I am looking for a good food processor that can turn things like peanuts and almonds into almost a powder so I can make peanut butter or almond butter. Any suggestions? I tried using a small black & decker one but that just kind of chops things up, doesn’t really get it to be saw-dust.
I am looking for a good food processor that can turn things like peanuts and almonds into almost a powder so I can make peanut butter or almond butter. Any suggestions? I tried using a small black & decker one but that just kind of chops things up, doesn’t really get it to be saw-dust.
My experience with using a Cruisinart 7-cup food processor is that the only noise it makes is a slight hum of the very powerful motor. However, using my Hamilton Beach blend makes a huge noise similar to that of a vacuum cleaner. Why is one machine’s motor so quiet and the other machine is so loud?
Meaning any key words i should look for? If im going to invest in a food processor i want to invest in a good quality one.
My brother and his family are having a huge bonfire in a couple weeks. They are supplying soda, chips, hot dog, and hamburgers along with a few other foods. No one is obligated to bring foods but everybody does. I just don’t know what to bring. My Husband is getting alcohol, but I would also like to bring food too. (I am not a chef but I am a very good cook, and baker.)
okay enough s’mores suggestions and why put something not even remotely helpful?
I want to purchase a food processor. So need help in terms of the imp components to look for for eg motor, RPM etc
My cat is 1 year old, he’s a male and he weighs 12.2 lbs. He looks slightly overweight because he has a gut that hangs down around his waist. I want him to lose weight but dont know what portions of food to feed him. Currently I feed him a half a can of wet food and 1/2 cup of dry food every day, broken up into 4 meals. Am I overfeeding him? How much should I be feeding him?
The size can I give him is 5.5 oz.
I make wet cat food and stick to foods I know are fine for cats. Like Human Grade Turkey Liver, Chicken Liver, Chicken Thighs and Boneless Salmon, Peas and Carrots. What other foods would you suggest to put in there? I tried Sweet Potato and Butternut Squash and it worked as well:)
I do feed dry food, they get homemade wet food because of the bad preservatives and fillers like corn and wheat.
I know what is ethnic food, exotic food, vegetarian food, but I don´t know what is brand food?
Besides putting the food into containers and stuff. Are there any sorts of herbs or something? Or a repellent that won’t contaminate the food? Thanks.