I purchased a stand mixer from Kohl’s.com. they estimated my arrival to be the 26-29. However, I was wondering if this is not always accurate, I want this package as soon as possible because I have a week off for work vacation. Like amazon.com always states days that are later and the shipment arrives earlier.
So, please answer if you have bought from Kohl’s and it arrived early then they stated. Thanks!
Hello. My birthday is tomorrow and I want to buy some groceries! And my question is: Do you honestly think Ill have enough money to buy EVERYTHING I want? I want to buy:
- 1 set "Christmas Cookie Cutters"
- 4 "frost decorating pipes"
- 1 bag "whole wheat flour"
- 2 bags "dark choco. chips
- 1 bag "semi-sweet choco. chip"
- 1 bag "milk choco. chips"
- 1 large bottle "Vanilla Extract"
- 1 small jar "peppermint Extract"
- 1 jar "Swiss Miss Choco. Cocoa Mix"
- 1 jar "Red Frosting"
- 1 jar "Green Frosting"
- 2 jars "Christmas Sprinkles"
- 1 jar "Karo Lite Corn Syrup"
- 1 bag "lite brown sugar"
- 1 bag "dark brown sugar"
- 1 gallon "creme"
- 3 packs "Pilsbury Sugar Cookie Dough"
- 1 bottle "Raid Bug Spray"
- 1 bottle "Pam Butter Spray"
- 1 jar "peanuts" (large, 16 ounces)
* Electric STAND mixer
So, do you think I HONESTLY have enough money to buy EVERYTHING I want?!? :-}
Im ONLY gonna get a stand mixer for or LESS!!! :-}
So my husband and I have a bet going that we started yesterday. He is in the navy and in a few weeks he is leaving for 5 months, our bet is which one of us can lose the most body weight percent over the time he is gone (because men lose weight more quickly than women). He is playing dirty because he bought me a stand mixer for Christmas. I know I can send him cookies and cakes on the boat but I need the most fattening (and tasty) recipes to send to him because if I win, I get to go to max out the credit card at Saks and if he wins he gets to re-decorate the living room…. in other words, HE CANT WIN!
I’ve been an avid baker for years. One problem I seem to encounter continuously is with cake baking, my cakes often come out quite dense or cooked unevenly…
i have a very old oven (came with the house 15 years ago) and i know this is definitely part of the problem. the "bake" doesn’t even work anymore– only "convection bake" which seems to cook the outside of the cake much faster than i’d like.
even though i love baking, i’m getting frustrated with cakes constantly turning out too heavy (even recipes chosen especially for their light, airy texture).
the last time i made cupcakes, i got muffins. i’ve been baking for years and even with tools like a stand mixer this happens a lot (i make sure not to over/undermix too!)
do i need a new oven or do i just need more practice?
PS- any tips on coping with this? (raise/lower temp etc.)
The object is a Kitchenaid stainless steel bowl. It is an attachment from the stand mixer. It is the standard bowl that comes with the it. I am not sure of the thickness. Is is only mm’s wide. Can it reach it’s coldest point in a household freezer? I know that the freezer varies from 0 degrees F to 5 degrees F.
The smart guy: I put ice cubes in the bottom when I placed it in the freezer before I posted this. I guess a small detail that I forgot to mention…oops! It was maybe 1 1/2 cup of ice.
