Are there indents for fingers to not mess up frosting edges when taking them out of the holder?
443714
No, I've seen those, but these don't have that. I just popped them up a bit from the bottom and didn't have an issue.
443715
No there were not indents for fingers, but we had no trouble getting the cupcakes out without messing up the decorated cupcakes.
63884
I would probably use a 2" or 2 1/2" image and leave a small border. Some grocery store bakeries have sheets of them that they use for their cupcakes.
704157
Jill, textured and smooth... I would say that for the textured side, the raised shapes (circles and diamonds) were by injecting air from the back side (smooth side). However, from the smooth side all the "holes" from the circles and diamonds are visible and you can put your fingernail in these holes.They don't slip - doesn't matter which side is up or down. I have granite counters and no problems. I also use them in the fridge if I am forced to put a pot in that is still hot... I throw one of these in under the pot. For $8 or whatever it is, you can't go wrong.
226599
They are sealed at the tip of the bag. You cut it off to fit your frosting tip. They are open at the top!! Good luck with your project!!
756211
Theres is a light sticking problem but they usually come free pretty easily. Might have to tap them out a little. Dont press on it to hard. I tend not to use the inset. The groves/indentations on both sides is enough to not cause the burger to plump up. I dont think you absolutely need the paper but it will probably make it easier.
1679958
ummm......there is a blue plastic cover on the fronts, that needs to be removed before use, on the fronts. On the backs there is a paper covering. As for protecting your fingers? I don't know. I put them flat on a paper towel, polish, scrape, stamp. My fingers don't touch the plate as I'm stamping, so I'm not exactly sure what there would be to protect. Does that help at all?
1785601
I have had no problems with the keys imprinting on the screen. Sorry it took me so long to respond. I am a little slow getting to my emails. Take care.
1320732
No- the indentations are only felt on the exterior. It's completely smooth on the inside. They're great glasses. Heavy enough but not overly.
741938
They are hollowed out but I never noticed it. The width is not so great that your finger falls into the hollow. When I pull on it, my fingers passes through the center of the pull and beyond, so your fingertips do not fall into the hollow. They are really beautiful, I would try them, you can always return them if you don't like them but I think you will see what a great product and value they are. I love them.
2151933
I don't know if all of the "blemishes" are the same for each one but the one I ordered had a bent corner on the third tier. I covered the edges with ribbon and covered the crease by gluing scrap-booking paper to the top of each tier (where the cupcakes sit). As long as you plan on decorating it, you shouldn't have any problems covering up a blemish.
2009730
One previous poster recommended using cupcake liners... which didn't work too well for me. I bought this instead: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0052WG0EG/ref=oh_details_o03_s00_i00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
1211006
i wouldn't use my fingers maybe use a wooden Popsicle stick? i used my fingers and it crumbles off the hand when it gets dry and makes a huge mess so i guess it comes off easy.
1067441
Yes, the sides seem to be perfectly straight, and the top edge has a small rolled lip which is maybe about 1/4 inch. The pan is sturdy and doesn't have any "give" or bend to it. After you invert the baked cake layer, the top edges are "sort of" rounded, as compared to some cheaper pans which are usually squared off, so it doesn't seem to crumble quite as much when I put on the frosting. I love these.
527605
I get they are triangular, but there is no opening for the frosting tip until you cut the tip of the bag, after filling with frosting, right? If I put frosting in the bag and wasn't going to use it immediately, it wouldn't run out the bottom...
2134881
Mine had a groove / indent around the edge.I actually cut mine up to use as a throat plate for my table saw, so it didn't matter much either way to me. I had to adjust the set screw on a couple plates I made because of the indent.
962967
Just get a razor to insert on edge and pull the paper out,,,just be carefull with your fingers
949860
where are the indentations...i see nothing...where do i place the adhesive pads