Can you mix large quantities of dry mix? Flour and sugar?
159916
I have never tried it on a dry mix. Since it is designed to chop (with its very sharp cuttter blades) I wonder if it would turn granulated sugar into something resembling confectioners suger. I also wonder how fast it would dull the blades. You can probably do some research on google and find out what the pros do.
159917
I've never tried dry mix, but it's very powerful - and it can immerse 9 inches deep. As long as you consider it disposable when it breaks, it's as good as the $300 machines
159918
Never tried to use with only dry ingredients and have not seen it used that way on food shows.You may wind up with a mess...food processors with lids may do the job?
799909
Sure you can use cake mix! I actually use them for cheesecake.You can get very creative.
1148413
You can mix anything with it if you have a 5 gal bucket. May get messy otherwise.
502180
I make bread in my mixer using 2,000 grams of flour and have no problems mixing at all. That makes 4 loaves of bread. I have mixed for 2-7 minutes and all works fine.
493656
Use the same amount or even a touch more. I find GF flour to be a little more moist.
1498729
I have, with great results. I would suggest using a little less flour than the recipe calls for because this flour is pretty dense.
1504533
No absolutely not. This stuff is gritty and needs to be diluted with other gluten type flours. I had great expectations being a diabetic and ordered this flour without knowing the properties. I kind of wish I would have known this but I use it sparingly in recipes.
322128
Yes, if you have the equipment to grind flour, likely you could. It's already very fine shreds and is dry, not sticky. But why don't you just order the "Let's do organic coconut flour"?
2011779
Make sure you completly combine both parts (quickly) and pour it into or onto evenly. I mixed and poured in small batches. Have lots of stirring sticks and mixing cups!
1666084
Yes, you can. In the recipe book you will find recipes and how tos for various things. (EX. Cake Mix) Also, if you check ebay, theres a few on there for quiet cheaper. I'm selling one of mine because I made a mistake and ordered 2.(I have a memory issue)
471877
I think that you can. It is a bit more like brown sugar in that it's more moist than white sugar, but it would probably work. You can look online for how to use the "Ball Test" when making candy, or you can use a candy thermometer to ensure that the mixture reaches the correct temperature as per your recipe. I tried once to make candy on a very humid, overcast day & it did not firm up, so I'd recommend making the candy on a clear day :)
483721
I have not tried but am sure you could. As a child we used to purchase cod fish flakes to make them . With the dried cod pieces I would rehydrate the fish and brake them into little bits to mix with other ingredients. Sorry this is all I can recommend
616134
Yes , you can. But make sure that the corn (or any other grain) you put for grinding should be very dry. You have to adjust the knob on mill for desired coarseness. I once made very coarse flour out of wheat berries for making sweet pudding.
335886
At least 3. I make a variety of things with this mix like pizza dough and cookies. It lasts me a while. I use it as an all purpose flour and have good results.
1486140
You could, in a pinch, but you are better off with an actual flour sifter. Although the mesh is tight, a flour sifter is much tighter and would warrant much better results in baking. Best of luck!
1532753
I don't think so. It is just a baking mix like bisquik, not a flour replacement.
2120399
I put flour and sugar in mine. They have rubber seals on them an as long as you make sure they are tightly closed, they work ok. I would not say they are really super air tight though.