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Default What mixer would be the minimum you would recommend for cookie dough?


Craig Busch wrote:
> The thought of not using a mixer is a possibility. I guess I would have
> thought that it might be easier to have an even mixture.
> Thank you


Actually I prefer to mix cookies by hand - they come out so much
better.
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