How can I get jello jigglers out of this mold w/out breaking?
1842607
I make chocolate I these, I haven't tried help I sure they will do fine in them.
1842608
When I made them they came right out when I tipped the tray. You can spray a light coating of nonstick spray if you want. If you flip the tray over and the jello isn't coming out place a warm, not hot , towel over the mold. It will loosen up the jello a little bit for it fall out. Remember to use the recipe on the box for jigglers not the regular jello which will be too thin.
1200271
easy-just take hold of one of the corers and push out and then do the one opposite. That is free it up
2052358
Put a socket on the chrome nut on the inside of the blender (if it is installed) and use a big pliers on the bottom part that turns (the part that sits on the mechanical base). Turn the chrome nut counter clockwise. It should come apart.
33034
You can by using gorilla glue or crazy glue. I had the same issue and that worked just fine. Haven't had a problem since.
1939591
What I did was two thing you can do is once you add the chocolate an it hardens I press gently on top of the plastic an slitley tap it it on to table another thing you can try if that don't work spay a little of Pam spray onto the mold rub your finger around it an add chocolate that should help release the box hope this works good luck
1700843
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KaY27kddFzQ Just push the "side metal part" that runs the length of nutcracker in and pop top part off. Then push "bottom part" of side length metal part in and pop out. Watch video...easy peasy lemon squeeze!!!!!
542521
My answer would be the same as Gail's. Lightly oil (cooking oil) the mold before pouring in the jello mixture. After it sets and you take off the large cover, turn it over on a plate or dish it will be served in and it should fall right out. If it doesn't fall right out, carefully take out the inside plastic core and that should do the trick. Good luck.
1241361
I think you should fold it down flat, press down on the edges while turning counter clockwise and it should come apart. It may take a few tries to get it back together, but be patient. Good luck!
1717030
you could try and balance the ring on the edge of something firm (counter) and apply downward pressure near the split in the ring. This should bend it so you can remove the spoons.If you had a couple pair of pliers that would also work by bending in opposite directions to open the ring.Hope that works for you.
24448
I also grab the center, peel off the top and pop the bottom out. The trick is not to overfill!
2097348
There's a hole in the side that's not for a button, take a screw driver or something and just gap it apart. the rest is just gently applying force until it separates. I haven't found a better way to do it.
362051
I put my flakes in a baggie and crush them a little. Should work for you also.
1868849
My wife actually got them apart. Try soaking them in hot, then cold water. Particularly cold (icy) water on the inside and very hot on the outside bowl. Be patient and repeat. Use a thin knife. Plastic or something flimsyer than the bowls, and work to pry them apart. Really have to be patient or you'll break them. Wife said she spent all day working on them. I think the detergent idea from the other poster is good too. That stuff is slippery and should loosen them up.
677791
I have not figured that out yet. There are several shelves where the lip is on the underside of the shelf - and we followed the instructions to the letter!! We were tired enough that we've just left it instead of tearing the whole thing apart. All we keep on those shelves are jello and macaroni boxes.
2138863
I roll the tortillas out between two pieces of plastic, either slit a ziplock or the such, or use plastic wrap. If the fall apart, add more water. Mix well then roll out.
2050120
I haven't used it for jello but I have for chocolate and cakes. Spray it with oil like Pam first. That should help a lot.
1939593
Maybe you could try putting it in the freezer for a few minutes before trying to remove it. Or spray the mold with a little cooking spray before pouring the candy in. I always find that the freezer method works best for me.