Does it injector flavors into the cupcake
923174
Yes you can carve out a small opening & add the filling inside & replace the pc of cake back onto the cup cake like a small top cover.
923175
Not directly. It injects FILLING into cupcakes and assuming the filling has some flavor, then I would say yes, it adds flavor. However, it's not like a meat injector which would inject a liquid. A cream filling would be the logical choice, but I'll bet Nutella or the new "jif whips" chocolate/peanut butter filling would be quite nice. It's simple to do, but the results are special. Good luck.
1701790
I don't remember 100% for sure but I don't think so. I think it had a label that showed which flavors were included but not a guide to mixing them like some of the other samplers and bags do.
1949970
You can use it in anything you want to flavor. I have used it to make sodas, rootbeer flavored chex mix and muddy buddies, and I flavor vapor liquid for e-cigarettes.
1516718
Yes you can. I mix up my pancake batter in the dispenser and I have no problems.
1539851
No, you fill it up and then hold it over the cupcake liners and squeeze the red handle...that opens the bottom and let the batter run out...you have to judge how full you want your cupcake liners and squeeze it the same amount of time for each one. I love mine...it is sooooooo easy to use...you can also use it for pancake and waffle batter...it works great!!!
2226693
No. It is like course pepper grind. I use it on almost everything. Cereal, yogurt, sprinkle over dinner, add to pancake mix, and anywhere else. It doesn't change any flavors, just gives you good nutrition.
1273089
Yes...I use half and half, sugar, salt, and a pinch of pancake syrup to make a vanilla base and I use this mixture plus brown sugar and cocoa powder for a chocolate base. Then add in whatever mix-ins I want either after taking the base out of the machine, or during the last few minutes while it is still in the machine.
613967
No, it does not. That is actually why I bought it. All the ones at the grocery store had #40 in them. This uses beet juice for the red coloring (which is actually how a true red velvet cupcake gets its color!). And they must be tasty, because my two year old loves them. :)
1086771
Yes. I put one on each cupcake with a little mini chocolate egg. They worke great
784947
Yes, but they are THIN (not the usual thickness of silicone products. They do work well on cupcakes, however.
356121
Not with this one. They do make full size cupcake makers. The cupcakes come out moist and delicious too.
1022262
No, I don't believe so! It's been a while since I've used this product, the only complaint is that it is limited in flavor selection. If you are going to buy this, I recommend buying some vanilla or chocolate powder to spice it up a little, but that's up to you. Hope this helps!
1346774
I only use it for cupcake Batter, but Im sure if the filling isn't too hot, it should be fine. There is a rubber ring around the opening at the bottom, so if it's too hot it might melt it. But there's only one way to find out for sure. : )
814997
It would not sparkle very much if mixed into frosting, and more would be ingested. This is non-toxic, but not edible. Better to sprinkle on top of the cupcakes.
892022
Yes it does have flavor. The bottle says natural flavor.I put it in orange juice so flavor is not an issue. I don't see any added sweetener on the bottle.
1687225
Yes. There is only one flavor of fudge in the container, and it is creamy, milky, slightly vanilla flavored.
539835
They do not make a flavored version, but if they did, I probably wouldn't order flavored anyway. I like this product because it doesn't have anything added. I like to flavor it myself. My favorite is chocolate. I add a tablespoon of organic cacao powder: Healthworks Raw Certified Organic Cacao Powder, 1 lb If you want strawberry, blend a handful of strawberries. To sweeten, try a teaspoon of organic raw honey (my favorite), organic agave, or stevia, or any combination of these.