Do the standard beaters work to whip meringue and whipped cream?
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I have not used it for this purpose, however, my old mixer had the same kind of beaters and worked just fine on egg whites or cream. My one complaint about the mixer is that it did not arrive with a small bowl. I'm sure meringue and whipped cream would turn out better in a smaller bowl. If I order one from Sunbeam, I'm going to specify that it has the attachment on the bottom so that it will turn at the correct speed.
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Yes, the only negative thing is that the bowl doesn't rotate at times..I would say most of the time..
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I dont remember if this mixer came with a whisk attachment, but if it did it would work.
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You will have to whip much longer with the stick blender, than with a stand mixer or hand mixer. It's not impossible but would not be my first choice.
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The beater blade attachment is the open flat paddle style that works great for cake batter and most things like that. I find myself using the whisk attachment more often just as a matter of preference.
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No. Slow, or anything close, is NOT something this machine can do. Even level 1 is fast enough that it was difficult to keep all ingredients in the large bowl. Another noteworthy issue, is that on the bottom of one of the beaters is a small tip which does not allow the beater to reach the very bottom of the mixing bowl, therefore, creaming butter and sugar is difficult during hand-held method. This machine does not possess the ability to cream butter and sugar in stand-alone mode unless the quantity is VERY large.
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Beaters and paddles are the same meaning to me. Can you be a little more specific on what you are mixing? If its bread your making use the hooks.Amazon has lots of beaters and paddles to choose from. Sorry i cant help.
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No. You use the Combo Whip. The dough hook to long. Hope this is helpful. J. Ganus
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They can be, but the whips are better. These are more for a heavier batter dough.
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The whisk attachment is perfect for whipping cream, but it is not heavy duty. For other things than cream, or big quantities, I use my stand mixer.
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Never used with beaters, but they are very strong suggestion contact manufacturer for answers you are looking for ! I use my every week and are my favorite mixing bowls well worth the money
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No mine didn't. Just the beaters. It does work great - even bought the dough beaters extra and it is easy to use.
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Unknown, check with manufacturer. I love my beater, but have a different model mixer.
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I have not tried making meringue with it. But if you can keep turning the beaters fast & long enough it should work. i
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Purchase the electric mixer. This beater is for looser batters - such as scrambled eggs, French toast...any liquid. It won't work for anything stiffer than pancake batter.
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Yes, you certainly can whip the items you named. I sent my KitchenAid to my daughter. Give you an idea?
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I think it depends on the recipe you use. If the batter is thick, then yes, a cone can be used, but it will be more porous than the ice cream comes you buy.mmitmworks well for a whip cream filling.
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I have used an immersion handheld mixer with no scratching that I noticed, but I'm pretty sure a regular beater mixer would leave some utensil markings.
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I agree with these two people, I do not think it is powerful enough to whip ice cream. The hardest things I have whipped up are bananas, strawberries and yogurt.