I heard we were posting mixer casualties. Keep the 9-pans out of the bins, ppl.
At least the baker got to take the pan home as a souvenir.
by Colonial_maureen
18 Comments
faucetpants
This is awesome and terrible
PeopleFunnyBoy
Imagine what these things do to arms and hands.
loljustcreepin
I can’t even imagine a 9 pan not getting noticed before the Hobart gets turned on.
Automatic_Cap_3198
Please share the back story . I’m intrigued as to how that pan got in the mixer .
Carefreeme
Aren’t those things pretty damn expensive? My old manager said he had to fire someone because they tried to double the batch of dough after being told not to, and it snapped in half.
ChesterWynwood
How was the pan not noticed? Even if the ingredients in the bowl were covering it, how did no one see it in the bowl before adding them? And then adding the paddle attachment once the bowl is on the mixer was it not difficult to line up with the pan in there?
I have so many questions here…
guiltycitizen
That pan kinds looks like MF DOOM
JasonDaJuice
Don’t start on 3
lastig_
That would make a pretty sick phone speaker if the acoustics arent all fucked
Stunning-Rock3539
Those paddles are built from the same metal as hot wheels my guy they are not built to last
ajtreee
Holy Hobart Batman, i’d hate to get mixed up in a situation like that.
BadassBokoblinPsycho
That 9 pan just became a louder speaker
Sea-Cupcake-2065
9 pans is a lot. I would start with one and then gradually add more pans
9999steps
I love that I can experience the whole event in one picture. This is art.
194749457339
What did that sound like
TheGoodAl
I was a service tech and repeatedly got calls for a 30 quarter mixer at a chain restaurant. Broken beaters, sheared keys, stripped gears. I arrived early one morning to find a prep guy throwing frozen 1 pound blocks of butter (straight out of the walk-in freezer) into the mixer bowl while it was running at high speed.
Ok_Ordinary6694
The Hobart fears only The Berkel
funthebunison
This is the fault of whoever turned on the machine. I will die on this hill.
18 Comments
This is awesome and terrible
Imagine what these things do to arms and hands.
I can’t even imagine a 9 pan not getting noticed before the Hobart gets turned on.
Please share the back story . I’m intrigued as to how that pan got in the mixer .
Aren’t those things pretty damn expensive? My old manager said he had to fire someone because they tried to double the batch of dough after being told not to, and it snapped in half.
How was the pan not noticed? Even if the ingredients in the bowl were covering it, how did no one see it in the bowl before adding them? And then adding the paddle attachment once the bowl is on the mixer was it not difficult to line up with the pan in there?
I have so many questions here…
That pan kinds looks like MF DOOM
Don’t start on 3
That would make a pretty sick phone speaker if the acoustics arent all fucked
Those paddles are built from the same metal as hot wheels my guy they are not built to last
Holy Hobart Batman, i’d hate to get mixed up in a situation like that.
That 9 pan just became a louder speaker
9 pans is a lot. I would start with one and then gradually add more pans
I love that I can experience the whole event in one picture. This is art.
What did that sound like
I was a service tech and repeatedly got calls for a 30 quarter mixer at a chain restaurant. Broken beaters, sheared keys, stripped gears. I arrived early one morning to find a prep guy throwing frozen 1 pound blocks of butter (straight out of the walk-in freezer) into the mixer bowl while it was running at high speed.
The Hobart fears only The Berkel
This is the fault of whoever turned on the machine. I will die on this hill.