Would these work for dinner mints at a wedding reception?
316542
The size of these shots are the following: 2 inches x 2 inches at the top; 1 1/4 inches x 1 1/4 inches at the bottom and 1 3/4 inches tall. Seems like they could hold a lot of small mints . . . .
316543
I would think they would be too small unless you want it as individual portions by everyone's seat
316544
They should. At our party we were able to fit cocktail sauce and 4 small shrimp in each cup. They're about half the height of a coffee cup.
316545
I would think so. They would hold a lot of small mints. It just depends on how you plan to use them. I was having a "de stress" party, and had two kinds of chili, plus slaw on the side. I put the slaw in the mini cube. They were perfect for a small serving and it looked nice too.
1753665
I use them for bag lunch meetings...I don't know that I would use them for plated events...
1611517
I guess. They are made of card stock so they'd get goopy, but it'd probably work as long as they didn't sit in frosting for too long.
71117
I think they would as long as you fold them correctly. You could sit them in front of everyone's cup. That is all I can think of but I. Mainly use as a Thankyou note.
1650953
I agree with the others: they would work for little tarts. They are a little smaller than average cupcake tins, so great for richer desserts. I just love these little guys.
1753667
Then I take it back. I think they are fine for that type of banquet. A gala-type banquet, no. Best of luck with your planning.
110932
I would not do this at all. It is hard to keep them cool. They could also very likely "bloom" (melt slightly and get white patches on them) even if they are ok when you receive them. Chocolate and a July wedding are a chancy thing--have you thought of another type of candy, such as Jordan almonds?
520201
i think they would be strong enough to hold a slice of wedding cake. enjoy!
72465
Yes, this would work for any of those things. I would just make sure you have a neutral adjunct grain like rice to run through it after spices so you don't have cracked wheat tasting like cinnamon or cloves.
1745586
I want to say yes but I'm not 100% certain as I actually have the packed since we are in the process of moving. They are metal coated with enamel, so I would imagine so. If you are not needing to buy immediately, I can give an updated reply within the next week and I can test them. Or maybe someone else who has reviewed can help you out. =]
2143861
If you like really big butter mints yes...but realistically no. Hearts are about 1 1/2" x 1 1/2" at widest points.
1995134
If you don't open them, yes. I have had mine for a while, opened in fact, in the fridge. They started to crystalize and an hour in hot water brought them back. They are still good after a year. I use them from time to time for special occasions. They would be perfect for a wedding!
148641
Yes, if they are the mini cupcakes. The quality of the boxes are not very sturdy so I wouldn't recommend this product.
1719591
I think they will work fine for cookies. The ridges would give a cookie a nice look.
1324831
No, it would be a tight squeeze. I would not recommend using these for cupcakes. Hope this helps! :)
1286386
Yes it certainly would be perfect for that. We put candies and all sorts of goodies in these bags for party gifts for almost 100 guest at our wedding.
404956
Not really. That's what I bought them for. I got them to work, but the confetti did not go as high as I would have liked, and not everyone's popped. I had to score the tissue paper that I used to cover the popper, and even then the bottom had to be hit extremely hard. So, They can be made to work but I would try to find something else if I had to do it again.