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Cob: Machine mixing methods.Ryan Auge ryan_auge at yahoo.caMon Jun 10 12:07:09 CDT 2002
Hi there, I've read some of the messages relating to mixing cob with machines, and was noticing that a lot of the conversation leads towards cement mixers. I was wondering if anyone had ever experimented with using a commercial grade dough mixer, like those used in bakeries and restaurant kitchens, to mix cob. Cement mixers tend to basically scrape the contents of the mixer along and up the outside edges of the container, then let gravity pull the contents back down into itself. Dough mixers rely on the motion of the mixing arm to more consistantly kneed the contents of the container into itself. I would think this would allow a pretty good cob mix, straw and all, considering the quality of doughs that come out of commercial mixers even when all the ingredients are just tossed straight into the bowl while the machine is running. If you have tried, or can try, why not let everyone know. Ryan Auge ______________________________________________________________________ Movies, Music, Sports, Games! http://entertainment.yahoo.ca
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