Can I put this on a cookie cake?
2001178
I would think it would work just fine. It just needs to be sat on top of icing/frosting. It is basically like an edible sheet of paper, and I would think that you could even trim it up if needed.
2001179
I don't know. It peels off, so I think it might be a good possibility that you can. My grandson, along with others at the party really liked it.
2001180
I'm sure the shipper could answer better but I don't think it would stick. I think the edges might curl and dry unless you put a layer of frosting onto the cookie- then it would work great!!
1666084
Yes, you can. In the recipe book you will find recipes and how tos for various things. (EX. Cake Mix) Also, if you check ebay, theres a few on there for quiet cheaper. I'm selling one of mine because I made a mistake and ordered 2.(I have a memory issue)
1398950
I haven't tried but I'm absolutely sure cake mixes would work. This pan is just like a cupcake pan which people use cake mixes in all the time. The only difference is this pan would create a donut shape.
944907
I have not made that cookie specifically, but have made MANY cookies and cakes. It bakes just like using regular eggs, only it is pasteurized so you can sneak the dough with no regrets.
890981
Yes it sure could! I bought this for my granddaughter and she bakes cookies, pizza, cakes, etc. Even my daughter had one when she was a girl. You wont be disappointed!
18349
I haven't used it in an actual cookie......but I do use it for an Italian version of a linzer torte....I've made it with and without this product and let me just tell you what a difference it made! Really made it light. Depending on the type of cookie you're making, this should make it light as a feather ;)
1130738
Yes, cookies really stick to the cookie sheet and don't bake evenly. You will definitely need parchment or something.
2205374
If you use the cookie paddles you should be fine. However, when using the bread dough hook, you will run into problems if you don't have enough flour in there.
1544103
Yes, my neice has used regular cake mix for this. I think you may have to add/subtract water. You have to give it a try before you adjust mix if needed.
191761
It is easy to color. I'm not sure I would use it on cookies. I guess it all depends on the type of cookie. You don't want any crumbs in the fondant. You use a thin frosting to adhere the fondant. It's good for decorations though.
1782724
You need a small base for this cake -- maybe a large cracker or cookie or even a cardboard square -- on which to put the cake. Use frosting generously on the bottom and around the cake so it sticks to the base. The cake really looks nice when finished. Hope this helps.
1848693
I would not recommend it...you don't want any grease or anything on the mat - it will erode fondant. I also think that cookie dough might need a bit of flour to keep it from sticking. But if you aren't going to use it for fondant all that often, I don't see why not. But really, just go to the Walmart and buy it by the yard. It's a lot cheaper and you can have several for different uses. It's very expensive. And the first one I ordered came folded into an envelope, rendering it garbage, so be careful who you order from, if you do.
1512286
You could, but I would be gentle not to rip the material. Nothing sticks to it so if I am making cookies I generally just pick them up with my hands.
505211
I've never tried, but I suppose you can. It's a little deeper than a standard cookie sheet, but I don't think I would use it for anything really saucy or juicy.
1821853
I do not see why you cannot use them o cake batters...however I purchased them so I could use them for making cookies.
1646731
Cookies, yes. Not sure about chocolate. It's heavy so i would think you can.Nice pan!
641238
I don't see why not, however the cakes for rediculously small, not worth the bother. I wish I had bought the larger version.