Will this stuff work still sprakle mixed into a frosting to pipe onto cupcakes?
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I think it would be better to sprinkle on, if you mix with frosting I think some of the sparkle effect would be lost.
814996
It's not edible. That means it shouldn't be sprinkled on food or mixed in with food. No one should be eating this scrapbooking supply. Edible glitter is made from gum arabic, sanding sugar, or gelatin. If something is going to be eaten, then EVERYTHING on the product needs to be edible.
814997
It would not sparkle very much if mixed into frosting, and more would be ingested. This is non-toxic, but not edible. Better to sprinkle on top of the cupcakes.
1398948
I haven't tried it but I imagine it will. It might not come out donut-y since cake mix and donut mix are completely different.
819686
I do it with my homemade frosting have not try on store bought so far. Sorry
1593460
It is more for mixing with piping gel or dusting on fondant o gum paste. I guess you could sprinkle it on buttercream but looks terrible mixed in. Try the Disco Dust, better sparkle.
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Not sure -- suggest you check the recommended capacity/volume for that cake mix on its package, then compare that with the capacity* of the bundlettes. You can do this* by filling each of the bundlette forms with water that you've measured, then total it up. If that total is the same as the recommended baking pan capacity on the cake mix box, it should work out ok. Hope this makes sense.
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Yes - heating it up in the microwave for a few seconds will help it be more pliable. I had never used this product before (bought some other brand off store shelf at Michael's) - this was better & easier to handle than store frosting. Just follow directions on the tub - it is really super easy!
988997
No I don't think so. If you don't frost it, you could force it into the cup. Not really for a cupcake
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Yes this should work if you use a simple syrup (half sugar half water)and brush a little on the top.
987946
It's made to be mixed with sealers, so it should work fine. It doesn't affect what you mix it with.
1945197
I used regular frosting from the store and it worked just fine. I used a spoon to stuff it in the tube and I was good to go!
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You know I don't know but if the surface is smooth even though it may be frosted. It should work
875671
sorry, i don't know I never used it for cupcakes only for hors d'oeuvres. It is not very big though so probably not too many
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Hello Jennifer: I looked at the spout carefully and I don't see why it wouldn't. I cannot guarantee 100%, but the opening is wide enough, it does not have any obstructing element inside the tube, so by closely observing it, I got the impression that sugar (heavier) would flow, but I don't think it would work for flour, for example. Hope this helps. Luiz
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You can, but it will water it down a bit. The gel version is better for tinting frosting.
676486
Unfortunately not .. Only reg sized cupcakes and don't have too much frosting on the cupcake :)
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Yes I would say so, my Mum used it on a wedding cake that had a winter wonderland theme and it looked like pieces of ice. It may not be as sparkly as you might think though. Hope this helps.
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That would work if the cookies are frosted, the designs reminds me of a thin communion host, if you ever had one at church, so it softens and melts onto the frosting.