Can you put fruit filled pastry products (similar to Pop Tarts) in this to cook?
468155
Yes, we make them all the time. This toaster can handle something as wide as 1 1/8 " no problem.
760189
yes, you can use hard candy but the quality and volume isn't that great. if you're using hard candy, I suggest crunching it up.
1058685
I don't know for sure. I'm guessing you could mash other fruits but the bananas are what gives the dessert that creamy (yogurt texture).
1666084
Yes, you can. In the recipe book you will find recipes and how tos for various things. (EX. Cake Mix) Also, if you check ebay, theres a few on there for quiet cheaper. I'm selling one of mine because I made a mistake and ordered 2.(I have a memory issue)
2117239
Yes. I've been using it for my macarons and it works beautifully. The finest I've found so far.
1464496
It depends on how many other pieces you have. I just looked you probably could lay the fruit knives in front of the spoons and forks.
108460
You can put different kinds of nuts in the bulk candy pods and it works quite well. You cannot use the gum ball pod for smaller items such as nuts, m&m;'s, skittles etc as they will just fall thru.
201709
I combine a can of cherry pie filling with a can of these cherries (drained) to make my cherry pies. Works very well and gives pie a better flavor,Enjoy!!!!
135616
It is advisable to briefly precook the apples according to a recipe I used. It takes such a short time to use the appliance that the filling would not be done otherwise
1514102
I would say not as it does not say so in the instructions. Being so small I would think difficult to bake properly. I have used them for baked deserts - pumpkin filling, cheesecake & a cranberry/cherry crisp. Just back the deserts separately & carefully scoop into bowls. Top with fruit, cookie crumbles, whipped cream or whatever you wish & they are wonderful! This way you can bake the deserts ahead of time, fill before serving & they do not dry out.
135613
I purchased this as a gift so haven't used it personally. However to your question; depending on the type of apple I would imagine 90% of the time the filling should be pre-cooked or at least partially cooked. How long does the pie need cooking for and at what temperature? If you let me know I can probably answer more precisely! :)
1804403
I have never tried. I don't know what type you are speaking of? Candy? You can spray the cake pops with them. It is edible.
352911
I think that may be difficult. The stirring mechanism does not look to be made for heavy items. Could be wrong though. Maybe if fruit was diced up fine .... may take a little more cooking.. just have to experiment. I can't say for sure, I never tried that... Good luck though..
476666
I've never tried that, sorry! As a general rule, if I take anything from the frig I usually try to bring closer to room temp for better cooking. Most of what I use this for are baked desserts that would have no cause to be in the frig before baking anyhow.
54765
I am not sure but I think it might. I used it for pie filling that I canned. Apple, blueberry, cherry all set up,nicely.i don't think that I would use it in a merengue though.
363865
I wouldn't think so. They do very well with two crusts and a little filling. A tart pan or cupcake pan would work better for just crusts in about ten minutes. This machine is awesome for filled pastry and so fast! I admit I haven't tried one crust though.
201705
I make a cherry cobbler with 1 tbs. of red hot candy. Instead of a crust we make either cinnamon rolls or rolled-up buttered pie pasty with cinnamon-sugar sprinkle on the buttered side. I'm sure it would turn out ok with store bought products instead of homemade. My family has been using this brand since the early 50's.