Does it mix cookie dough and can it mix a box cake mix?
512107
I have done neither but I do not think it would be strong enough for cookie dough. Cake mix, seems like you would be getting into more clean up than with a bowl and spatula.
512108
Cake, yeah, Cookie dough... eeeehhh. I got a kitchen aid stand mixer I feel more comfortable using.
512109
The reviews I read this should be easy for this machine. I was un able to try the one I ordered. It showed up as used and broken. I'm hoping to replace it soon.
512110
yes it does = put put your liquids in first then you dry ingred. much easier.
512111
Yes. But it will be annoying because the dough will get stuck in the square corners of the pitchers. You will have to stop and remove the lid and scrape down the dough several times. For baking I highly recommend a kitchen aid stand mixer.
1848516
This mixer is basically used for various baking products. Bread, cakes, cookies etc
944907
I have not made that cookie specifically, but have made MANY cookies and cakes. It bakes just like using regular eggs, only it is pasteurized so you can sneak the dough with no regrets.
1709105
You can use the Dough blender with the dry ingredients,but if you add wet ingredients it will stick to dough blender and be very hard to blend or remove your cookie dough.
730906
No, they do not. I tried using cake mixes, and cookies from scratch. There were always unmixed ingredients in the bottom of the bowl, so I got rid of mine. Wish they'd make a mixer for those of us who do not use it for bread dough!
1303781
No , I wouldn't suggest it because the flour will make it a heavy cake mix. It takes a lot of liquid to a small amount of flour to make a cake/muffin mix.
799909
Sure you can use cake mix! I actually use them for cheesecake.You can get very creative.
371019
In looking at the instruction book...you apparently can mix bread but need the optioinal DOUGH HOOKS "with this the Hand Mixer can also knead yeast bread doughs". I don't have this part.
728689
you can use it like flour and make biscuits. I don't know if their recipes in their bag or booklet have any good biscuit recipes but it works very similar to any other bake mix just with changes in the way you cook
190506
Yes . . . i have used my Bosch mixer for making cookie doughs and cake and other soft batters for years. I did not know about the cookie pattel, so my success came when I learned to use the whisk beaters! For stiffer cookie doughs you may want to use the dough hook as it gets stiffer but the whisk is perfect for 'creaming' shortenings & sugar, etc. Remember it takes less time when needing to mix something for several minutes.
699096
Never tried mixing cookie dough with the dough whisk, but can imagine that it would work very well with that kind of dough. It is very similar in a way to the dough hook that I used in my Kitchenaid, it does exactly the same job.
1225486
In my experience, no. I think it fit about 1/2 of a boxed cake mix. Nordicware sells a larger version of this mold - that should fit an entire cake mix.
108411
I havent used a cake mix in this, but you could probably fill these twice with a cake mix I'd say.
1400770
It takes at least 2 boxed cake mixes (more than one box for the bottom and less than one for the top).
1225488
Not sure -- suggest you check the recommended capacity/volume for that cake mix on its package, then compare that with the capacity* of the bundlettes. You can do this* by filling each of the bundlette forms with water that you've measured, then total it up. If that total is the same as the recommended baking pan capacity on the cake mix box, it should work out ok. Hope this makes sense.
2007209
You may be able to buy dough hooks separately, but the mixer I bought only had beaters. I honestly don't know if this mixer would be heavy-duty enough to mix bread. I find it difficult to mix cookie dough.
552986
I ordered it because I wanted to mix my bread dough but honestly i would not recommend it for that. It's good for regular cake dough but when the dough is heavy like for the bread one, the dough instead of mixing is sticking...