Gluten Free Bagels in SF - stand mixer needed

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Desperately Seeking Heavy Duty Stand Mixer.

I anxiously awaited my bagel mix from Ms. Robens, only to find out that a heavy duty stand mixer was required. Does anyone in SF have one that I may use? I would be happy to give you bagels in return.

I've gone 8 years w/o a bagel!! Pure torture!! Please prevent this travesty from continuing.

Yes, I have considered buying one. But since I have no idea if I will be any good at making them, or that I'll like making them, I'd like to borrow one for now. Besides, I have a tiny kitchen. And I did mail-order some that were terrible. I really want to make fresh ones.

Sharon

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Hello! Sorry I don't live in SF--I just got back from visiting there again on the 25th!! Therefor I am no help in your effort to borrow a mixer-however I can recommend a pretty good one, in my opinion. Enjoy life brand has frozen bagels-I've tried the toasty onion and the cin. raisin ones and both were very good. Jammie in MOSharon Park <hosnar@...> wrote: Desperately Seeking Heavy Duty Stand Mixer. I anxiously awaited my bagel mix from Ms. Robens, only to find out that a heavy duty stand mixer was required. Does anyone in SF have one that I may use? I would be happy to give you bagels in return. I've gone 8 years w/o a bagel!! Pure torture!! Please prevent this travesty from continuing. Yes, I have considered buying one. But since I have no idea if I will be any good at making them, or that I'll like making them, I'd like to borrow one for now. Besides, I have a tiny kitchen. And I did mail-order some that were terrible. I really want to make fresh ones. Sharon

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Where do you get those?-

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> Hello! Sorry I don't live in SF--I just got back from visiting there again on

the 25th!!

Therefor I am no help in your effort to borrow a mixer-however I can recommend a

pretty

good one, in my opinion. Enjoy life brand has frozen bagels-I've tried the

toasty onion

and the cin. raisin ones and both were very good. Jammie in MO

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> Sharon Park <hosnar@...> wrote: Desperately Seeking Heavy Duty

Stand Mixer.

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> I anxiously awaited my bagel mix from Ms. Robens, only to find out that a

heavy duty

stand mixer was required. Does anyone in SF have one that I may use? I would

be happy

to give you bagels in return.

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> I've gone 8 years w/o a bagel!! Pure torture!! Please prevent this

travesty from

continuing.

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> Yes, I have considered buying one. But since I have no idea if I will be

any good at

making them, or that I'll like making them, I'd like to borrow one for now.

Besides, I have

a tiny kitchen. And I did mail-order some that were terrible. I really want to

make fresh

ones.

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> Sharon

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Hi there! Even if the GF bagel recipe you have doesn't work out, I

think you'll really find that a sturdy stand mixer (I recommend

Kitchenaid) is well worth the investment.(Tiny kitchen and all!) Have

you tried making homemade GF(yeast) bread in general? They are a

million times better than anything you can buy, and usually cheaper-

especially if you assemble it from a recipe and not a mix. Our GF

flour blends are so heavy they burn out little hand mixers in no time

flat, if they work at all. It seems that they start at about $100 on

up on Ebay, but Craig's list might have better deals.. I think they

fall under the category of something that can be cleaned adequately

enough to be re-used for gluten free baking... Costco also sometimes

offers a reasonably priced new one.

BTW if the reubens bagel isn't good, Bette Hagman has tons of bagel

recipes in her books that are pretty good. (But, a little time

intensive for me). I think you would find you would need a stand mixer

for them as well. Also, I have recently been eating Kinnikinnick white

rice bagels. I keep them frozen, defrost in microwave and then toaste.

I like them, and you don't need a mixer! I'm not sure where you

ordered the ones that you didn't like... But they might be worth a

try. It costs $10 shipping from their web site (all the way from

Canada!), or there is Harvest House in Concord that carries tons of

Kinnikinnick products, including bagels. (But call beforehand to check!)

Desperately Seeking Heavy

Duty Stand Mixer.

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> > I anxiously awaited my bagel mix from Ms. Robens, only to find

out that a heavy duty

> stand mixer was required. Does anyone in SF have one that I may

use? I would be happy

> to give you bagels in return.

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> > I've gone 8 years w/o a bagel!! Pure torture!! Please prevent

this travesty from

> continuing.

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> > Yes, I have considered buying one. But since I have no idea if

I will be any good at

> making them, or that I'll like making them, I'd like to borrow one

for now. Besides, I have

> a tiny kitchen. And I did mail-order some that were terrible. I

really want to make fresh

> ones.

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> > Sharon

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