Would this shape be good to make a pumpkin? I'd bake two and stick together- one upside down.
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Yes, definitely! I plan on doing this, and adding pudding into the center hole before covering it up
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Barbara: I am not positive; however there is the time bake function and temperature setting, so it would seem to me that it may be possible. Doing two may require a couple attempts but unless the potato is a real big un, it just might work..Give it a try. DB
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The loaves come out rectangular. If you want a different shape you can shape it at one point during the cycle. The instructions tell you how to do this.
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I tried it with figs, I only had a little bit of practice as it was only the early season. I think it might work with some practice and maybe a cutting tool. The problem I had was that I pulled them off too early and did not twist enough.
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Probably not. You need something with a long threaded tube to compensate for the thickness of the pumpkin and then something with large gaskets on both sides. Don't expect the pumpkin not to leak, unless you coated it with a water-tight material like polyurethane.
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This gets its launch power from a rubber band. It may be able to move a tiny decorative gord type pumpkin, but launch is a very open ended word. If pumpkin chucking is the objective might I suggest thr candy corn style pumpkins. We use it for marshmallow wars
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What shape is the loaf when it comes out? I don't want one with a tall loaf....I want it to look like a standard loaf pan.
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I used a double loaf recipe and it came out ok.... If you want it taller try putting 3 loaf recipe
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I gave this to a friend as a gift...but I did make her cone cupcakes in it before giving it to her for her birthday...I am not sure but I THINK the sugar cones would be too long and skinny and I don't know if you can cook in a sugar cone or not. Sorry, I'm not much help!
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I would say no. You can grill stuff on one side or two sides but I would guess you would need a "baking" feature for pizza.
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No, these are quite nice for all sorts of treats. They bend nicely to release your goodies and wash up perfectly for your next creation. They are one of the best ways to make single servings of all kinds, from tarts, mini pecan or pumpkin pies, muffins, fancy cakes or candies, that is in my opinion. Enjoy!
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These are oval shaped and not designed for round pies. If you use the bowls it comes with that would be fine, but you can't put them in the oven. You end up needing to make something more like a no bake cheesecake / pudding type. Try looking at some of Wilton's stands.
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I believe it is for ornamental use only. That is what I use it for. I put dozens of crepe paper easter eggs in it with two white candles and it was beautiful! I'd use a glass bowl to put dough in. Wipe the bowl with a little olive oil and it will be easier to get the dough out after it rises.
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That sounds like a good idea! I don't see why it wouldn't work. You would have to monitor the bake time. And keep it contained so that the batter doesn't ooze all over. Getting it out of the "tube" might be tricky. Happy baking!
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I made pumpkin bread that was not sticky, but the batter was heavy and it did fine.
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If you are talking candy sprinkles I would say yes for the round ones, and possibly for the long ones. For the round I think it would be great to adjust the amount that comes out, the long ones might get stuck here and there but I would try it.
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I use mine for spritz cookies..I was able to make a few..Just not that good at it..