Can you use mixer instead of food processor?

Answer 1

yes, for most things

Basic food processor food preparation activities include:

• Beating egg whites or cake batter
• Chopping and slicing fruits and vegetables
• Grinding nuts, seeds, spices, meat, and dried fruit
• Mixing and kneading bread, pie or other doughs
• Pureeing fruits or vegetables
• Shredding or grating cheese or vegetables

Answer 2

In order to use a food processor in place of a food mill, the seeds and skins need removed. Still, a mill or sieve would give a better consistency for products such as Tomato Juice or sauce or for making soups.

Answer 3

Instead of a food processor, you could use a blender. They are very similar

The primary differences between food processors and blenders are in the food processor's blades and blade attachments and use. Food processors use interchangeable blades and disk attachments instead of a blender's fixed blade. A blender's jar is ususally rectangular or square in shape and design. In contrast, a food processor's bowl is usually wider and shorter. This rounder, wider shape is more appropriate for the solid or semi-solid foods that are worked through a food processor. In contrast, a blender's jar typicallly holds liquids. Lastly, unlike a blender, little or no liquids are used or required when operating a food processor.

Answer 4

You can use a strainer instead of a food mill and get the same results. Though a strainer is slower compared to a food mill.

Answer 5

No, I would not recommend doing so!