The standard jello shot recipe works? Seems it would be a little too thick to push out? Or is the opening large enough that this is not a problem?
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It does take more effort, but it seems that the drunker people are the better they managed.
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It unfolds very easily. With the big cover side up, take off the big cover. Put a plate where the cover was and carefully turn it upside down. Then take off the inside cover and the jello will fall right onto the plate.
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No straw can go through the opening. The lid could be manipulated to make the hole a bit bigger, but you would have to do that.
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My answer would be the same as Gail's. Lightly oil (cooking oil) the mold before pouring in the jello mixture. After it sets and you take off the large cover, turn it over on a plate or dish it will be served in and it should fall right out. If it doesn't fall right out, carefully take out the inside plastic core and that should do the trick. Good luck.
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I built a "jig", using a stiff cardboard box (I used a BelVita Breakfast Cookies box - extremely stiff cardboard and a perfect size for this), and cut out tight-fitting rectangles for each of the 4 products I use. While that was convenient for the first time fill, since then, I typically only need to refill one product at a time, so the jig is a bit of overkill. However, since it can take some time to fill, it works great for me.
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Hello Kathleen, I had the same frustration for a few minutes until I accidentally squeezed the cap and, "Pop!" It opened. Now, I realized that the design is clever to prevent accidental opening from pulling on the cap.Hope that helps.
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It will not break but it is a hard plastic. You will not be able to push anything out but you can crack things out like ice or chocolate . I tried to make jello shots with this and they stayed stuck.
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You squeeze the food into the same size hole that the baby eats out of. So I can't see why pudding thick wouldn't fit. I have only put homemade baby purees inside pouches.
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We were able to just pop it out, just pushed from the inside. But it flu out so be careful!
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I have decided to place a clean popsicle stick under the blue lid to keep some separation to make de-molding easier - - does that make sense - I lay the stick along the middle division then place the blue lid and then insert the sticks, it wiggles a little but is not an issue really . . and I agree that the removing of the pops are super easy and quick!
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I have the same problem on one I received a week ago. The tap is over sized a bit. I corected the problem with a wrap of heavy aluminum foil and then several wraps w/ teflon tape. It holds pretty well for now, when I have a chance I will add a nut to the inside to make sure it won't slip out. I want to make beer, not deal with the hassle of return...
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the center hole tapers. If you're putting a mini bottle in, depending on what you are baking aand it's elasticity, you might have to widen the hole with a thin knife (I did gingerbreads so was pretty firm) but don't think a visual problem in presentation. Form is really nice and unmolding hasn'y been any problem,
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Yes. Very Easy. You take off the bottom lid, put the plate you want to put the mold on in place of it, turn it over, and as soon as you start to peel the top piece off the jello releases.
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Good question, although I've never had that problem. I've always been able to hold the jar just fine and use the opener to open the lid without any problem, because the opener is so efficient (and believe me, I have no strength in my hands). However, if I did have that problem, I would probably use a towel that had some roughness to it to get a good grip on the jar without it slipping out of my hand. Good luck!!
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I haven't tried that, but I have made my own sweet/sour gummies and homemade jellos with it. The Green can doesn't jell, only the red one. :-}
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It's really hard! I've found that pushing it sideways with my thumbnail rather than trying to pull it open (the way it LOOKS like it should work!) will get it to pop open easiest. Otherwise, prying it open with a butterknife is the easiest on your hands.
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Yes. It might have a bit more air whipped into it than gelato but it will come out fine.