could i use ths to fill jelly doughnuts?
184542
Would be very hard to do. I used it for some very thin oil and it was real hard to push it out.
153357
It's working well with peanut MM's. I tried jelly beans and skittles and it vend a really large quantity even when you adjust it.
1224748
Yes you can. However this is a terrible product. The oranges and fruit in water ate at the plastic and it looked dirty all the time. After about 2 mo. The plAstic cracked and leaked. I would not recommend it.
1533454
I tried that. It works, but you get a bunch of them at once. They aren't round and more slip through the opening. I didn't want that many and found that jelly beans work pretty well.
1337571
The machine is specifically designed to make jams and jellies that use pectin as a thickening agent. If your recipe uses pectin and follows similar steps to making jam or jelly (like some other answers here), then you can probably use it. The recipe I found for marmalade cooks until the jelly stage, 220 degrees. I don't know how hot the jam gets in the machine so I don't know if it will get hot enough to make the marmalade without pectin.
605660
Oh,sorry,I don't know. I just use it to fit Milk powder or Snacks. So,maybe you can try,but I don't make sure. At last,My English isn't well ,so...hehehe.
1816218
Yes it will work well making dough for doughnuts, just use the bread mixer parts instead of the blender parts. :) It is great for mixing anything really. I love my new mixer and it make's my life so much more easier.
550926
Although you can use it for jams, I would not recommend it. I believe the texture it produces to be more suited toward pie filling. I would recommend using pectin for jam if you feeling you need something that produces very "set up" jam. Usually, I rely on the natural pectins from the fruit to produce a desirable jam consistency.
1189560
I think it would work fine for one of the thinner batters, such as for making funnel cake. The times I've made donuts, they were more of a dough that you roll out and cut. I think it would take a special device to drop out donut dough.
1747840
I don't think so - you'd want a finer mesh. I use a small sieve. This is really for salt or possibly granulated sugar.
1154917
I think you could HOWEVER moisture might get inside the machine along with warmth and cause the Jelly Beans to stick together. I do not have a problem with gumballs because they have a harder outer crust. I would say "Give it a try" but have gumballs as back up. Hope this helps
1763130
You could try it the are small. When we made individual fruit pies the amount of filling we used was 1 tablespoon. They are just the right size for one serving. Good luck!
339469
I used mine as candy fillers for baby shower favors. I placed jolly ranhcers, skittles, and mints in mine and all three fit with no problems. I hope this helps!
2991
Yes, but be sure to use double strength jello and keep it cold. Also, prepare the mild with vegetable oil before filling it with jello.
249631
I've never tried to fill a donut. I used it to fill Eclairs, worked well. I also used it as my backup decorating bag worked the way it should. I found another one on sale at a store and bought it too. Even on sale, Wilton is a bit costly but you can't beat the quality, in my opinion.
727191
I've never tried anything but baguettes. If your pastry dough doesn't leak syrupy and sticky filling... I guess you could. The perforations on the tin would leave a mark, though.
651733
If you can your own jellies, I use it to strain my nut milks ... Or coconut milk ... It's great for anything