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Blender as a food processer?

post #1 of 4
5/26/06 at 4:15pm
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I got a recipe from school for dirt cake, a dessert with oreo crumbs and pudding in layers. In school we used a food processer for making crumbs of the oreos. However at home, we dont have a food processer. We do have a spice grinder though, but the space is smaller then a fist. I was wondering if a blender could be used as a substitute? If not, what else could I use?
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post #2 of 4
5/26/06 at 4:48pm
Yes you could use a blender I just recently made this same dessert for a company party. Not trying to tell you your business but if I were you I would just use my hands to crush them up thats what I did I think having varying size pieces of cookie gives it better texture but thats just me....

Best Regards Cakerookie....
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post #3 of 4
5/26/06 at 4:50pm
The two machines are not the same. A processor has blades that are parralell to the base of the container, gravity will push the food down allowing it to be chopped. A blender is used only for liquids, the blades pull the liquid and chunks down , chop them up, and push them out again. A blender won't work with dry ingredients.

So how to smash up cookie crumbs? A zip-lock bag and a rolling pin....
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post #4 of 4
5/30/06 at 8:43am
And a wonderful method if you've had an off day. ;)
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