to use the right amount of water. For one serving I use either .25 or .33 cups, then 4 to 5 times that in water still using the dry measure. Add bananas or apples and top with cinnamon and granola, then cook. It comes out perfectly every time.
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To be honest I have only used it to blend oatmeal, bananas, peanut butter and milk, so I can't really say how it would handle those veggies. If those veggies were in water or chicken stock I bet they would blend fine.
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It should work but caution on two fronts: if you live in a rainy area, everything gets moist inside the shaker (I use it for salt and add rice as a desiccant); and two, for fine grained stuff like powdered sugar, just go slowly and it should work. Không hiểu.Skip Kazarian
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Works great on banana chunks. The slices would be too thick for drying for banana chips though.
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Absolutely. This will make jumbo muffins. I split a banana bread recipe into 6 portions and make muffins out of it with this pan instead.
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I have not used it for custard, but it works well for jello and instant pudding.
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I would recommend using one of the recipes from the included cook book or use the one from Betty Crocker cook book. But you could use either mix in a pinch though neither will come out as well as using a recipe.
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I used it to make pasteles, which is a traditional Puerto Rican holiday dish. It was capable of grinding bananas and other hard vegetables to a pasty consistency, so I guess it will work for the nut butters you mention.
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Yes that should work. It works like a regular baking pan. Check it at 15 to twenty minute intervals to ensure proper cook time.
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It should work with salted mixed nuts. This unit has rubber flaps that when you rotate the handle, it dispenses the contents. I use it right now for cheerios cereal.
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I can't answer the question because mine is sitting in a drawer--it didn't work. In fact it caused my bananas to ripen faster and get spots
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It's been a couple of years since I used it to make pudding. If I remember correctly, I should have made it so that it was chilled for at least 24 hrs because my grandson didn't like it the day I made it. It tasted better the next day. I don't think it would probably change the taste of what you're adding it to. I don't know what you're using it for though.