Can this mixer be used for boxed cake mixes? null

Yes and No. Yes you can but you have to spend alot of time on it,by moving it around on your mixing bowl since most boxed cake batters are thick and it needs to be “folded” in, so you’re better of using a spatula and mixing it by hand. This handheld immersion blender works best with “loose” and “liquidy” food items such as sauces and soups and making fruit shakes or smoothies, and NOT so much on cake batters.

Would you miss these in an upright blender? If the answer is no, then this probably wouldn’t work either. This is a blender not a mixer (has blades) so I wouldn’t recommend it got cake mixing. But I’m No expert

No idea. We use it for sauces only.

“Can this mixer be used for boxed cake mixes?”

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Yes and No. Yes you can but you have to spend alot of time on it,by moving it around on your mixing bowl since most boxed cake batters are thick and it needs to be “folded” in, so you’re better of using a spatula and mixing it by hand. This handheld immersion blender works best with “loose” and “liquidy” food items such as sauces and soups and making fruit shakes or smoothies, and NOT so much on cake batters.
Answered by DexterT 3 years ago
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Would you miss these in an upright blender? If the answer is no, then this probably wouldn’t work either. This is a blender not a mixer (has blades) so I wouldn’t recommend it got cake mixing. But I’m No expert
Answered by Eddie 3 years ago
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No idea. We use it for sauces only.
Answered by Anonymous 3 years ago
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