An electronic tool for mixing while the pot is on the fire

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When cooking a pudding cream, we need to constantly mix the cream while it is on the fire, in order to prevent chunks from forming and keep the cream smooth. It takes a long time and the hand becomes tired. Is there an electronic tool that can be used to mix the cream while it is on the fire?



Best Answer

For thick sauces and puddings, I would think an immersion blender is the way to go. Some even have removable shafts, so you can change the length of stick attachment to fit your pot, or switch it out for different accessories, like a whisk attachment. And at risk of sounding like an infomercial, they even sell bowl clamps for hands free operation!

Me personally, I like a drill and mixer attachment.




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Answer 2

Perhaps a Thermomix would do the job? ...or a magnetic stirrer/hotplate? Search Chemistry supply houses. Though the pudding may be too thick for that to work.

Answer 3

There exist automatic pot stirrers:

... but unless it's just the right size for the pot, I would think that you would run into issues with it not clearing the corners of the pot well, and scorching the cream.

(note : I've never used any of them ... and the product pages don't show the working end of the device except for the last one ... which obviously won't get to the corners)

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