Will this unit mix things very thick like cookie dough?
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Yes it will Gary, with the right dough hook attachment. This unit is used in a small, commercial restaurant.
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I use this unit at work, I do onions, celery, carrots, bread crumbs (to make my own) I have used it to chop ham, bacon, eggs, sausage (for soup) I used it to grate cheese, and so far nothing has globbed together to look like cookie dough as you say.
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I have not had any trouble with this mixer in any kind of dough. I find the thin blades makes it easier to use in thicker dough.Have made lots of cookies with this blender, does anything I have used it for, simple love it.
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Yes, but I would advise making the mix thicker by adding about 1/2 of the liquid ingredients. So if the box calls for 2 eggs, 1 cup of water and 1/4 cup of oil. I would add 1 egg, 1/2 cup of water and 2 Tbls of oil. It's also helpful to use a small scoop to put the batter into the cooker. I think my holds a teaspoon or maybe it's half a tablespoon? It's the perfect shape and size for the cake pop wells. If the batter is too runny it just gets everywhere. You have to experiment a little. Lately the kids and I have been putting canned dough in the cake pop maker, crescent rolls canned dough wrapped around a chunk of cheese. Yum. Yes, but I would advise making the mix thicker by adding about 1/2 of the liquid ingredients. So if the box calls for 2 eggs, 1 cup of water and 1/4 cup of oil. I would add 1 egg, 1/2 cup of water and 2 Tbls of oil. It's also helpful to use a small scoop to put the batter into the cooker. I think my holds a teaspoon or maybe it's half a tablespoon? It's the perfect shape and size for the cake pop wells. If the batter is too runny it just gets everywhere. You have to experiment a little. Lately the kids and I have been putting canned dough in the cake pop maker, crescent rolls canned dough... » Read More Yes, but I would advise making the mix thicker by adding about 1/2 of the liquid ingredients. So if the box calls for 2 eggs, 1 cup of water and 1/4 cup of oil. I would add 1 egg, 1/2 cup of water and 2 Tbls of oil. It's also helpful to use a small scoop to put the batter into the cooker. I think my holds a teaspoon or maybe it's half a tablespoon? It's the perfect shape and size for the cake pop wells. If the batter is too runny it just gets everywhere. You have to experiment a little. Lately the kids and I have been putting canned dough in the cake pop maker, crescent rolls canned dough wrapped around a chunk of cheese. Yum. « Show Less
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Never tried mixing cookie dough with the dough whisk, but can imagine that it would work very well with that kind of dough. It is very similar in a way to the dough hook that I used in my Kitchenaid, it does exactly the same job.
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It really all depends on how thick you make it. I was just outlining my cookies and ran out.
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I am not 100% sure, however, the pizzelle maker closes tightly and pushes excess batter out so I doubt it would make a thicker cookie.
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It mixed some dough that we always had to struggle to do by hand because our previous mixers wouldn't do it. We think it is the greatest. So I guess the answer to your question is yes. Very strong motor.
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I believe so but the reviews I read when purchasing this mixer said there were multiple problems if you were mixing bread dough. Their customer service even asked me if I was making bread.
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The scoop I have holds just slightly more than one tablespoon. I have had no trouble scooping cookie dough with it, so I would think a three tablespoon scoop would work with solidified coconut oil.
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No, it won't be that smooth. You can make purees but it will be somewhat thick/slightly chunky.
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Yes it will. I used it to make cinnamon schnapps and it takes a little extra stirring, but it will disperse pretty quickly.
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I haven't tried that yet, but I think it should work great along with the authentic foods dough enhancer. Hope this helps.
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It depends how tough the dough is. This is not a very powerful mixer and I think a heavy dough could possibly burn up the motor. It works well for whipping eggs and cream.
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Yes, cookies really stick to the cookie sheet and don't bake evenly. You will definitely need parchment or something.
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Mine mixes everything in beautifully. And you will get a dvd with the mixer that gives you information on how long and at what speed to mix in various ingredients.
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Yes, this handles cookie dough well. The Dough hook is the best attachment to use for cookie dough with this particular mixer.
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I wouldn't recommend it for heavy doughs. I would use the Kitchen Aid stand mixer for that.