Standing vs Handheld mixers 2961


On Mon, 27 Mar 2006 23:54:08 -0500, Dave Smith

I have the KA stand mixer and a Cuisinart hand mixer, which I use for different things. The hand mixer is for quick stuff like mashed potatoes (right in the pot), egg whites, cake batter and the like. The stand mixer I like for stiff dough, anything that has to be beaten for more than a couple of minutes (such as a pecan cookie recipe that has to be beaten for several minutes or it won't turn out properly), anything that's going to splatter/billow (splatter guard) such as whipped cream or flour or needs to be added gradually and takes two hands to measure it out. And for soups, I have an immersion blender that just rocks.

I am also a self-professed gadget junkie, but even *I* have irrational limits to which I will not go, although I'd be hard pressed to name what that gadget limit might be.

Hmmm, food for another thread, perhaps.

Terry "Squeaks" Pulliam Burd AAC(F)BV66.0748.CA

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