What Is Different Between Beat And Whisk

Baking By cute-littletas Updated 20 Jul 2012 , 1:50pm by niehfangkangch

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cute-littletas Posted 19 Jul 2012 , 4:52pm
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some of my cupcakes recipe written whisk and beat..Is it same or different method? btw I am new in world of baking..still a lot need to learn and practise..hope you all can help and guide me..tq

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Elcee Posted 19 Jul 2012 , 5:16pm
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Completely unscientific reply ahead icon_lol.gif :

I always matched the verb to the noun. If a recipe says beat, then I use the paddle attachment (beater) on my mixer. If it says whisk, I use the wire whisk attachment.

Before I got my KA, I beat in my Sunbeam mixer and whisked in a separate bowl by hand with either a hand-held wire whisk or a fork.

HTH!

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SoFloGuy Posted 19 Jul 2012 , 5:27pm
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Some cheaper mixers do not bring a whisk attachment which is the one on the far right, the other two are beaters. The whisk puts more air into it.

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cute-littletas Posted 20 Jul 2012 , 12:39am
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Thank you for all your kind reply,, will start experiment the technique of making the right cupcake ..

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niehfangkangch Posted 20 Jul 2012 , 1:50pm
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my Sunbeam mixer and whisked in a separate bowl by handImage

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