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VolNExile said:
Ha ha. Yep, I use mine all the time, and the hand whisk, but I'm ready for something that will tackle heavier stuff, like making sausage balls.
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I'd just use my stand alone but if you want to stay under a hundred dollars get a $50-60 kitchen aide and call it a day.

Julia Child once said about buying a good skillet or kitchen knife...you go out and spend $40 on drinks on a weekend night, don't scoff at spending the same on a piece of kitchen equipment that will make life easier, better and last for years.
 
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Behr said:
I'd just use my stand alone but if you want to stay under a hundred dollars get a $50-60 kitchen aide and call it a day.

Julia Child once said about buying a good skillet or kitchen knife...you go out and spend $40 on drinks on a weekend night, don't scoff at spending the same on a piece of kitchen equipment that will make life easier, better and last for years.
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What kind of stand mixer do you like? I'd love to have a stand mixer. I just don't have the counter space, or a good place to store it away when not using.

That's kind of my ultimate goal, once we get the storage benches built: light-weight hand mixer for quick stuff, and good stand mixer for serious stuff.
 
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VolNExile said:
What kind of stand mixer do you like? I'd love to have a stand mixer. I just don't have the counter space, or a good place to store it away when not using.

That's kind of my ultimate goal, once we get the storage benches built: light-weight hand mixer for quick stuff, and good stand mixer for serious stuff.
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kitchenaid stand mixer - Google Shopping
 
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VolNExile said:
What kind of stand mixer do you like? I'd love to have a stand mixer. I just don't have the counter space, or a good place to store it away when not using.

That's kind of my ultimate goal, once we get the storage benches built: light-weight hand mixer for quick stuff, and good stand mixer for serious stuff.
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What do you have now?

I have a kitchen aide stand mixer and hand mixer. Best bang for the buck period. I've got a sweet Waring motorboat that I wouldn't take anything for.
 
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Behr said:
What do you have now?

I have a kitchen aide stand mixer and hand mixer. Best bang for the buck period. I've got a sweet Waring motorboat that I wouldn't take anything for.
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Right now I have two hand whisks and a mechanical eggbeater.
 
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Behr said:
I thought it was a tilt an it's not, so it ain't that great of a deal if that makes you feel any better.

What made you decide on the Braun?
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stand mixer: I have vowed not to bring anything into the house (or buy anything for the garden) unless I have a place for it already. I've learned that the hard way.

the Braun: 350 watts, beaters + dough hooks, generally positive reviews (negative reviews on Amazon are always entertaining), Food Network review 6 Best Hand Mixers, Tested by Food Network Kitchen

Like nearly everything else these days, it's a toss-up.
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VolNExile said:
stand mixer: I have vowed not to bring anything into the house (or buy anything for the garden) unless I have a place for it already. I've learned that the hard way.

the Braun: 350 watts, beaters + dough hooks, generally positive reviews (negative reviews on Amazon are always entertaining), Food Network review 6 Best Hand Mixers, Tested by Food Network Kitchen

Like nearly everything else these days, it's a toss-up.
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I understand about counter space. That's the reason I I need casters on an island.

Don't know anything about the Braun, to be honest I didn't know they made one. I'm triggered they compared it to a cordless Kitch aide.
 
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82_VOL_83 said:
Yep, I usually keep my gridlines dimmer. You can change those on the sheet unless you have input borders. Then it gets hard to see. I wish they would allow you to "highlight" the cell with a color.
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@Behr I had our corporate Excel help look at it. It requires putting DBa code in and saving it as a macro. I tried to get through it and couldn't. I will post later if you feel like trying and on top of that, I don't think it does what you are asking.
 
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82_VOL_83 said:
@Behr I had our corporate Excel help look at it. It requires putting DBa code in and saving it as a macro. I tried to get through it and couldn't. I will post later if you feel like trying and on top of that, I don't think it does what you are asking.
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A macro is what I was thinking too.
 
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