Would rice Kristine treats stick to this?
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You might have to lightly oil or butter the sides of the form. Or use spray Pam. These are very high quality forms and I use for lentil burgers - they don't stick for that.
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I think it WOULD work with the anchovie treats, as long as they don't "stick" to cardboard...a 16 pd cat will eventually "dent" the cardboard...it is like a small cardboard box, and some parts of the cardboard top are "supported" by the cardboard inside, but other parts of the top will eventually get dented if a heavy cat steps/sleeps on it. I keep mine in the oven (thanks for reminding me about it, I cook so infrequently, I forgot it was in there!) and only use it when I can supervise (I'm going to move it to a cupboard, tho...I'm guessing it will catch fire if I turn the oven on and forget to check inside first! Just found an empty pizza box in there too, LOL!) I think it WOULD work with the anchovie treats, as long as they don't "stick" to cardboard...a 16 pd cat will eventually "dent" the cardboard...it is like a small cardboard box, and some parts of the cardboard top are "supported" by the cardboard inside, but other parts of the top will eventually get dented if a heavy cat steps/sleeps on it. I keep mine in the oven (thanks for reminding me about it, I cook so infrequently, I forgot it was in there!) and only use it when I can supervise (I'm going to move it to a cupboard, tho...I'm guessing it will catch fire... » Read More I think it WOULD work with the anchovie treats, as long as they don't "stick" to cardboard...a 16 pd cat will eventually "dent" the cardboard...it is like a small cardboard box, and some parts of the cardboard top are "supported" by the cardboard inside, but other parts of the top will eventually get dented if a heavy cat steps/sleeps on it. I keep mine in the oven (thanks for reminding me about it, I cook so infrequently, I forgot it was in there!) and only use it when I can supervise (I'm going to move it to a cupboard, tho...I'm guessing it will catch fire if I turn the oven on and forget to check inside first! Just found an empty pizza box in there too, LOL!) « Show Less
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As long as you grease the entire inside I don't think it would stick. I used a gingerbread recipe and it came out very cute after I decorated it.
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I have yet to use mine, but maybe if you lined the bottom with cabbage your rice would stay moist.
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I think it is perfect, but you may think it is sticky if you like dry rice :)But I think you are right, check this out: http://busycooks.about.com/od/howtocook/a/ricescience.htm
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No, it should move freely on it's own. It acts much differently within the dough. Happy baking!
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It all depends on the type of sushi rice that you use. If it has a stickier body - they will stick together without the nori. Or when you take it out, you can manually roll the rice roll on a sushi mat and tighten the space density.
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I've used pounce treats and whisker lickins' at first. Pretty much just any small solid treat. I've even used dry cat food in it since my cat is really fast at figuring it out.
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Yes, I hung a ziplock bag with a pound of rice in it on my fridge to test this for you. Only one magnet held well, but let it slide due to the slick plastic. Two held it firmly.
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It isn't really intended for treats to be put in it. My dog definitely loved it enough with no treats involved.
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Yes, but there will be some dust with it. Maybe not as bad. I have tried many freeze dried treats and these are the best overall. You can buy other brands that don't crush so easily, but my cats don't like them as well. My casts will lick the dust when they are done eating a piece. They are like crack for cats!
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No, as long as is in low temperatures. Food sticks to the bottom easily though.
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They are strong enough and probably about an inch high. As long as your treats aren't too thick they would work.
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Mine is on a laminate surface and it holds well without any movement. I have a set of 3 cutting boards, set of cookie sheets, 2 muffin pans and room to spare. The weight of whatever you're putting on the rack will also help it stay in place but it's pretty solid to begin with.
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I agree with Christine. I also looked up what the pan looks like. It looks very similar to the BabyCakes, so you should be able to make it work.
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I'd probably wait another month or so. They do "melt" in their mouths, but until he's really good at eating chunkier purees and starts some solids I'd hold off on these. Their fine motor skills aren't developed enough yet to have the coordination to pick it up and put it in their mouth. I've always started with organic baby mum mums (rice rusk). It's large enough for them to hold and it melts faster than the puffs do.
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Depends. Maybe if dogs are small and if they can share food. Only 1-10 treats at a time are dispensed and the feeding dish area is small