mini/micro stick blender for EO/FO's (few OZ capacity)

[RogueRose]

I'm looking for somethign that I can use to mix my EO's and FO's as well as pigments to gether without using the larger stick blender. I'm having a hard time finding what they are called. I found "milk frothers" but some of these don't really look like what might be required.

Does anyone have a good model they can suggest?

 

[snappyllama]

I like this one: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B001DJ0ZS4/?tag=skimlinks_replacement-20

It's cheap. It works great for pigments when I blend into glycerin or oil.

 

[houseofwool]

Honestly, I've been pretty happy with this one from brambleberry.

http://www.brambleberry.com/mobile/Mini-White-Plastic-Mixer-P4721.aspx

 

[IrishLass]

Honestly, I've been pretty happy with this one from brambleberry.

http://www.brambleberry.com/mobile/Mini-White-Plastic-Mixer-P4721.aspx

That's the same one I have, and I love it.

IrishLass

 

[goji_fries]

I'm looking for somethign that I can use to mix my EO's and FO's as well as pigments to gether without using the larger stick blender. I'm having a hard time finding what they are called. I found "milk frothers" but some of these don't really look like what might be required.

Does anyone have a good model they can suggest?

How about a smaller Dremel tool with special attachment?

 

[PuddinAndPeanuts]

Hey! I bought a few of these on eBay. Cheap and free shipping too! I admittedly haven't tried them yet, as I've had great luck using a spoon and my big stick blender.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/1pcs-New-Ki...itchen_Appliances_US&var=&hash=item486c243af1

FYI- these are NOT actually kitchen aid brand!

 

[Soapering]

How about a smaller Dremel tool with special attachment?

thats exactly what i use for eo and for test batches. I didn't buy a special attachment though. I remodel and renovate homes and i always end up with scrap electrical wire. I bent a 12 gauge copper wire in the general shape of a blade paint mixer(http://imgur.com/1IXUoQN). It's small enough to fit into a small plastic party cup.

 

[dillsandwitch]

Hey! I bought a few of these on eBay. Cheap and free shipping too! I admittedly haven't tried them yet, as I've had great luck using a spoon and my big stick blender.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/1pcs-New-Ki...itchen_Appliances_US&var=&hash=item486c243af1

FYI- these are NOT actually kitchen aid brand!

I bought the same ones. They work but I find you have to really hold down the button to get it to work properly

 

[shunt2011]

I've been using these for my colorants and when I need to blend my FO with a stabilizer. I have been really happy with them. I think I have 4 now.

http://www.elementsbathandbody.com/Mini-Cordless-Mixer-pr-1606.html

 

[IrishLass]

I've been using these for my colorants and when I need to blend my FO with a stabilizer. I have been really happy with them. I think I have 4 now.

http://www.elementsbathandbody.com/Mini-Cordless-Mixer-pr-1606.html

Good, I don't feel so bad now. I have 2 of them. I use the attatchment with the flat, jagged, circular disk the most. I even like to use it for blending eggs for my baking recipes (works much better than a fork or a hand whisk).


IrishLass

 

[shunt2011]

Good, I don't feel so bad now. I have 2 of them. I use the attatchment with the flat, jagged, circular disk the most. I even like to use it for blending eggs for my baking recipes (works much better than a fork or a hand whisk).


IrishLass

I use the same one most times. Haven't thought about using for eggs...going to have to give it a try.