[ SECRET POST #3167 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3167 ⌋

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Comments

Re: What questions do you have?

[(Anonymous)]

If you have the money and the storage room to spare, go ahead. But if you are able-bodied (arms/wrists/hands in particular), you don't need one to bake, not even for bread. Kneading requires extra physical effort and time, but it's a really good way to learn the feel of properly developed bread dough and you can start any time. Google "no knead bread recipe" and you won't even have to knead at all, really.

I don't believe in buying expensive equipment for a hobby I haven't even gotten into, though. It makes more sense to me to actually try more baking and bread baking first to see if you even like it before investing in equipment. A small handmixer is more than adequate for cakes and muffins, BTW.