after baking is the center hole large enough to insert a small liquor bottle? wanted to make gifts out of them.
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the center hole tapers. If you're putting a mini bottle in, depending on what you are baking aand it's elasticity, you might have to widen the hole with a thin knife (I did gingerbreads so was pretty firm) but don't think a visual problem in presentation. Form is really nice and unmolding hasn'y been any problem,
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That depends on who you plan to insert them. If you want the cakes to be right side up and sit the bottle in the center standing up, then no. The hole is not large enough. If you want to put the cakes over the neck of the bottle, then they might fit. You would need a VERY sturdy cake for that though, as the cakes would probably fall apart. I hope this helped!
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No, way too small, the diameter is more like a dime; I tested your concept in the standard sized Bundt pan with an airline-sized round plastic Finlandia vodka bottle and that just fit in the big bundt; in the little one you could probably fit a large-ish candle but that would be it in my opinion. The mini bundlette creates really neat looking shapes though and we've tested it for all kinds of food like mashed potatoes which turn out very well.
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Yes if it is a regular, airline type bottle. These came out so pretty for our Candle Tea at church, they were gone in no time.
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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!
2136359
You can use a flip top bottle but it will not fit all the way in the hole. You might have to prop it up.
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HI .. apologies for delay in replying but I was travelling. I have now measured the candle. It is approximately 4 inches in diameter, just under 6 inches tall, and the actual safe part.. the hollow part is approx. just over 2 inches in width and about 3 inches depth. It is good for storing small pieces of jewellery.. money which would need to be folded etc.. certainly not anything large. I would recommend if not needed for large items.
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Aloha Jill!! It would be a tight squeeze. I put cupcake liners in between my sweets. It looks more professional. I really love these boxes. May be put 5 instead. Have a great day. CAT
558506
No I made this into centerpieces for a party then gave them away..there is a pre drilled hole where the lights go in. I have no idea how you could make that work. But you might.
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This may work, but I would strongly suggest trying the one with the twist open/close feature to be able to close after use. It is called the "Amazing Pourer" and we really like it. here's their link Pouro Plastic Liquor Pour Spout 12 Pk - Twist Open and Closed
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I would say no. Though it would be possible to drill a hole with the proper tool, the waviness of the glass at the lower edge of the jar will no give a flat snug fit for a spigot to seal against.
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I have. The hole wasn't an issue. I believe its there to accommodate the other cooking methods (steaming, baking) but it didn't change the result of my recipes. I totally love that thing and it's multi functions. Hope this helped a little.
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Maybe, if it's a small batch. It won't hold a cake mix. The opening isn't very large, but I think a small whisk would fit. Remember it's plastic so. again. I'm not sure how it would hold up -- could crack.
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There is a plastic rim around the base of the top. I still keep baked goods in a large plastic bag and then place it into the jar. It is a beautiful piece. I haven't had it long. Sorry I can't answer this more clearly.
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No, and unless your batter is water thin, it will not come through the quarter size hole at the bottom. I make homemade buttermilk pancakes and my batter will not dispense out if this contraption. A regretful buy on my part!
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Probably not all that well. I'd recommend Bar Keeper's Friend, but be sure to follow the instructions on the bottle.
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I think you definitely could use the larger for a donut and the smaller for the hole. Clever!
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Yes but this is a smaller size. I used this size to package spiced bourbon for Xmas gifts. They were perfect for that.
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Hi Kay, I just went and shoved one in a beer bottle. It fits in with about 1/2 inch sticking out the top. I'm not sure what you are planning on using these for. But they are very tapered, so they wouldn't seal something completely for long term. I used them for making decorative wine bottle stoppers. The kind you us for the short term after opening a bottle of wine. They worked great for that. Regards, Shelley
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You can pour from it...it'll just be a slow pour. The hole is about double the size of a straw. Hope that helps.