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Planetary Mixers

Planetary Mixers

Atosa Mixers

To find the correct size kitchen mixer for your application, here are some helpful weights and measures: 8.3 lb = 1 gallon of water and 2 lbs is equal to one quart.

Atosa planetary mixers are gear driven, have a 3 to 4 speeds and a 1 to 3.75 horsepower motor. As the name implies, planetary mixers feature an agitator that moves around the bowl like a planet.

 

Commercial Mixer

Atosa planetary mixers come in smaller countertop versions and larger floor-standing models and are among the most popular mixers for commercial kitchens. Planetary mixers are very versatile and are great for mixing: are available in sizes ranging from small 10 quart counter models to 70 quart floor models. 20 qt, 30 qt, and 70 qt models come with meat grinders, vegetable slicers.

Common Types of Commercial Mixers

Mixers are available with a bowl capacity of 10 qt best choice for smaller batches, 20 quart, 30 quart and 70 quart are the best choice for large quantities of dough. The size of mixer to buy depends on the greatest volume of pizza, bagel dough, bread dough, or cookie dough , muffins, meringue sauces food that will be needed at one time. The 70 pounds of light/medium pizza dough to be prepared is a good guide; will about fill a 70 quart capacity bowl.

A table model with a 20 qt capacity planetary mixer is 32(h) x 21.75(w) x 21(d) inches. It is usually placed on a 28 inch stainless steel equipment stand. The stand mixer may be purchased with or without casters; if the cabinet is on casters, there should be brakes to hold it firmly in place while the mixer is being used. A floor model with a 30 gt capacity planetary mixer is 46(h) x 23(w) x 24(d) inches and will occupy a floor space of about 24 inches x 24 inches. Provisions should be made for storing beater, paddle, whisk, agitator attachments if a floor model is chosen.

Pizza Dough

To get your dough ready, you need a mixer that can handle all of the needs. Three types are designed for large volume dense pizza: planetary mixers; spiral mixer, spiral cutters which give an even thickness across pans while vertical crust makers slice it into squares or triangles and leave room in between each piece like lasagna noodles!

If there's one thing we know about making great pizzas at home (or restaurants), its how important consistency matters when serving customers fast food with exceptional taste--especially given today’s hectic lifestyles where families no longer have time to wait hours before picking up their meal off take-out menus." Domino's and Pizza Hut are two example of pizzeria businesses that use frozen and par baked dough. Homemade pizza dough from from scratch is your competitive advantage and you should promote that fact. You can attend Pizza crust boot camps at the Las Vegas Pizza Expo. All Atosa dough mixers come with a Stainless steel mixing bowl. The atosa planetary mixer mixer bowl is stainless steel and not the cheaper tinned steel which is usually included as a standard item with older and used Hobart planetary mixers. A tinned stainless steel bowl may cost only one-third as much as a stainless steel one, the tin wears off eventually and the bowl must usually be sent away for re-tinning. This means the mixer is inoperative while the bowl is being repaired unless an extra bowl is purchased for use during the repair process.

Planetary Mixers have become commonplace in most bakery and food service operations, but even the most experienced cooks should exercise caution to be sure the motor is off before attempting to scrape down the bowl and beater. All Atosa mixers come with a stainless steel wire bowl guard. Safety cut-switch temporarily interrupts power if gears are changed without stopping the mixer. You should also be sure the gear is set at the lowest speed until the ingredients in the bowl have been partially blended In addition to the bowl the Atosa planetary mixers includes a flat beater, stainless steel dough hook, and wire whip at no extra cost. Hobart planetary mixers do not include the steel dough hook.

The wire whip Is used to incorporate air into light mixtures. It is efficient for blending and whipping but should not be used in combining heavy mixtures. If heavy mixtures are beaten often, a 4-wing or 6-wing wire whip may be needed. A dough hook is used to mechanically knead doughs that require folding and stretching action.

Some restaurants also choose to purchase a small mixer for their specialty batches, in addition the large stand-alone model. This is because they often mix flavors that vary from pesto dough or organic ingredients and want some extra protection against contamination while doing so!

Food Processors

The Number 12 hub is the proper attachments is perfect shredder for vegetables and cheeses. Whether you need it to grind and mix ingredients, or shred them into small pieces - there are so many options available within this versatile design!
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