Can I use an electric mixer in these bowls?
1080977
I have used my hand mixer in the large bowl and it held up great. No problems.
1080978
Yes, I have used an electric mixer for the largest bowl that I have with no problem.
1080979
I have experienced no problems using a portable mixer with any of these bowls. I don't have a mixer stand so I don't know if there would be any problems using these to replace the bowl(s) that came with that original mixer.
411181
Absolutely you can. Here's the kitchen aid video demonstration. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E3rPY0Zob9Q
845037
They should work well with a hand mixer......both manual and electric....they are real sturdy......lids fit nice too.....Hobbiehubbcapp.
94059
If you are asking whether you can use an electric mixer in this pan, you probably can but as saucepans have flat bottoms, I probable would be careful about this with a regular mixer with rounded beaters. I have an immersion blender, which is really more suited to a pan like this
41619
Yes. Some require the grinder attachment to work, but you can use attachments with this mixer
1457430
it's, my believe you can as these are powered speakers. I used them with my keyboard played through an non powered mixer.
993022
I use my bowls to mix everything from cake batter to frosting to bread dough with an electric mixer that includes a whisk and dough hooks. These bowls are holding up perfectly. No scuffs, scrapes or dings. And the nonslip bottoms keep the bowls where you put them. I'm crazy about 'em.
1797547
You probably could use a hand mixer, but it is heavy plastic not a melamine surface. They are smaller than most mixing bowls and take up less space in your cupboard.
163489
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.
2074568
I've used a hand mixer in mine and it worked just fine. You just have to hold onto the bowls and be careful because they're very flexible and if you lower the mixer too far, the side of the bowl will fold down under the pressure. I love these things--they're wonderful.
413770
Sorry, but no. You really have to check the tips of the beaters that enter the mixer. There are a couple diff. kinds.
2124551
Negative. They are passive speakers, and require additional amplification. The mixer Board most likely (some specialty ones might be able to) does not have enough juice to power speakers.
204381
Usually these type of bowls can but the ones I ordered arrived broken twice. I do however have others like them that I have used for this purpose. Hope this helps.
780645
No. They're mixing bowls. Quasi decent weight, but scratch up immediately upon use. I wouldn't think heat would be a good idea.
926455
To be perfectly honest, if you plan to continue beating egg whites with an electric mixer, you'd be better suited for stainless steel. Copper is too soft and will most certainly scratch. The bowl design is perfect for whipping whites into peaks easily with a hand whisk.
1145609
you do not need a mixer.. plug directly into your headphone jack on your computer.. They are awesome.. my son has the bigger ones and loves them too..
707740
Yes I think that would be fine. You may get scratches on the inside from your beaters, but you should be fine. I tend to use mine with a wooden spoon as I already have a bowl that attaches to my mixer. I think it would be ok.