Would this work if I put it in a liquid? I am wanting to add it to lemonade for a little girls tea party...
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Since it is food grade it would be safe to use, however it would likely float on top of the glass. I don't think it would mix throughout the lemonade. It is a very, very fine sparkly powder. Also, it might not stay separated but could glob together. I used it to dust cupcakes that were moist buttercream frosting which worked fine. Sorry that is not much help. What a creative idea, hope it works for you.
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I don't think so, there is nothing glittery or shimmery about this dust. It looks like ashes. I would look for disco dust for your lemonade
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It probably could - there is quite a lot of holes in it - and the water could move in and out easily one would think - haven't tried mine for that - but I think it might be able to be used for that purpose. If not you always have a tea infuser - seems to me there are a lot of teas out there with fruit already part of the mixture.
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I use it in any liquid, hot or cold, and yes, I have used it in a carbonated beverage. I also use it sprinkled on vegetables or mixed into recipes when I am out of lemon juice. You only need a very small sprinkle for a glass of beverage, so add it gradually, to taste.
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Yes this should work if you use a simple syrup (half sugar half water)and brush a little on the top.
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I don't know.... I don't think it would taste very good for starters. The taste is tangy, not sweet. It has a bite to it...kind of like 7Up. I think as long as the tea was just warm, and not HOT that the bemeficial properties would remain intact though. Some such things basically die (for lack of a better word) in heat. I just add mine to a little bit of water (like about half an inch of a bottle of water) and then shake and drink right before bed. (I can't handle much liquid before sleep or I'll up running to bathroom all night.)
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NO!!! I wouldn't even put warm liquid in it. When I made my son a cup of warm tea, the graphics flaked off leaving me with a black mug. Iwouldn't do it again.
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yes it can be used with liquids. my grandson and I have tea parties every week. this is a sturdy little tea set.
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This plastic is very rigid and I wouldn't put a "hot" liquid in it. I make sure there is room temperature fluid in when I add brewed tea to made flavored tea.
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I suppose you could, my husband just puts it in a tea ball and let's it sit in hot (I mean really Hot) water till he likes the color then he drinks it.
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Sorry, not sure but worth a try..It is a little gritty in cool beverages, but I am sure it would blend or dissolve better in warm liquid...you will be so happy with this product!!!
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No way! I use it in a 16 oz mug and that is pretty strong. To dilute this by 16 would give you at best colored water, certainly not tea.
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I've only used it a couple of times. I think if the tea is fine a few particles may escape. The kind of tea I bought for my sister wasn't super large. It was Stash gunpowder green tea, and as far as I can remember nothing fell out.
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I have not made ice tea but I cannot imagine why it would not work. The anise is what makes the milk flow, not the temperature.
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I wouldn't. That's really not what it was designed for. I really would stick to water for this bottle. You could put a thin liquid like juice in it, but there's so many little places that would have to be cleaned out after each use. It would be a lot of extra work.
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I think it would work. It works well with water..... I think it would work if the substance is very fluid. good luck
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Hi Jen:I wish I could help you. I buy a lot of tea sets as gifts for little girls and I don't know for certain if this one pours. I do know it's very cute! Happy holidays. Tia
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You cannot add it to a hot liquid. I mixed it with 1/4 cup of powdered milk and a bit of fruit to sweeten it. I cannot stand artificial sweeteners or stevia. I would rather sweeten it myself using a real sugar in small quantity. I used a small single serve blender or it can be mixed with a fork. Put real food in it and no more than a tsp of real sugar. You can even use a bit of real cocoa powder if you like chocolate.