Can you make peanut butter with this machine?
1737606
Yes, I have made peanut butter and it turns out pretty smooth. Not perfectly smooth though.
1217439
Yes you can. Just make sure you do not over fill. I use mine to make anything "bready".
526879
I used the bread maker to mix mine, so I can't see why you could do the same with a food processor. :)
551580
It makes less noise than your typical non-professional blender but it does make quite a bit of noise, nothing too significant. Yes, it can make nut butter, peanut butter is easy but almond butter is a bit more complicated to do.
1498055
Yes, does a great job making almond butter. I've not made peanut butter, but have the impression that almond butter is more challenging for a food processor. I've made it (almond butter) 3 or 4 times. It takes about 12-15 minutes, & doesn't seem to stress the machine. (I do let it rest in ~30 second increments after running for 1 - 1.5 minutes at a time, just to avoid any problems). Once it reaches creamy consistency, let it go for another 1.5 - 2 minutes & it'll get creamier (& easier to stir into other foods, etc.).
747925
We do not make Peanut Butter. If I were you I would google that question. Don't forget to put the name of this Food Processer.
349547
I don't, but I think you could. I think the instructions had talked about grinding corn as well as peanuts.
2023683
This machine can make nut butters with the mincing feature. For best results you should soak your nuts for several hours in water to soften them before processing.
777694
Actually, I do use the "Premier Wonder, 1.5L" to make peanut butter. You just have to take it easy on the machine by putting the seeds into a food processor and chopping them for a solid minute. Then, add the powdered seeds to the grinder very slowly. Also, keep the fastening nut kind of loose for awhile until you see that the seeds are smooth and becoming liquid. At that point you can add more powder, slowly. Note that this will only work on oily seeds. If there is not enough fat content in the seeds, it will never be a liquid. Peanuts are 50% fat/oil, so they work well. Sunflower seeds are also roughly 50% fat, sesame seeds are just a little less, so I would expect them both to work. Actually, I do use the "Premier Wonder, 1.5L" to make peanut butter. You just have to take it easy on the machine by putting the seeds into a food processor and chopping them for a solid minute. Then, add the powdered seeds to the grinder very slowly. Also, keep the fastening nut kind of loose for awhile until you see that the seeds are smooth and becoming liquid. At that point you can add more powder, slowly. Note that this will only work on oily seeds. If there is not enough fat content in the seeds, it will never be a liquid. Peanuts are 50% fat/oil, so they work well.... » Read More Actually, I do use the "Premier Wonder, 1.5L" to make peanut butter. You just have to take it easy on the machine by putting the seeds into a food processor and chopping them for a solid minute. Then, add the powdered seeds to the grinder very slowly. Also, keep the fastening nut kind of loose for awhile until you see that the seeds are smooth and becoming liquid. At that point you can add more powder, slowly. Note that this will only work on oily seeds. If there is not enough fat content in the seeds, it will never be a liquid. Peanuts are 50% fat/oil, so they work well. Sunflower seeds are also roughly 50% fat, sesame seeds are just a little less, so I would expect them both to work. « Show Less
1154918
You should be able to use jelly beans. Just watch the size and keep the machine in a climate control area.
239416
I am sure you can use the machine with any kind of beans or nuts, I didn't try with almond yet but I did with black eye pea & soybean, it came out perfect.
488342
Yes you can! You can make all kinds of dough and even jams. This machine has a dough cycle so you can use it only for making dough if you prefer to shape and bake in the oven. A good book to get along with it is The Bread Lover's Bread Machine Cookbook by Beth Hensperger. It has so many easy recipes and has a great pizza dough one. I use this machine constantly and love it.
1918682
Yes. The machine comes with a recipe book and you could 1/2 the recipe if you wanted or make a full batch and freeze the leftovers. It is a bit of work to clean the machine so I would always opt for a full batch :). We use it all the time though.
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It came with a smaller container that is supposed to be for food processing. Yes, you definitely can make milk shakes. But, I have no idea if it could make peanut butter. I wanted it to make smoothies, but it does not chop or blend frozen fruit well at all. That is why I bought it, so I was disappointed from that aspect. I would just be concerned that if it can not chop frozen fruit well, it may not successfully blend peanuts into peanut butter.
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I do not know, but they do make a peanut butter flavored one also, so I would tend th think yes.
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what i did when i did not know what size to get i bought one. but i would take the peanut butter lid and drill a hole in the center and put the mixer in the hole and it worked. works best on the plastic lids.
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It doesn't do as good a job with denser foods, of course. It would work with peanut butter but crystallized honey would be a challenge. I have to say that I have two of these and use them constantly for almost everything. They are softer but I like that for the ability to scrape cleanly.