this product can be used for a milkshake business ? or just household
641069
I think it would be too slow for a business. It's fine for home. My mother loves it!
641070
Not enough power to use at home let alone a business. Not impressed with it. I use it to whip eggs for omelets.
641071
This would not be good for a business. My opinion is that it is grossly underpowered even for home use, which is disappointing. For a few dollars more they could have upgraded the motor to a respectable unit and had something really good. As it is, this thing is a joke.
641072
I'd say yes, though I would think if you are going to have a milkshake business you would need a commercial grade mixer due to how many times a day you are going to make a shake but it is heavy duty and all metal. It is very nice quality and worth the money.
641073
in my opinion this can only be used for household as it is not very large like a commercial one
641074
You would probably burn up the motor in less than a half a day with business use. It's not designed for that. For commercial purpose, look for a commercial grade shake-maker.
1591083
We purchased the Champion Professional Model which is very good and produces a very dry pulp. It takes a few minutes to make a glass of juice which is good for our personal use. Not sure it that would be quick enough for a large business. Perhaps you would need to purchase a few or investigate what large commercial models are available.
1497161
This can be used for a variety of dishes. I've used mine for soups, to mix cake batter and to blend smoothies (without ice of course).
601123
Your opinion. I am using not using this for food or body products. My usage is strictly to keep MICE out of my house. For that, this CHEAPER product works just fine. "Hurting the consumer" actually depends on the consumer and what they are using the product for. Had this been for a body product, I would have chosen cold press. The mice don't know and are just as allergic to this as a more expensive version. No reason to be so judgmental about an item you can CHOOSE not to purchase.
1182476
This is a home machine, not a commercial one. Its water reservoir and coffee bean storage capacity are limited. There's no way this is an appropriate machine for your desired use.
821519
It came with a smaller container that is supposed to be for food processing. Yes, you definitely can make milk shakes. But, I have no idea if it could make peanut butter. I wanted it to make smoothies, but it does not chop or blend frozen fruit well at all. That is why I bought it, so I was disappointed from that aspect. I would just be concerned that if it can not chop frozen fruit well, it may not successfully blend peanuts into peanut butter.
1979764
Yes you can. It can also be used for soap and other things. I think there might be some videos on YouTube about it.
2168103
I think you can use it for baking and to add to cooked dishes but it is not fine enough to make a milk- it would be gritty.
1989954
Yes. I use mine for smoothies a lot...even for milk shake consistency. The straw is wide enough and, if needed, you can remove the straw and shake up the smoothie to redistribute the ingredients (in the event that you didn't drink it right away).
877400
Personally, this machine is to be used for "household" use. However, I have made several batches (you get at least 40 pizzelles per batch) in a row. I would suggest, giving the machine a little rest every 3 batches. It should be fine.
1390023
It would work, but the residual salt and bits would start to build if the product has lots of heavy granules. Otherwise, could get messy. As long as the product doesn't stick to itself, it shouldn't clog the machine.
713015
No, I think that would be a real mess. What I would recommend is this Breville product: http://www.brevilleusa.com/milk-cafe.html It is made to specifically heat milk.
2113963
No, it is designed for home usage only. I would not recommend trying to use it in a commercial environment.
417395
I have used mine for making rawfood mornig shakes that include frozen fruit and seeds -- sometimes kale. It works very well. The Vitamix I have is the only one I've tried, but it is a great product, and I assume the less expensive ones would work as well. When you look at less expensive models, read the product description carefully. I would think they should describe the capabilities of the machine.
1387160
You can use the steamer to make any kind of drinks. Just but the pwoder with the milk and steam it and it will be the same as in any coffee shop.
610101
I don't think the machine cares what kind of milk you use as long as you have the packets of bacteria to mix with it and the 'milk' can handle being heated. I admit I have never tried them. I use it to make lactose free yogurt.
1798654
I don't know why not, add fruit, berrys, chocolate syrup a touch of milk and just touch the switch to mix just a littleand I'm sure you'll have your milkshake to enjoy.