Anyone ever use a drill with auger attached to mix bread dough? or alternative to using commercial mixer?

July 12th, 2008 · 1 Comment

I have a bread recipe that makes 6 loaves of bread…I no longer have a commercial mixer and was wondering if anyone's tried a drill with auger attached to mix the dough? I work in a restaurant and was amazed when the cook brought out a mikita drill with a auger attached to mix a thick substance. He said that it was cheaper than a hobart mixer.

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    • 1 Sugar Pie // Jul 12, 2008

      I've used a drill w/ a paint mixer attachment to mix batter… works fine. BUT, I wouldn't use it on bread dough b/c dough is very stiff. That may burn up your drill.

      Maybe cut the recipe in half and make 3 loaves?

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