Would these be good for veggie sticks and dip?
164361
These are tall and narrow. You could easily put dip in the shooters, but you'd have to have narrow, long veggies to dip with. I wouldn't call that optimum. If you used a spread, not a dip, and used thin, stiff veggies to scoop out the spread... maybe. But that really makes your guests work for it. Personally, I think these work best for soup or drink shooters. Use a wider, shorter dip cup for individual dips and veggies. Or consider using a scooped out cucumber or tomato or even baby pepper for a dip cup, and provide separate crudite. - tkh
164362
The veggie sticks would have to be cut very thin to fit in the glasses with the dip.
1007867
I will give you a qualified affirmative response. They are nice and sharp and should work great for pancakes, but the bread and fillings shouldn't be too thick if you want to make sandwich shapes. I cut butterfly PBJs for my 4-year-old granddaughter and she loved them.
2063094
I think you would be fine. I used them for serving cake.They didn't seem bendable to me.very nice quality.
791890
Very probably! They would not be clumsy and they would not be as heavy. My wife uses them with ease for all sorts of herbs including mint for tea. Buy a pair quick.
1060569
I have used them for curried chicken salad. I would suggest something in the salad like celery or sweet peppers to make the salad slightly on the sweeter side.
601434
I haven't used them for pretzels. But I would think they would work well for those. They certainly seem to be the right size.
303400
Yes. They have been really good since I have had them! Just make sure you use plastic or wooden spoons
1672605
Yes, these could be used for any kind of snack food. However, they work best for flat snacks and candy. For popcorn, I think you might be better off finding bags with a gusset (since these are no-gusset, they don't really "expand" well), because your guests may have trouble reaching into the bag or getting much popcorn into them.
775041
Yes, I use them to make chicken and noodle soup and beef soup. I have used veg. flakes for forty years because it gives a good seasoning taste for your soups
1938543
I'd say yes. As long as people aren't too vigorous with their veggies :) Though they really aren't the strongest cups--they work for picnic type stuff if something is not too formal.
2075190
Yes, but they will be small! I found that they did not cut vegetables that well, but would probably be fine for a soft sandwich. Just note that they are not quite the size of a silver dollar, but bigger than a quarter. Literally "finger sandwiches" for the kiddies ;) Hope this helps.
483427
I have never tried anything like that with these but I am betting they would work fine. They hold about 15 fl. oz or roughly the same as any can of vegetables if that helps you get a better idea. You could always buy a store bought pot pie and empty the contents into one of these to compare for volume. Hope this helps.
1343532
Absolutely! Great at making thin potato slices and lots of other veggies. We use ours almost daily.
387087
They are fine for a salad plate, but not for a dinner plate. They are a nice addition to your cupboard though.......Ed
1191049
I have never used them for this purpose. I surmise that they would not withstand heat of that intensity and would probably be ruined. They are great for using as cutting boards especially when you have multiple items of different kinds to cut up and don't want them to mix with each other.
1253134
I think so, but I avoid putting wet vegetables into these bags...I mostly use them for fruit, onions, tomatoes, avocados, things like that. They are washable, of course, but wetness will leak through the mesh.
531621
Yes, these would work very well, there is a nice background juice that comes with the larger pieces of chopped up tomato. You might have to cut up some of the larger pieces of tomato, but I think it would very well in that application.