Do these work for soft tacos?
1683068
No, sorry. The sides are only about an inch high and your soft taco would just flop over.
1683069
They aren't really sturdy. Tacos tipped over from the weight. I would say no.
1683070
I would say No. Its swell for a hard shell to be assembled and eaten. But soft ones are usually assembled and rolled.
1683071
I've done it and it DID work. I love these taco holders. I will add a caveat: I like to grill my flour tortillas and make them slightly crisp, like a grilled quesadilla would be. I lay them on the grill or griddle just long enough to impart the char flavor and soften them up. With my method, the holders did work well. But I have not tried with flour tortillas straight from the bag.
601434
I haven't used them for pretzels. But I would think they would work well for those. They certainly seem to be the right size.
1355627
no, but I would assume they work as long as they are not trimmed; they are great in an oven temp for hours.
2272624
These would work, for sure. Do be careful of overfilling-- the puree or milk will expand when freezing and I almost popped a couple of covers because of that.
2136335
yes, provided you put a baking sheet under them for stability. Be aware that these are very small, as in small chocolate size. I thought they were bigger in the picture.
1653514
They are mostly useful for semi-solid materials like cookie dough, fruit, etc. They perform as a scoop, though, so if you are scooping liquid it should work.
1748668
Yes, to make them soft. I put them in the refrigerator the night before. I love my Soyabella. So easy to make cold almond milk and clean the pot. Less or no straining compared to any other method or appliance.
1276478
Sure, if they've been boiled for awhile. Seems kind of rough on your motor, if they were not boiled enough to be kind of soft. (you are making pet food, aren't you?)
1212809
They are big enough for very soft cookie dough so I would say they should work for churros also.
307379
Yes :( The best option is to buy them in a 3-pack (10 in each pack). Cheaper that way. Trust me, these are the best low-carb tortillas.
944327
No it's not because it's stainless steel. I usually eat my tacos fresh as they're made, but if for some reason they were to go cold, I would place them in a bowl to stand them up and then put on the holder. I hate plastic anything so these work great for me.
198400
luv them. they work great for any kind of taco shell, flour corn hard or soft. they were a great buy at a great price.
1324395
It may work if you fry one side at a time, but if your taco shell mold is angled like mine is, you won't be able to properly flip it over, so there will be one corner of the taco shell that won't get fried. I would recommend a round fryer that's deeper than it is wide.
776922
we use the soft taco size tortillas. They are made by Mission on the east coast. The bowls are small.
1349315
If by "soft" you mean like a snow cone, no. This makes chips/flakes. But from personal experience, I can vouch that they can be easily eaten.
2075190
Yes, but they will be small! I found that they did not cut vegetables that well, but would probably be fine for a soft sandwich. Just note that they are not quite the size of a silver dollar, but bigger than a quarter. Literally "finger sandwiches" for the kiddies ;) Hope this helps.
1788493
Yes I believe they would be a good size for serving the fixings for tacos. In regards to the tomatoes, it might be a problem if you cut them into too small a pieces and if they are really juicy. I agree with the comment regarding the cheese.