could you use this for hot dog buns if sliced sideways?
1825192
Yes I think you can. Each cavity is 4.5 x 2.5. I used mine for soap. Which to me was too big.
1825193
The molds are too small for an entire bun. Two thirds of the bun would probably fit.
51211
I wouldn't think cutting it would make it unravel, try it and see. Be careful of putting it too close to direct heat in your toaster oven, Ok?
1322969
Hi there yes you can use it for that but you might need to cut it in to smaller pieces .
992534
You can roll them and hold them together with a wooden skewer. I would never cut them.
755813
Yes, but they are plastic so it would have to be something like grilled cheese, tuna salad or the like. It probably wouldn't work for ham and chess, roast beef or the like.
557671
Don't see why it wouldn"t. It will allow buns to pop right out after baking without sticking
1370006
I see no reason why it wouldnt. The buns are not really "soggy" just stemed to perfection. My family and kids and grandkids love them.
1132701
Would not recommend cutting since it is molded to the size and that would leave one side open. Not sure how that would end up working out if you cut them.
221178
I don't think it would work because the slices need to be potato chip thin, but maybe someone would be willing to experiment.
1125009
Sorry Tweety Bird .... You can only try it ..... The slices are really not very thick when cut using the slots on the slicer ..... Much thinner and you won't have much bread left &#128556;
2089816
I don't think it would unless it was a extremely thick English muffin. It is made to hold the thickness of a bagel in place for the blade to cut it in half. The standard English muffin that I have seen would not stand upright in the holder therefore the blade would not cut it evenly. It is wonderfully efficient in the cutting of bagels and we love it, even goes in the dishwasher!
1534811
I did not measure it but a hot dog bun sticks out the top just a bit when it is a bit on the side. I like it since it can handle a thicker bagel.
508909
I use s scoop from pet store and turn it sideways. The original scoop's holes are too big.
643368
you can pull hot item out of the oven with these. I use two for each side but make sure the holes are not lined up
1784068
I don't think it would, as it is not air-tight. It would be similar to putting unwrapped bread in a cabinet or drawer.
750429
Yes, as long as it wasn't one that puffed up well over the top of the container. But if that is the case, just cut a few slices off the bottom and slide it down.
688348
I don't see why not. The surface is a pretty hard plastic so it's probably doable. Just remember to round out the corners on the side you're cutting or it'll probably look like poo.