is this paper good to wrap chocolates?
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It's more for artwork. I think you'd want to wrap the chocolates in wax paper first.
666782
It looks like Amazon carries some edible paper that may work: Edible Supply® Wafer Edible Paper - 8.5" x 11" (20 Sheets Per Pack)
2217891
YES! Actually, I was waiting to see when I received it, how it would work. It adjusts nicely! I have a large roll and a shorter roll of Christmas wrapping paper. I intentionally bought the longer version of this paper cutter so I could put on various lengths of roll paper. It works great and tears nicely and cleanly too! My other roll is really "fat!" And the paper cutter just rests on it with the metal ends and, as I use the roll up, it just fits back into place. AWESOME cutter, makes my wrapping business so much easier and efficient!
2068565
I didn't use it for sculpting...but based on how dry it was and how difficult it was to roll out I would think no..it wouldn't work well. You would probably be better off using modeling chocolate.
1009531
It would work perfectly with both wax paper and aluminum foil because both cut easily with scissors. It's much harder to cut plastic wrap because it's stretchy so this works with plastic wrap, it'll be great with wax paper and foil.
2132048
I'd say yes. They're not that soft. They're pretty sturdy as far as chocolates go...
1393709
Wax paper. It tastes fine, though my pack came a little battered (they used an envelope to mail 12 boxes of chocolate).
860095
Certainly...but why would you waste the paper? (Unless ? it's to take them elsewhere?) But test to see if they will spread out and spill before baking. If so, put them in a muffin tin or baking pan - one up against the other.
710176
We haven't been using papers. We sprayed it with cooking spray and kept the cupcakes in a bit longer. If you do that the cupcakes will hold up a little better, and my husband and kids really like the little bit of crisp that you get on the sides and bottom. They taste great.
1402005
I use this mold strictly for chocolate - sorry I am not able to answer your question.
466112
I did not use this chocolate for that purpose specifically, but I think it would work well. It melts quite easily in the microwave if you stir it frequently. I used in a chocolate fountain, where you dip things (like pretzels) and they were easily cover in chocolate. It does solidify quickly without a heat source though.
840056
you cannot print on this paper, this is just a wrapping paper for some foods
2057189
I would say no. Its perfect for covering books and mailing packages. It light enough to be easy to fold and holds tape well
1138131
Absolutely! I've had no issue using rolls of seamless paper. It doesn't bow in the middle or anything. Just make sure to have clips to hold the roll in place and keep it from unraveling.
713495
No. This will not hold inch long wrapping paper. Product Dimensions: 11 x 13 x 32 inches.
1399525
Not completely sure, but it's pretty sticky stuff. You may have to use extra squares, depending on the size and weight of the paper. I would try it.
1235281
Possibly - i would just worry about how much liquid is in the dish. The paper is coated and holds up fairly well, but if you anticipate a lot of moisture, might not be the best. Held up great for banana bread!