Would this product work for egg noodles
1424575
I have no way of knowing that. Milled tapioca probably (in my limited knowledge) needs another base product from the Red Mill line. Try asking them.
309851
Has bigger holes for veggies and fish so I do not think it would work. Product is very flimsy and chinzy. If you are willing to put up with a little frustration it is good for eating a quick healthy meal.
761057
I use it for bearded dragon eggs, so I believe it would. The temperature needs to be monitored closely with an outside thermometer!
1642602
Maybe 3 cups of anything. Starch from noodles may plug steam vents in top, trapping steam. Could explode. Is best used for steaming non-starch veggies.
2035671
Not a chance it could take the place of a blender or blend fruit. It will barely scramble an egg. I threw mine away it was a waste of money.
326047
Yes, and it works very well.......we just had poached eggs yesterday...recommend this product :)
398760
I haven't tried to do that yet, but I'm not sure how it would work out. I think the yolk would probably explode rather than 'set'. But, I have made Egg McMuffin style sandwiches with it using English muffins and it does that really well.
177766
I don't know but I don't see why not. I wasn't very happy with the product at all so I don't use it. The egg stuck to it. Was very hard to wash.
969005
No. I've only used it to fill cupcakes. Can you use this for deviled eggs? Yes, BUT this wouldn't be my first choice. This is an awesome tool, but it's not made of super industrial-strength plastic and the egg filling is thicker and heavier than cupcake cream so I'm not too sure if that plastic plunger would hold up very long. A regular pastry bag or cookie press may work better for deviled eggs . Although this small-size injector is much easier to handle (& clean!) than the bag or press, it means that you'll have to refill it after 2 or 3 eggs.
1454130
I think it would be to messy to use for that. But it is great for eggs and panckaes becuase you can under them easy.
357342
Absolutely. It works well for stir-fry, curries and many other types of foods.
917617
Sure. I don't see why it wouldn't work just fine for food. I have the kit and use it all the time fo small products.
1567976
I'm not sure what you're using it for, but my favorite brand of Asian noodles has potassium carbonate and sodium carbonate as ingredients. Of note, the noodles are still considered all natural. It is the only dry noodles I've found that doesn't melt or stick in the pan/wok when making chow mein (fried noodles) or lo mein. It also has a nice elasticity and springiness. So if you're making raw ramen noodles, yes it can be used. If you're using it as a soup ingredient in cooking ramen, I don't know. I don't know its taste or reaction with other ingredients.
1525815
I would not think so. Holes are fairly large and you would loose most if not all of your noodles!
2038757
yes. they are designed for brownies and (smaller) cupcakes but an egg should be no problem. I have to tell you though. I purchased these as a Christmas gift so I only looked at them and held them in my hands but I didn't get a chance to use them. Still they should fit an egg no problem.
1278496
It should work with all sizes of chicken eggs - just clip the small end of the egg and you'll be fine. Hope this helps!
1760562
If u work quickly it may. They do break easily, but I highly recommend. I adjusted the recipe in booklet and use two rather than three eggs.