Submitted by: Kyle
The recipe said prep time was 20 minutes, but I need it done in 5. ~Not-So-Handy Andy
Also, he was jealous that his brother, Stainkiller, was getting more attention over the weekend.
Favorite Comment: Indomitus said, “Okay, who here feels lucky enough to try licking the beaters?”
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what’s the big deal, we used to always make pizza sauce this way…
LOL I have actually used a setup like this!
I remember when we lost the beater end, we tried to use a fork instead.
Yeah, that didn’t work….
We use a cordless drill with a mini whisk for whipping cream & egg whites: we find it much more convenient than getting out the electric mixer.
You need two of these, one normal and one in reverse. Use duct tape to McGyver them together. btw, 1st!
“1st”
You truly are a failure.
FIST!
This reminds me of the time a new girlfriend said she want to take a bath when she came over to my place, so I got out the SoftSoap and the random action orbital sander with a wax mop head, and got to scrubbing the lime crust out of the tub.
So, that’s what the kids are calling it now. “Scrubbing the lime crust out of the tub” eh? Bow chicka wow wow indeed!
Okay, who here feels lucky enough to try licking the beaters?
This is an old technique.
It’s be funny if he forget on hammer mode…
tataTATATATATAtatatatt! OOPS!
I’ve used my own drill before, when my mixer broke. Made for some really foamy and well mixed batter.
What man hasn’t used his drill to mix something while baking / cooking?
About 25 years ago, I did that! But I made a beater from a piece of 1/4″ diameter steel bar. I had just moved out, didn’t have a mixer, and my little sister came over and we made cookies.
that call a paint stirrer right?
When this guy goes into the kitchen and says: “Ok, what’s the drill.” He’s not speaking metaphorically; He’s wondering which drill to use.
Anyone notice that is a hammer drill?
PLEASE! Read previous post before posting!
A real man would have used a jackhammer to break those eggs.
already seen there:
http://thereifixedit.failblog.org/2009/07/14/epic-kludge-photo-i-love-pancakes/
I once worked in a Crepe restaurant, we had a 3/4″ Drill with huge whisk that was all but welded onto it.
Alton Brown does this. If you don’t know who Alton Brown is, YOU SERIOUSLY NEED TO STOP COOKING.
who?
and i wont stop so eat your (censored) potatoes
We did this at Pizza Hut to mix the pizza and breadstick sauce. When you’re mixing gallons of something that gets really thick the more you mix, the idea is promoted from kludge to genius automatically. lol
Drill press whipped cream:
http://reboots.g-cipher.net/cream.jpg
Plastic spoon chucked in the press. Worked better than nothing.
I’ve done this to mix Adam’s Peanut Butter (with a splatter shield!) and homemade energy bars. Anything less would die a painful death.
I did something similar to whip egg white. Much better than a standard , underpowered kitchen appliance. My drill had 650 Watts, 4 times more powerfull. You can whip cream in 5 seconds flat.
Anybody want to buy one of those?
Jeremy Clarkson’s V8 blender would be much more suitable
the drill press that we use at home uses a 1/4 horespower motor and it is sufficient for general applications _