I'm looking at these to put frosting in for my daughter's Doc McStuffin's birthday party? Do you think it will work with frosting?
1439678
We apologize but we do not think it will work out very well. Due to the thickness of the frosting, it may be difficult to push the syringe plunger in and push out the frosting. However, this is only an assumption, it may work better than expected.
1439679
Might be hard to get the frosting inside them. When using them for Jello the mixture is still liquid. Cute idea though!
276491
Yes. They are totally clear and could be used to make contact sheets. Usually product will say frosted if they are not 100% clear. Hope this helps.
1894647
it will work on both! smooth frosting first and then apply and dont touch after!
670720
They are great to use no mess at all. We made the mini cupcake with no liners dropped them in the holder put frosting in another cupcake frosting any then covered and took them to the party. They where a Hugh hit.
1988944
Don't use these for frosting. Buy a pastry bag and tips. This will give you the most control over frosting. Buy 1 big bag for boarders and one small bag for writing. I am sure amazon sells a kit.
877319
I've used them directly on cookies before and they don't work so well. It ruins the tips and the colors don't show up well. I would recommend preparing a.batch of sugar cookies frosted with white royal icing ahead of time. The icing is easy to make and you can use a plastic squeeze bottle to ice the cookies. Give them a day to dry and they'll be perfect to draw on. You can Google "royal icing" for more.info.
1565506
I am not aware of liners for the giant cupcake. The frosting that you pipe or frost on looks like the liner when it is completed. I use a star tip and create the liner to match the occasion. Usually a # 18 , and drag the frosting up the sides. Looks really cute as a finished product.
1712156
Yes you can use these on both fondant and icing. You have to make sure the icing is completely smooth and that you don't push too hard.
1339915
I can't imagine why they wouldn't. one end goes inside, the collar goes around it from the outside. It's a mater of the opening, not the size bag. If you snipped the corner off a Hefty bag it would work on that, too. But that would be, you know... silly. Unless you really like a lot of frosting on your cupcake.
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I'm no professional but have used it to color my buttercream frosting and fondant. You will have to be careful of how much you use since it is liquid and WILL make the frosting loose and same with the fondant/gumpaste. If you find the frosting to loose just add more powdered sugar and cornstarch for fondant and gumpaste. Keep in mind its only colored water. Hope this helps. Pam
873003
It does well with cupcakes, but I ended gluing it all together to hold the weight of cookies. I can't see it working for a wedding cake.
956812
They would be perfect for a cake but to big as cupcake toppers. The planes are made out of plastic so they wouldn't weigh down the frosting
1426128
They will work, although it is not quite the same. We have used this before for toasting marshmallows. A candle would do about the same job for toasting marshmallows.
752749
No they fit well inside of the bag. Really big tips. Too big for macaron batter. They'd work well for frostings though.
1988941
Getting the frosting in the bottle would be the only trick, but it's totally possible. Since you can cut the tips at any thickness you could certainly use these for frosting!!
2234655
I think they would look great on cupcakes! My grandkids love these! Hope this helps!
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I have made heavy frostings (my daughter decorates cakes), bread and cookie doughs, all with great success. I love how smooth and creamy my frostings come out. You have to be sure the contents of the bottom of the bowl get incorporated by scraping well early on, but the final outcome is always very good.