| Title: | How to Make them Goodies |
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| Created: | Tue Feb 18 1986 |
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I wish to find a cookie dropping machine (for someone with aged hands...). One of the restaurant-supply stores in Boston said something about a hand-operated machine that sold for about $1000 (a year ago), but somehow that seems like a lot for a gadget that plops cookie mix onto a sheet. I do not think I want a "cookie press", but I don't know anything about these gadgets, so maybe I do. Is there any kind of gadget that you load with cookie mix, and then either hand-crank or motor-crank to produce several dozen cookie portions? Regards, Robert.
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| 3013.1 | press is what you want, honest | TYGON::WILDE | why am I not yet a dragon? | Fri Apr 26 1991 18:15 | 9 |
> Is there any kind of gadget that you load with cookie mix, > and then either hand-crank or motor-crank to produce several > dozen cookie portions? a cookie press with a simple fitting would suffice - and you can get one with a motor if you hunt around. If you are dealing with arthritis, you may want to get a battery powered press....under $100 for sure. Call Williams Sonoma in San Francisco and ask - they have EVERYTHING and it's good quality stuff...catalog mail house for yuppy cooks. | |||||
| 3013.2 | Under $20, even! | CUPTAY::FARINA | Mon Apr 29 1991 12:19 | 7 | |
If you go with a cookie press and a simple fitting, as Diane suggests,
you can, indeed, get one for under $100. If you live in the southern
NH area, Kitchen, Etc. had them for about $17. Lechmere often has
them, too.
Susan
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| 3013.3 | Saw them there. | NOVA::FISHER | It's Spring | Mon Apr 29 1991 14:27 | 3 |
There are some in the Wearever/Corning outlet in Kittery.
ed
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| 3013.4 | Cookie-scoop = mini ice cream scoop? | JUMP4::JOY | Get a life! | Wed May 01 1991 04:09 | 9 |
I'm not sure if this would be easy to use with arthritic hands, but
I've also seen a "cookie scoop" that looks similar to an ice cream
scoop but smaller. It has a lever on the side that when pushed/ slides
the dough out into a ball-shaped drop on the cookie sheet. I believe
William-Sonoma has them as well as other chef's catalogs. I've even
seen them in the kitcehn shops in the malls in 2 different sizes.
Debbie
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