Which drum for Parmesan?
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I use the smaller hole drum for Parmesan cheese since Parmesan is a hard cheese.
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I use the drum with the smaller holes because it shreds the cheese finer for over pasta but you can actually use either. Enjoy
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I use either one. It has a thinner cut and wide cut. I prefer the wide cut it covers more of the pasta. Since I am cheese fan.
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I suggest go with the EP-RAC50. These pans were well made and worth every dollar you invest. They are easy to use/ care/ clean and I'm pretty sure they are durable, as I've been a loyal customer to Zojirushi's products for almost 20 years and each of their products lasts for a long time. Go with the higher grade and it will meet your need. (Plus you'll get a steaming plate)
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depends what you want to do? if you have ableton maybe the apc40 i would say go with the maschine though, sampling, good sequencing software, and it comes with some samples/sounds too.
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I used a 55 Gal. oil drum. Thicker would be better but I don't know of any.
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Hi Clint, Thanks tons for your insight. I believe I'll look at the DP-03 after considering your comments. Does the DP-03 have a built in drum machine? It's not overly important, just a 'nice to have'.
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Acoustic. We ended up getting Sabian cymbals for it! Excellent for a beginners! My daughter is in 9th grade and she gets down on it. We had a professional drummer also got down on it and he said it was a awesome drum set. So I give it a At 100 after buying different cymbals though.
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Brother lazer printers have several models that require different drums for each model.Look on top of printer or inside for correct drum.
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I have this machine now. I strongly advise against buying one. It's flimsy and the drum never fails to get stuck inside.I'm replacing mine asap.
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If I recall, Cuisinart states not to use the grater blade for parmesean cheese. It is to hard. Use the chopping blade for it instead.
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Yes, Drumdial gives suggested tunings for both the batter and snare heads. They don't cover every possible size, but they give you a place to start. Definitely recommend looking at all of their videos before you start using it.
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I love the pan because it is very heavy metal. Not cheap stuff. I would think banana bread would be good if you want it square. I like mine in a bundt pan that has a little shape. I used it for an oversides pound cake.Hope this helps.Donna
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I don't have the other two. I use this one for lasagna, meatloaf, and roast chicken. I was very happy with its performance.
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Did some looking and found they must have been saving money and including the list of attachments for more than one model. The DFP250 has the citrus press:You can purchase the following optional attachments for your DeLonghi DFP250 food processor. Twin beater geared whisk - for whipping egg whites, cream or whisking eggs and sugar for cake batter. Rasping disc - for grating Parmesan cheese and potatoesGeared citrus press - for juicing citrus fruits like lemons, lines and oranges
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Sorry, details are not readily available, shop packed for moving. This is a standard machine design, sold under several brand names. It comes with an assortment of drums, from about 1/2" to about 3". For general woodwork, I leave the largest one set up. It covers almost all my needs. The smaller ones should cover almost any specialty work. Good experience with this machine trimming and smoothing curves in furniture.
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I think the flat 3 blade beater would be better. The whip is for lighter batters or mixes.
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remo mallet heads actually sound good with remo drums ... however, the handle/stick is a light-weight dowel ... so, even though the beater head looks cheap, i replace the handle/stick with a natural stick with more weight and ergonomic appeal ... another option is to cover the the felt beater head with a light-weight leather as well as replace the stick ... otherwise, like most personal preferences, you'll just have to try different commercial beaters or make your own -- best, e
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Quesadilla makers are quite inexpensive in my experience. I've owned several in the past few decades. I'm not sure you're going to find a machine that does both paninis and quesadillas.