Does it make stiff peaked whipping cream
1755377
Yes it does. I make alot of puddings as well and they are so much lighter now and more like a mousse.
1151092
Isn't it actually heavy cream? It's usually labeled in stores as "heavy whipping cream". I hope that's what you're looking for.
2125104
No. Cream is much thicker and typically a solid mass. It can be thinned out and "become" milk.
862771
Yes it has whipping paddles (included) which whip up the fluffiest whits and cream you've ever seen!!! LOVE IT!!! I think KA's stink in comparison...
1032447
Yes it will make whipped cream - however you will have to work to keep the beaters turning as long as it takes. There is a gear in the housing that steps up the speed of the beaters, so they do go faster than just the speed you are turning the handle. But I have found this hand beater to be very useful and I like it better than a corded hand mixer
552194
I have always used regular whipping cream from the grocery store, or heavy cream, 8%, and it works great. And I add what ever extra flavor or sweetening I want to it, sugar, maple syrup, cocoa powder, vanilla or almond extract. It all works great. I have had one of these for probably 20 years and it still works the same as new, got my son one for his most recent birthday.
1525518
No, the cream should be pretty stiff out of the tube. Try shaking more water out of your brush before lathering and see if that helps, otherwise I would return it for a new tube.
1599168
yes..but it will be a little icey...no yummy milk fat,sorry,fat =flavor,lots in real cream
190506
Yes . . . i have used my Bosch mixer for making cookie doughs and cake and other soft batters for years. I did not know about the cookie pattel, so my success came when I learned to use the whisk beaters! For stiffer cookie doughs you may want to use the dough hook as it gets stiffer but the whisk is perfect for 'creaming' shortenings & sugar, etc. Remember it takes less time when needing to mix something for several minutes.
135725
Yes, it doesn't whisk cream as well as I expected, but it's very good for getting lumps out of gravy and custard. Also good for eggs and batter
862775
Yes, it is great for whipping cream, eggs, etc. It is much better than the KA at incorporating air when whipping. The only drawback is that it is not good at handling small quantities (>1lb) of high hydration bread doughs.
249772
Here is a recipe for old fashioned whipped cream:1 cup regular Whipping Cream1 teaspoon Vanilla (optional for taste)3 tablespoons powdered sugar 1) Fill Useful. Whipped Cream Maker/Whipper half full with heavy whipping cream 2) Add 2 tablespoons of powdered sugar to sweeten whipped cream 3) Securely reattach head back on whipped cream dispenser 4) Place NO2 whipped cream charger into the charger holder 5) Firmly attach charger onto whipped cream dispenser until canister is pierced and the nitrous oxide is released. 6) Shake the whipped cream dispenser a few times. 7) Hold the whipped cream dispenser upside down, squeeze handle to release whipped cream. Here is a recipe for old fashioned whipped cream:1 cup regular Whipping Cream1 teaspoon Vanilla (optional for taste)3 tablespoons powdered sugar 1) Fill Useful. Whipped Cream Maker/Whipper half full with heavy whipping cream 2) Add 2 tablespoons of powdered sugar to sweeten whipped cream 3) Securely reattach head back on whipped cream dispenser 4) Place NO2 whipped cream charger into the charger holder 5) Firmly attach charger onto whipped cream dispenser until canister is pierced and the nitrous oxide is released. 6) Shake the whipped... » Read More Here is a recipe for old fashioned whipped cream:1 cup regular Whipping Cream1 teaspoon Vanilla (optional for taste)3 tablespoons powdered sugar 1) Fill Useful. Whipped Cream Maker/Whipper half full with heavy whipping cream 2) Add 2 tablespoons of powdered sugar to sweeten whipped cream 3) Securely reattach head back on whipped cream dispenser 4) Place NO2 whipped cream charger into the charger holder 5) Firmly attach charger onto whipped cream dispenser until canister is pierced and the nitrous oxide is released. 6) Shake the whipped cream dispenser a few times. 7) Hold the whipped cream dispenser upside down, squeeze handle to release whipped cream. « Show Less
500653
I have used the lowest speed for everything except whipping cream. It is perfect, not too fast and not too slow. I'm very happy with it.
1030874
I have used this often and it doesn't seem gritty to me...it suits all my needs including making whipped cream and even coconut yogurt...maybe you have a bad batch?????
941772
After reading the answers below from other customers, I must make a rebuttal. While it is true that this mixer sounds slow, it whips cream in 60 seconds flat, whereas any other mixer I have had takes 5 - 8 minutes of beating to get whipped cream into peaks. It also handles cookie dough, cake dough, etc. It is by far the best hand mixer I have ever had. I am 72 and have had quite a few of them through the years.
89833
You do not! This has happened twice to me, husband used some of my heavy cream for a recipe. Also I always use a pint of heavy whipping cream or heavy cream, never a quart. Another delicious hint... Get a bottle of vanilla syrup from Starbucks, use 12 squirts to sweeten the cream instead of confectioners sugar. Unbelievably yummy whipped cream!Enjoy. One of the few "gadgets" we own that we use continuously.
1395001
Yes, it is very good at making whipped cream. I use it the most to whip egg whites to stiff peaks.