How is the batter dispensed? directly from the hole or there's an object that leads the batter to fall from the sides? picture needed.
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The bottom part of the picture is a separate stand for the dispenser that comes with it. It dispenses directly out of the bottom hole when you actuate the thumb lever. It worked OK for me. There is a plastic model that is clear and has a built in base that again is clear that I liked better. It is a little lighter and you can clearly see through it.
765807
It hooks up to the batter... Its really nice one of or the best on the market....
125971
we have this exact sandbox in our backyard and it tends to fill up with water as rain falls, etc.... I didn't want the drowning hazard, so I used a 1/16 drill bit to poke about a dozen small holes right at the bottom of the sidewalls around the whole interior wall. Doesn't cause sand to fall out but it allows the water to seep out slowly.
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If you were to pour 1/4 cup of liquid, it would just cover the center "hole." However, if you were to put that much batter in, it would rise up and fill in the "hole" at the top. I did this on one occasion just to have an indented "muffin" (rather than a donut) where I could put berries.
33330
I put 3/4 of the batter in the bottom and the rest in the top. There are instructions that come with the pan and I believe they differ from the amount that I used. Hope this helps.
1728870
Sharon, actually a thicker batter would be better, the slide that is over the hole does not seal so a thinner batter like pancake batter tends to drip out slowly as it sits. This is a very well made dispenser and I would purchase another one in a heartbeat if I needed one.
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Some cake batter is. Anything with chips or fruit or nuts is too thick. Basically if you cannot drizzle the batter with a spoon, 90% of the time it is to thick for this dispenser. When I used mine, I would put the batter in the dispenser as soon as I was done making it. It is always best to use cupcake/cake batter, etc. as soon as it is mixed. With the baking powder/soda, there is a chemical reaction that happens that helps with the rising of the cake, so it is best to get it in the oven right away regardless if it is put in the pans with a spoon, dispenser or a good ole' fashioned pour.
1880532
They fall down inside the plunger (the silver shaft). It has a hole drilled down the center of it to collect them. After you've done a few, you turn it upside down and they fall out.
1000900
Turn the lid upside down, lift the center part. Batter compartment is under this part.
1617402
Not quite flush .... I used it both ways when baking ... Don't fill the batter to the top ( leave room for bunt to rise ..../ giving me the hole I desired and then filled it to the top and it left a nice area after cooking to fill with desired topping ...This is a fantastic product !!... I love mine !
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just one large hole at the bottom, what I don't like is the top - to many "handles" I can't pour the batter into the top w/o really "streamlining" my pour!? Ya know what I mean?
2216886
I've never had a problem with batter leaking out. As a precaution, when baking cheesecake in a water bath, I will set the pan on a piece of aluminium foil and wrap it up the sides to above where the water line will fall, in order to keep water from seeping in, but I've never needed to worry with it to keep a normal batter from leaking.
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I had the same problem....theyre 2 different kinds of ends. So they have to be placed in the correct hole or they continue to fall out....not a very good diagram on the bottom of the mixer itself, but it is there....hope this helps
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I was going through the same thing and read suggestions here. They really helped. I ended up using a small safety pin bent up and sat on table pointing up.Pressed the tiny hole onto to it all the way and then used a mid size short screw driver to nudge that batter cover off. So glad it worked!
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Push downward hard on the bottom section. There's little ridges on the green section. It should slide off. Batter compartment is in the big green section.
2276666
It's got a peg in the center on the inside for which you place the bait chunk. The bait chunk has a hole in the middle of it. I would recommend this product.
2033553
You can add a tad less water than it asks for, but more importantly, be sure to not over-mix the batter. You should only be doing a couple of turns to the batter.