can the paddles be used for cake batters?
1821848
I don't think they would break up the clumps in the batter. Better to use the whisk Bosch attachments. But I have never tried to use them for a cake batter to know for certain.
1821849
Not unless it is extremely thick.The wire whisks are for whipping a thin batter like a cake. The paddles are for thick dough like cookies.Bread has its own attachment.
1821850
They sure can. I use them for cakes all the time. The resultant batter is superb.
1821851
They can be, but the whips are better. These are more for a heavier batter dough.
1821852
Definitely. Use for all items that do not require whisk beaters or a dough hook.
1821853
I do not see why you cannot use them o cake batters...however I purchased them so I could use them for making cookies.
1201793
Yes, they are reusable but they will dry out and heat up before the cake is done baking so I wouldn't recommend substituting them for a water bath.
1565744
i need paddless for this mixer so that i can mix dough, does this unit have paddles i can buy?
2259305
I don't see why not. I used a regular box cake mix you would get at the grocery store and it worked out great. Just spray the pan really well before pouring in the batter. Good luck!
1425772
Sorry, don't remember. Best guess- No. I have bought paddles a couple times, and have a spare in the kitchen drawer. I probably just used my old ones when the pan arrived. BTW, replacement pan is fine.
1501992
Yes, you must have the metal whip drive to operate you cookie paddles as the plastic whip drive included in your Universal plus Mixer does not have the strength to sustain the cookie paddles. www.MyKitchenCenter.com
532711
Yeah. Unless you make a huge cupcake...lol. They work great for a cake though.
1403789
Yes....however, be cautious as to what "medium" you are mixing. The harder things like cookie dough are best used with paddles and the metal driver, where are batter which is looser is good with either driver, but best with the whips. I have bought both just in case as I have not owned a Bosch mixer in the past.....but LOVE the one I have now !!
1162277
I use the beaters for frosting and such but I suspect they would work for whipped cream
1946557
Yes...they are flexible at the scraper end! I am one to get out every drop of cake batter, every bit of food from the pan and these are great for that...I love them!
1078431
I would say probably not. They are made for icing, possibly potatoes, deviled eggs and etc.
147793
I don't know for sure but I believe they will. The paddles work with "Kix" cereal and "Puffed Wheat" which are about the same size but softer
532713
Yes. You could push them down into the cupcake and that might work. If you had a cake they would work better. Good luck.
1818407
I don't think so. You'd need several. They're perfect size to place on top of the cake. :)
985132
If you are referring to the holes left by the paddles, there is no way that I know of. As to removal from the pan, I run a spatula around the entire pan--inserting it all the way to the bottom of the pan.
1516717
Maybe, if it's a small batch. It won't hold a cake mix. The opening isn't very large, but I think a small whisk would fit. Remember it's plastic so. again. I'm not sure how it would hold up -- could crack.
1398950
I haven't tried but I'm absolutely sure cake mixes would work. This pan is just like a cupcake pan which people use cake mixes in all the time. The only difference is this pan would create a donut shape.