Can you mix pancake batter in the dispenser or do you have to mix it in a separate bowl and transfer the batter to the dispenser?
1063396
Ito has to mixed with a mixer then you pour into to the dispenser, great gadget
1535456
You could cook a couple of pancakes at a time using the flat plate, and a couple of waffles at a time using the waffle plates. Wouldn't be able to cook both at the same time with this (or any that I'm aware of).
1088827
You can use the egg replacer just like eggs. I use it for all the cakes I make and it holds its consistancy just like eggs. Beat it in a seperate container until it is fluffy and then pour it into the cake batter. Good luck.
163621
I have no idea. I don't make buttermilk with it. I add it to other ingredients to make my own pancake mix.
763330
It's very easy to use. Trick to flip the pancake: get one of those cute tiny mini spatula that is about the size of each pancake or even smaller so that it won't touch the adjacent one while flipping. Use it to lift the pancake slightly, then with help of a butter knife or spreader or little fork, flip it over...easy without problem. But the pattern shows well only one side of the pancakes, unless you use a batter that doesn't bubble too easily, then you sometimes could have a slight pattern on the other side after flipped.
1273089
Yes...I use half and half, sugar, salt, and a pinch of pancake syrup to make a vanilla base and I use this mixture plus brown sugar and cocoa powder for a chocolate base. Then add in whatever mix-ins I want either after taking the base out of the machine, or during the last few minutes while it is still in the machine.
1939133
No, and unless your batter is water thin, it will not come through the quarter size hole at the bottom. I make homemade buttermilk pancakes and my batter will not dispense out if this contraption. A regretful buy on my part!
1296301
You spoon the batter into the mold. You have to bake it several times to get it hard. Or make them thin. I think using your own recipes would be the cheapest way to go. The mixes are pricey, but convienent.
1533000
no, to use as cake flour you will need to add 3 tablespoons of cornstarch to every 2 cups of pancake mix, plus you are going to need to add a pinch of baling powder as this mix only has 2 and 3/4 teaspoon baking powder in every 2 cups.
1270780
Precooked sausage yes. Bacon probably not, but maybe if it was already cooked. I know someone who has used pancake batter. I don't know about the details of how thick they mixed the batter or how long it had to cook.
1613277
I wouldn't but you could mix something thin like chocolate milk. We have only mixed little blocks, puff balls, paper pieces, etc. I don't want to get anything sweet up into the motor section of the mixer.
1270782
You can use pancake mix but not too thick. Add sweetener and do not over mix the batter.
1057730
I used Duncan Hines chocolate Mix. When it came to the liquid I added half the amount required (you can adjust to suit). You want the batter to be thickish and not like a cake mix otherwise it comes out to 'spongy' and won't hold on the sticks. I also tried one vanilla recipe from the booklet that came with the mixer. That was good too. For the sticks to get the finished look I dipped the top part in the chocolate and froze them for a few minutes then stuck them into the balls. Hope this helps. p.s. I've also heard about adding a pudding mix to the cake mix batter but I never tried it.
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I suppose you could, but why? When using this, think pancakes. You need to get the griddle hot first. I simply place it on the front burner and heat it until the oil begins to smoke a little. I use a brush to oil the pan. Then I add the batter and adjust the heat as needed. I use a very large measuring cup to mix the batter in. I find it is easier to pour from this into the cups on the pan. It takes a little practice and timing, but well worth it! Another tip... I bought a few squirt (think ketchup bottles at restaurants) bottles. I filled one up with syrup, one with apple sauce, one with raspberry jelly, etc. and set them out. When I make these for groups, they have their choice of fillings and flavors! Finger Food! Pick one up, fill it with your favorite flavor and pop it into your mouth! This goes over big time! Enjoy!
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I dont see why you can't but I haven't tried it. I would just make sure the bottom is fitted really well to avoid leaking (since cake mix is not as thick as Cheesecake) and i would avoid to much batter inside. Hope this helps :)
1109710
Yes. I use Log Cabin all Natural pancake mix...there are separate directions for waffle batter (1 more tbsp of oil) on the box.
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I have used many types of batter from homemade pancake batter to bisquick batter. Came out the same. I use this machine to make mini waffles not ice cream sandwiches.