Will the holes work with powered sugar?
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Absolutely. They would be fine for most "ground" spices, just a bit too small for larger herbs like Thyme or Basil.
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Yes the holes are big enough for powdered sugar and many other ground spices, even restaurant style pepper.
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Yes, I use them to sprinkle powdered sugar sometimes. You just hold it upside down over your food and tap the side of the canister.
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I doubt it. Sugar isn't much more course than the finest ground this can do. If by icing sugar you mean confectioners sugar, you'd be way off. Furthermore, confectioners sugar has anti-caking agents in it. If you send regular sugar through this you'd likely just end up with a bunch of clumps of sugar from the pressure.
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Yes. They have punch-out drain holes, but they're really big - about an inch in diameter. I didn't want to lose that much water so quickly, so I drilled smaller holes. If you do use the punched-out holes, you'll need something to cover them to prevent losing soil - maybe a paper coffee filter.
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You will need to drill the holes yourself. If you're pretty crafty, it shouldn't be a problem
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Sorry but I have never tried to use the container of powered sugar on fried foods. But give it a try.
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i don't have an exact hole but pretty small. i think both sawdust and chips would stay in the tray.
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I personally had no problem with any holes. I have no clue why others are having a problem. I made banana blueberry bread and they turned out perfect. I was delighted with thd product and was able to give my bread to friends as gifts.
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They will, but depending upon the curvature and thickness of the panel you may experience a chipped or rough edge. I'd recommend starting with a standard brad point bit and then follow it up with a step bit to get the proper size hole. A step bit should give a cleaner hole and won't be as aggressive. These spade bits are really more well suited for wood.
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Yup, just make sure you drill the holes propperly. I recommend making use of a drill press and a transfer punch.
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You would need to predrill holes, but I don't see why it wouldn't work if you did that.
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Yes, I believe they would. The pins are a snug fit in to the holes. Very cool idea.
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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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Granulated sugar would sift right through, so I doubt this would work for that purpose
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Absolutely. The largest holes are about 1/4 inch. Good for normal grated cheese but not big enough for the "shaved" type.
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I believe they will, I made normal cupcakes and they did not fill the holder
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I cannot answer your question about whether these can be used in making sugar work or caramel toffee. Sorry.
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i sure that it would be ok. i use sugar in the raw in mine. hope this helps!