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KennyG



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PostPosted: Sun Dec 24, 2006 7:27 pm    Post subject: food processor or Cake Mixer Reply with quote
Hi, can any one advise us please as to what to get.

We want to make fruit cakes and Pavlova's etc.

While shopping we noticed that Food Processors had a multitude of uses but
would they mix heavy fruit cakes as good as a food processor?

any advise appreciated.

Sharon

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katherine.rudzinskas



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PostPosted: Mon Jan 01, 2007 2:22 pm    Post subject: Re: food processor or Cake Mixer Reply with quote
KennyG wrote:
> Hi, can any one advise us please as to what to get.
>
> We want to make fruit cakes and Pavlova's etc.
>
> While shopping we noticed that Food Processors had a multitude of uses but
> would they mix heavy fruit cakes as good as a food processor?
>
> any advise appreciated.
>
> Sharon

Hi Sharon. I think the best one for mixing heavy battered ckaes such as
fruit cakes (yum) is a kenwood bowl mixer with whisk, hook and paddle
attachments or if you're commercial a small hobart (brand name) would
be perfect. Food processors are great but I think it would be like
opening a can with a fork. Probably the wrong tool for the job.
Kat
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