Can these be used in a hot chocolate bar?
2060375
I agree with the other poster. I think they would be cute, but would definitely give the chocolate a different flavor. If nothing else, they are decorative and delicious on their own.
2214941
My guess (guess, mind you) is yes since they are not all THAT soft. Wow, if that works, it would be dynamite as a gift, party food, and just to eat. If you try it, please share how you did it. I would say the answer to will they hold up in melted chocolate is 85% yes, but if not, you still have some great peppermint sticks. What a great idea. Even white chocolate would be yummy.
846356
Yes, you should be able to use this in melted chocolate. I'm not sure about the chemistry behind it, but it shouldn't seize. I use my emulsions in a mixture of 1/2 cup cacao powder, 1/2 cup coconut oil, 3 T. pure maple syrup and 1 tsp. emulsion of choice. I stir with a whisk until well blended, pour into chocolate molds, chill 30 minutes and it's perfect. Good Luck!!
2141408
I wouldn't put them in the microwave. I don't know why you would want to preheat these? They work perfectly and stay plenty hot while you're drinking your 2oz of delicious espresso.
458366
Yes you can use them for hot liquids, however, I would avoid extreme temperature changes because they are glass and they will break.
564778
They are thick glass. Yes, one could sit the bowl in a hot saucepan of water to melt chocolate.
1995255
I can't imagine why not. You would want to put these on a baking sheet or flat surface to congeal.
1262470
I use them for fondant! But I am sure you can use them for chocolate I would say put the piece in the freezer for 15mins let it get cold then put the chocolate in. As well as after put them in the fridge so they get cold and u can pop them out easily.
612220
I used them for chocolate, but I would think they would work with jello. You probably need to lightly spray the mold first and (or) quickly dip the bottom in warm water after they're set to loosen them.
636626
not 100% sure, id think so. maybe not boiling hot. but coffee/hot chocolate/tea id think should be fine... I bought some for my wedding, plan on doing hot chocolate on a stick. so I sure hope it doesn't brake on anyone.
1130033
I doubt that they are heat resistant because they are made of plastic. However, if you are just putting a swig of a beverage and it will be consumed quickly, I think it would be fine.
1475969
Based on the overall quality of the product I'd say probably not. These are not bottles you want to put in the microwave. I use them for icing and/or chocolate and I used a hot water bath.
1653651
Absolutely!! Just make SURE that you don't use too much. I did and I had to keep adding cacao powder! Be careful too when it's in the double boiler as it melts quickly. My chocolate turned out yummy!!
1871947
I don't see why not. My wife has used them for Jello Molds and making jazzy layered Ice Cream desserts. She likes how you can squeeze them thin to pour batters and liquids into muffin pans and little molds. Hey, I forgot to mention that I actually bought 2 sets of these bowls. One for me and one for her. We've had some hot stuff in them and they're none the worse for use. Good luck.
1742218
You should be able to. I use mine for soap, but it is food grade silicone so chocolate would be OK.
1600765
I doubt it. They are plastic. I haven't and wouldn't even try it. I have put them in the microwave. But I avoid microwaves as much as possible myself. Just my preference on reheating food.
388294
Yes,I use hot chocolate in the mugs.There is no any problem of it. The temperature holds very well even after I finish my class all day long.