Are they strong enough to use for an ice cream sundae?
138740
I'm sorry I gave them as gifts. However they do look very strong they are about a 1/2 in thick.
138741
This is solid, hard candy and holds up very well for warm drinks. I would imagine it would also be strong enough for ice cream.
138742
If they don't soak in the ice cream causing them to melt---but are sereved on the side---I think they would be strong enough. I bought them as a gift for my friend to use with her grandchildren in hot chocolate. I was surprised at how strong they were. Wanda M.
316545
I would think so. They would hold a lot of small mints. It just depends on how you plan to use them. I was having a "de stress" party, and had two kinds of chili, plus slaw on the side. I put the slaw in the mini cube. They were perfect for a small serving and it looked nice too.
1011028
Yes and no. It is good for 1, maybe 2 scoops. If eating serving size yes, if making a big sundae this would be too small. But could put scoop, a topping, whip cream and cherry
1306344
They aren't heavy. As for size I'm not sure why people are saying they're "too small".... It really depends on what you want to use them for. I bought them for ice cream and I think they're the perfect size for a normal serving.
333191
They are VERY strong. I have stretched them over large boxes of cereal. No problem. Over shoe boxes, no problem. Larger than that, I haven't tried.
1130033
I doubt that they are heat resistant because they are made of plastic. However, if you are just putting a swig of a beverage and it will be consumed quickly, I think it would be fine.
1078431
I would say probably not. They are made for icing, possibly potatoes, deviled eggs and etc.
303400
Yes. They have been really good since I have had them! Just make sure you use plastic or wooden spoons
520201
i think they would be strong enough to hold a slice of wedding cake. enjoy!
405760
I believe they should work. I use these to wrap my cake pops, and chocolate dipped strawberries. Hope this works good luck.
2086961
You should be fine, they are wax coated, I use mine for homemade ice cream haven't had a problem with them.
1750974
They could certainly support the weight... they are about 3 inches high with the lid in place. I don't know about the advisability of taking them directly from freezer to oven.
2073905
Should be - they are fairly hard to touch, but keep in mind they are bigger than a normal cakepop stick - these are a size of an average drinking straw.Very pretty though
2072555
I believe they are plenty strong enough. I use them on the 64oz and 40oz Hydro Flasks....using them daily for over one year.
1766259
They are food grade and mine were very fragrant so they should be ok for ice cream. It's a really big bag so you could be liberal with them, but as they are dried you would need to use an infusion rather than adding the petals to the ice cream.
754681
I would say that they would hold up to the heat, however, you would need some type of sleeve in order for guests to not burn their hand. Plastic too thin as a barrier. I would stick to something that can be served chilled or warm, but not HOT.
1730119
It's not very strong ... You can feel it flex a little with the dough. I suppose in the case of tender ripened melons or softened ice cream you could... But that would be an exception not a rule.