Can this also be used as an injector for cupcakes?
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To be honest, I have never used it this way. But I would imagine it would be fine for filling cupcakes.
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I bought this to fill cupcakes. That's the way my husand likes cupcakes...filled This has helped.
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I did use it to bake some cakes. I followed the same baking instructions as I do for any mini cupcake silicone bake molds. Unfortunately the cakes didn't pop out very well due the type of batter I used. Unless it is an extremely dense cake or brownie batter it won't come out easily or have any real detail to it. I mostly use them for making chocolates and flan now.
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I used mine for mini cupcakes not jello and they didn't come out I even tried using non stick stuff several different batches and types still did not work I ended up throwing these things out!!!
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you can use this injector with a 1/2 to 1 cc syringe. I'm not sure because BD designed the injector for their insulin syringes.The injector does not come in contact with anything you are injecting.
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YES! It's great for decorating cupcakes and regular cakes, too! I even use mine for spreading ice melt pellets in the dead of winter. The non-stick polymer requires no clean-up. My children love the cupcakes decorated in this manner. They are turning a weird shade of blue, but they don't have any more weeds growing in their hair as in the past! Great product! (Would recommend this to a friend.)
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I'm guessing you can. I don't see why not. I just don't think they'll really stick together. I think the cupcake in the foil liner would be separated and loose from the designer one.
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I've not used them for liquid and don't know that I would. It's a little piece of plastic that may leak if you use liquid. I've used it for cupcakes successfully
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You can but I bought a separate cupcake decorating kit. The tips in this Kit will work for the cupcakes but it doesn't give it the professional look you need tip 1M for that.
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I havent tried before but I guess yes u can cook anything that u can fit in this size since is a machine with 2 nonstick sides in cupcake shapes. And it works perfect!
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Regular cupcakes (not muffins) will fit in this, but the only way you can get one in is by either not having icing on it, or knowing the icing will be messed up.
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Yes. You could push them down into the cupcake and that might work. If you had a cake they would work better. Good luck.
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I have never tried this, but to be honest, they're pretty tiny to make cupcakes from.
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Hi Timothy, To answer your question: Yes, the Add-it fertilizer injector may be used on a 1/2" tubing/drip-line irrigation configuration, and can be adapted to a hose-bib, timer, filter etc. Add-It is totally proportioning, therefore the injection rate is the same from beginning to end. To determine the proper fittings to use for your components, please call us at The Drip Store toll-free @ 760-597-1673
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Hello, Thank you for your interest in our products! I believe they could be used on cupcakes. These items are approximately 5.5" long x 1.25" wide x .25" thick (size varies among styles). Thank you, Customer Service, Office Playground
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I wouldn't think so. The wells are shaped wide. If you put cake batter in it I think it would be the shape of a whoopee pie. However, this machine does get hotter than my cupcake machine does.
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Hello Jennifer: I looked at the spout carefully and I don't see why it wouldn't. I cannot guarantee 100%, but the opening is wide enough, it does not have any obstructing element inside the tube, so by closely observing it, I got the impression that sugar (heavier) would flow, but I don't think it would work for flour, for example. Hope this helps. Luiz
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I would imagine so, it's steel so I can not see why not. The bulb should be removed to help get grease and residue completely out. The injector tip would be hand washed, I would imagine it would be tossed out of the basket by the jet of water. It's a very nice baster. Love it!