Can these be used to make lollipops?
1804403
I have never tried. I don't know what type you are speaking of? Candy? You can spray the cake pops with them. It is edible.
1804404
Yes. I use these regularly for hard candy. Not sure for soft. Use slowly. I added the amount I usually use from store bought brands and ended up with a very dark, almost crimson, strawberry sucker.
1804405
I assume so, since they are edible colors. The color agent is thicker than supermarket colors and only a very small amount does produce very vivid color.
1804406
Yes, they can be used for sugar based candy. However, these are not for chocolate. You'll need an oil based color.
1804407
I've taken a few candy classes and typically, a special candy coloring gel/oil is needed. I am not a pro, but, my initial response is no. Hope this helps.
1756218
You could if they worked. They do not seal properly and they don't hold the vacuum seal. I would have sent them back, but I threw away the return info. They are junk!
336340
i don't see why not. I put them in the oven so i'm sure they can go in the toaster oven. that was going to be my next experiment.
299001
I don't think hot caramel would be hot enough to melt the trays, so you should be able to make caramels in them.
1591234
Yes! I used them after we did the chocolate bricks for jello and it worked fine. Just let the jello cool a bit so it's not boiling hot when you pour it in. But not too long. ..a couple minutes tops.
2109316
I am sure you can. I made Halloween "eyeballs" using gelatin/ chocolate etc. and the mold worked great.
405760
I believe they should work. I use these to wrap my cake pops, and chocolate dipped strawberries. Hope this works good luck.
978581
You can use them w/out the plastic holder but need the tip. When you insert the tip into bag just cut about an inch around the tip, promise that the icing won't smear out. They are also good for chocolate, they are microwaveable
991411
The lollipops are shown because it's something you can make with these. They definitely should have made that more clear.
2284977
nope. the reason I bought it was because I wanted sugar free lollipops, but unfortunately you have to add sugar, n rather a lot, you wont be able to take the lollies out otherwise. but it's great for parties. I make some when hosting a party, ppl love it! yet again, sugar is needed. :'(
1489220
I'm not sure, but I wouldn't try it. They are just plastic. I think they would melt. But they do a great job when used as intended. Good luck.
1334775
Unfortunately not... spraying a little non-stick in the molds might work though. Best of luck with your Jello endeavors!
265564
They are hallow and although they are a sturdy straw, I do not think they would work well for lollipops used alone. I found this on a web page....Helpful Hint: Wondering how you can use paper straws and still display your cake pops in your cake pop stand? Simply insert your lollipop sticks into your cake pop stand holes and then slide your cake pops on paper straws over the lollipop sticks. Easy peasy! http://sugarkissed.net/cake-pop-essentials/
1716325
Yes, you no doubt could, but they have a 9-month shelf life, so no need to! Now that I'm accustomed to the plastic-like texture, I really like them in place of flour or corn wraps. Good flavor.
1505595
I'm sure you could but it's kind of dry. I've used them in kombucha to flavor it. But not exactly sure if I'd grab a handful to munch on.
2136337
I have never done that, I just use mine for making candy. But I don't see why not, there are alot of different silicone pans ;-)
532711
Yeah. Unless you make a huge cupcake...lol. They work great for a cake though.