Will this work for making cookie dough?
1709103
This is a very heavy duty cutter that would incorporate the butter/shortening into your dry ingredients. After that, you would need to use a heavy duty mixer with dough hooks or your hands.
1709104
You will not be able to properly mix all of you ingredients with this tool. It works great for cutting butter into pie dough.
1709105
You can use the Dough blender with the dry ingredients,but if you add wet ingredients it will stick to dough blender and be very hard to blend or remove your cookie dough.
699098
I have not made spritz cookie dough, but I have made many different cookie doughs and it worked fine... it blends the thin stuff and then pushes around the other ingredients like a wooden spoon would... I especially like it for blending in the eggs after cutting butter into the sugars.
512111
Yes. But it will be annoying because the dough will get stuck in the square corners of the pitchers. You will have to stop and remove the lid and scrape down the dough several times. For baking I highly recommend a kitchen aid stand mixer.
482731
I haven't used it for dough yet, however I think it is powerful enough for that purpose. I do not have dough hooks with mine.
1306731
I've found that it works great for mixing cake batters, though I have not tried it with thicker consistencies like brownies. I suspect the whisk tines may be too small for heavier things like cookie & bread dough. Cakes are great!
540273
Yes! It actually does a good job! I bought it for making cookies and it performs well!
1790142
I don't know if this food processor will mix cookie dough. I have not tried it. Sorry I cannot help!
1314546
I have no idea. I use my KitchenAid Mixer for dough. I cannot imagine it would be good for the motor. The instructions with the Ninja warn users to "pulse" blade to avoid overheating the motor.
890979
I haven't tried it but I think it should work since the cookie dough seems very similar to regular cookie dough.
902183
it works GREAT for making pie crust, pizza dough,biscuts,pasta dough, but i would not suggest using it for bread dough.i would use a kitchen aid mixer with a bread hook, or a bread maker.
1111163
Hi! I'm sure that it would work for that - however - the dough might stick and you might spend a lot of time picking it off the masher...
1168324
I think you could. It does have the cookie cutter mold for Churros. I love the cookie press. I use it for holiday cookies. I used to use an electric one but it was so much harder. This one is perfect for individual cookies. My one concern would be that the press clicks and the timing is perfect for individual cookies. I'm not sure how it would work with a continuing stream of dough. I would think you could just keep on clicking. I think it would work fine!!
1361598
I have the earlier incarnation, also plastic, and still alive and well after a few decades. It works very well for pastry dough- pie crusts and tart shells. Cookie and bread dough- I doubt it. You might very well damage it using it for something that heavy.
1001985
It's not a matter of the cookie press not being strong enough, the dough would not be the right consistency. It would not be able to squeeze through the templates that form the cookies.
1876439
I'm sorry I do not know as mine is still sitting in the box, but I did buy it to make cookie butter, just haven't gotten a chance to do it yet.
1976626
Tammi,this is a small pin. I am not sure how good you are with a standard size rolling pin.. BUt if you can work a standard size one.. you can certainly work a mini version.. just with smaller amount of dough at a time... Good Luck . so I say YES.. with smaller amounts of cookie dough.. No Problem.
2259252
I don't know but I would think it would be too small. Works great for cookie sheet liner for cooking bread and granola.