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lisa717 said:,,is better than a PASTRY BLENDER>>>TRY IT!!!
lisa717 said:,,is better than a PASTRY BLENDER>>>TRY IT!!!
AnnieBee said:But does it really work for mashing potatoes? I've never seen one "in real life" and I can't get myself to believe that it is sturdy enough to work well. It just looks so different (and flimsy) compared to a normal masher...
AnnieBee said:But does it really work for mashing potatoes? I've never seen one "in real life" and I can't get myself to believe that it is sturdy enough to work well. It just looks so different (and flimsy) compared to a normal masher...
AnnieBee said:But does it really work for mashing potatoes? I've never seen one "in real life" and I can't get myself to believe that it is sturdy enough to work well. It just looks so different (and flimsy) compared to a normal masher...
Ginger428 said:For Thanksgiving, I used it for the mashed Whites,Sweets & Turnips!! I tell people at my shows its the most underated product we sell....
I had to laugh when I read that! I have to admit that we use Hungry Jack instant quite often here. For years my kids wouldn't eat any other kind. One year when my daughter was just a couple of years old we were at my MIL's for Thanksgiving. She makes potatoes with the skins on them. This was the first time my daughter had seen that type of potato!! She said "Mommy, these aren't like your potatoes" (I was mortified because my MIL is a gourmet cook & has probably never had anything instant in her house ever!!! I tried to quietly explain to my daughter that these were "real" potatoes. She promptly (and loudly) replied "Well, then I want the pretend kind!" And, yes, I do use the Mix-n-masher to make "pretend" potatoes!!!p.s. adding a teaspoon or two of Miracle Whip to Hungry Jack potatoes changes the taste & lots of people can't tell the difference between them & "real" ones. I've had people insist that they will never eat instant potatoes WHILE they are eating mine that have Miracle Whip added.raebates said:I use it to:mix flaky taters (those would be instant mashed potatoes to normal people)
ChefBeckyD said:I use the Mix n Masher WAY more than the Mix n Chop!
I use it at least once a day I think.
AnnieBee said:Wow, I guess I got my question answered!! Sounds like this one has to be seen to be believed. Maybe I should order one and start making mashed potatoes at all of my shows .
AnnieBee said:But does it really work for mashing potatoes? I've never seen one "in real life" and I can't get myself to believe that it is sturdy enough to work well. It just looks so different (and flimsy) compared to a normal masher...
Stampaholic1961 said:I had always used an electric mixer until I got the Mix-n-masher. I got mine by accident. Someone ordered it instead of the Mix-n-chop that they wanted. I didn't want to hassle with the exchange so I kept it & gave them an extra Mix-n-chop. I decided to try it to see if it worked or not. I haven't used my electric mixer since!!! I was shocked that it worked so well!!
Ginger428 said:I NEVER use my Mix N Chop. If I'm browning up meat, I feel its a waste of time standing there breaking up the meat in smaller pieces. When its done browning, I put the meat in my batter bowl & use my salad chopper.... Its done in 2 minutes!!
chefsteph07 said:It probably takes just as much time chopping it w/ the salad chopper as it does wi/ the mix n chop. Plus, I don't like the idea of dirtying another bowl...but, to each their own, whatever works right?? LOL
Ginger428 said:Ummmmm No...since I have tried both ways & also while the meat is cooking, I am doing other things. Also I don't see a big deal putting soapy hot water in the Batter Bowl & washing it out... But like you said to each his own....
candiejayne said:I found that if I add about 1/4-1/2 cup of water to the meat while I'm cooking it, the Mix N Chop works much better. If there is remaining water when done, it just gets drained off with any grease left in there. I've never tried it with the Salad Choppers though, I don't own them as of yet.
The "Is Better Than a Pastry Blender" product is a kitchen tool that combines the functions of a pastry blender and a dough scraper into one convenient tool. It is designed to make cutting and blending dough easier and more efficient.
The "Is Better Than a Pastry Blender" product has a unique curved design that allows for better blending and cutting of dough. It also has a built-in scraper that helps to easily remove dough from the blades. Traditional pastry blenders typically have straight blades and do not have a scraper.
Yes, "Is Better Than a Pastry Blender" can also be used for tasks such as cutting butter into flour for pie crusts, mashing avocados, and even mixing ingredients for dips and spreads. It is a versatile tool that can be used for a variety of kitchen tasks.
Yes, "Is Better Than a Pastry Blender" is dishwasher safe. Simply place it in the top rack of your dishwasher for easy cleaning. However, we recommend hand washing for longer product life.
To use "Is Better Than a Pastry Blender", simply hold it by the handle and press down on the dough, using a rocking motion. The curved blades will cut and blend the dough, while the built-in scraper helps to remove any excess dough. It is recommended to use a cutting board or other flat surface while using the product.