Is it good with dry ingredients or does it make them disperse all over ?
513987
Haven't used it on dry ingredients - mainly use to mix batter, mashed potatoes
513988
The spilling over of the ingredients has more to do with the bowl; depth and shape as well as the speed the mixer is going compared to the consistency of mixture rather than the mixer itself. This mixer works well when all components of the equation are in proper proportions.
513989
I haven't tried but I think you'd need to start with slowest speed and have a large enough bowl.
513990
I would recommend used a spoon or spatula for just dry ingredients. This is great for dry and liquid put together. Pancake mix, dough, cake mix, etc.
513991
It has a low speed but why would you want to mix dry ingredients with the mixer?It would be better with a whisk
2237056
Sounds like a good idea...? Using it dry may tend to generate a lot of heat and tear it up.
573503
I dont think it would spread well. Very thick when mixed. Would also be very costly for much space.
954209
Hi there! It's already dried so it will last a long time. I divided it up into MANY airtight containers and it's worked out beautifully.
537168
I use it for fresh herbs, and it's great. It is so fast and easy to control the end product - julienne strips, coarse mince, fine mince, etc. I would imagine it would work equally well on dry. But only buy it if you have the time to be extra-careful with its sharp blades. Hint: I wash it by turning the blades under running water, using a plastic mesh sponge to move the parts. Never fingers!
1871632
I tried it a couple of times it was quite messy, it was hard to mix it properly and get the right thickness but it did work, but i have not used it again to much work to get it right, still have some more of it probably throw it away, if they sold it all ready mixed i am sure it would be easier to use
751319
It is a dry powder which keeps well. I have used it for years and think it is very good. It gives a nice chicken flavor to soups or beans or whatever you would use chicken broth for.
1326807
We use it to mix dry powder from vendors such as Hammer with water. It does a superb job of this - much better than shaking or using a chopstick or other manual methods. I suppose the key would be what the ingredients are and how soluble they are. After all, this or any mixer can't do much with insoluble solutes.
557987
Using even in a minimal amount is better than nothing. I have mixed some in water and used it that way, and I have broadcast it over soil. I also mixed it into the soil when prepping a new bed or pot. This man has several videos on the topic: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2k41WK5z6mo
1738398
That is a very interesting use for this. It is small black pebble-like pieces that would not fly off like powder, but it does get powdery and it does make a mess. I agree with the other reviewers about using the baking powder.
683966
I serve it with spaghetti sauce over it...alot of times I will cook it half and half with gluten free spaghetti or corn spaghetti and its great. It can tend to be alittle rubbery when used alone. The flavor is great and it is a better sourse of fiber than other pastas...Do not over cook it, it will get mushy...
1149928
No. This product is a very, very fine powder and I sprinkle about 1/8th teaspoon on their dry breakfast food and then mix it with my fingers to get a dispersed coating on all their food pieces. I also put the same amount on their dinner food. I have to say that our two cats are very picky about their food, and this never posed a problem for them, not even the first time we used it. Truly love this product...I feel that I am doing something very good for my cats.
1932745
yes, it does get pretty sudsy if you use a lot of it. like the others have said, you don't need to use a lot
2110712
No, it is pretty coarse. Maybe mix it with arm & hammer clump and seal (it's very fine). I hope that helps. It does work though as far as attracting them back to the box.
1364837
I have made tortillas with It and it tastes pretty good with a decent consistency. Not very good leftover though.
183619
IN my experience, the mix is fairly even, but random chance can throw that off, also the heavier bits will tend to shake out first. The last of the bottle will be mostly bits of unidentifiable green stuff. That happens with all of the dried vegetable mix products, so no slam on Harmony House. I'll buy it again.
1594416
Yes, it is a powder too and will mix with about anything. It is a little slow to dissolve. The flavor can be a little strong. Add some juice too--?