this makes a full egg?? and do you think it would work for jello??
455199
i dont see why not! they do sell the easter eggs in a rubber mold at Michaels craft store and i have seen them at Wal Mart and at Kmart, i think it will as long as the liquid in not boiling hot. i hope this helped you out.
455200
I think it *could*, as the mold appears to have the ability to snap together. Am not using it for that purpose, though, so it's a tough call. As far as jello goes, I don't see why not as long as you prep the mold properly to guarantee an easy release. Am using this for soap, and it's working perfectly for me. :)
956911
I use this to make balistic(?) Gel so you can definitely use it to make jello. The more concentrated you have the gel to water ratio the thicker your cube of gel will be.
1695414
Hi! I tried it with jello and it did not work well at all. I did not spray it first however, so I am not sure if that would have worked better. I think unless it is hardened, it probably will not turn out as you'd like. The size is around 1.5-2 in... there abouts... a good size. Experiment first and Good luck!
2009277
Would be great for just one egg! I usually use it for 2 eggs over easy...one on each side
1896101
Perfect for that. I think you can hard boil an egg with it. Dry leaves would catch fire :D lol
636180
I would think it would work for that. It is a hollow egg shape. The oil sort of seeps into the walls of the egg after you pour it in. The directions say to only add about 2 Tbsp oil every 2 weeks but it is so hot here that I'm not sure that is frequent enough. Hope this helps.
982699
I have only used it for cooking, and for making scrambled eggs, but I can tell you that it has a very strong egg yolk smell, so if that's the flavor you'd want, I would guess that would work :) Good luck!
1370650
Yes, the jello releases quite easily. Once you release the middle ring it will drop onto the plate.
354675
Hi I took mine out, got a large hardboil egg, put in the unit...It did not fit properly, a small egg might...but the real problem is that the blades are not thin or sharp enough to slice it properly...it does a so-so job on strawberries...would not use it on eggs...hope this answers your question.
863667
I think it depend on what you are trying to do. I was trying to make a scrambled edge to put on a muffin. I think it will work if I can get the heat right. I don't like my scrambled eggs dry.
251643
I just got back from Yosemite. I found it easier to control the consistency of the egg by actually cooking it instead of rehydrating MRE-style. It's easy to make a thick egg liquid, but cooking firmed it up. That being said, my MSR Whisperlite isn't good at simmering, so I just ended up mixing the egg powder in with the morning oatmeal and it tasted just fine without the egg sticking all over the pot.
1388124
I only buy "extra large" eggs and it works well with it. Not sure about "jumbo" sized eggs.
319591
No. It's not meant for that. It will ruin the eggs and make a mess of the clean up process! So.... No!
1252015
I'm not 100% certain jello wouldn't stick since I've only baked bread in it. The bread doesn't stick, and the pan cleans up easily. I use mine on average 2X a week. A few of the "tabs" on the bottom have come off, but that doesn't affect the pan part. It would make an interesting jello mold-shape!
878519
yup. Works great. Have chickens. Use it all the time ... mushrooms, eggies, olives. I was purposefully looking for a durable egg slicer. Love this one.
1664600
Yes. Take a look at one of the product pictures http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/81peHX8NymL._SL1500_.jpg. You'll just need to experiment with how much egg and 'filling'.
956910
It works fine just use 3 tbsp. as you would with a small packet of Jell-O, stir with 1 cup boiling water for 2 minutes, then add a cup of cold water, mix well and refrigerate.