If I want to use them for deviled eggs, can I use the bags without any tips--just the cut end of the bag?
1266258
I use them for deviled eggs all of the time with a large star tip - I'm actually on the site today to buy some more for that very purpose. The bag doesn't matter at all - you just need a big enough tip to handle any lumps going through.
1266259
I'm sorry, I'm not sure I understand your question. Are you asking can you make devil eggs with icing using the bag alone?
1266260
You can use them without tips for the deviled eggs, but I think they look much better if you use the 1M open star tip. It makes it look very decorative!
1266261
You could, but then you would just have a straight tip, and you might as well just roll up a sheet of parchment paper or something.For pretty deviled eggs you want a flower tip.You can also just drop a tip in the bag if you want to buy just one tip.Just make sure to cut a small hole for the tip so it doesn't squish out of the bag under pressure.But for a little change why not get some tips to go with the bags?You can drop any of these into the bag for a complete package:Wilton 418-1703 Round Star Icing Tip Set, Large You could, but then you would just have a straight tip, and you might as well just roll up a sheet of parchment paper or something.For pretty deviled eggs you want a flower tip.You can also just drop a tip in the bag if you want to buy just one tip.Just make sure to cut a small hole for the tip so it doesn't squish out of the bag under pressure.But for a little change why not get some tips to go with the bags?You can drop any of these into the bag for a complete package:Wilton 418-1703 Round Star Icing... » Read More You could, but then you would just have a straight tip, and you might as well just roll up a sheet of parchment paper or something.For pretty deviled eggs you want a flower tip.You can also just drop a tip in the bag if you want to buy just one tip.Just make sure to cut a small hole for the tip so it doesn't squish out of the bag under pressure.But for a little change why not get some tips to go with the bags?You can drop any of these into the bag for a complete package:Wilton 418-1703 Round Star Icing Tip Set, Large « Show Less
237753
Not sure, however, I can't imagine it wouldn't work outstanding with a 5# bag !! I would put them in the bowl in stages, just like you do when adding eggs to a recipe....and warm probably works better than cold.....and you probably still need to add some milk or butter as you wish.
883497
I use the bigger tips without the plastic coupling. Make use ooo the disposable decorating bags.
1642216
The plastic coated sandwich size bags should hold your mini egg rolls okay without any of the moisture or oil leaking through the sides. My concern, however, would be keeping them in the bag since there is no way to close these bags. If simply folding the tops over is sufficient then these bags should work fine.
122222
In regards to J.Hammers reply that you can cut them. On others it specifically says do not use with sharp objects, if cut or torn to dispose of because they have fiberglass lining on them and that could get into your food when cut.
577657
When they're fresh, you should be able to cut them into smaller pieces, but if you leave the bag open and they dry out, they might start to crumble. They are fairly small pieces as it is though, you may be able to to get away without cutting them at all.
1279126
Yes. They are so sturdy I have used with and without a tip. So much better than the ziploc bag method! Hope this helps.
832707
no - but make sure you seal the bag tightly or they will dry out and harden.
853703
Not to make them because the bottom of the bags are pleated. I bought these to make goldfish in a bag soaps and they didn't work at all.
1211082
I have never used any kind of bags. When it is full, I simply up-end it inside a plastic kitchen garbage bag.
1388122
I have used it on Jumbo and Extra Large. You could always cut it on the pointed end and no worries. I, however, like to cut the wide end to give more room for the spoon to scoop out the egg.
117735
The bags are tapered to a closed, sharp pointed end. You determine how large an opening you need at this end for the pastry or frosting tip or coupler you're planning to use, then snip off enough of that small pointed end to accommodate your tip or coupler. That means you can use any size tip you want since the size of the opening isn't pre-determined for you. You're in control!
813147
I haven't tried it. I think they need to be used something with a bit of stretch, such as plastic, as they are designed to spring out when you get the bag over the top of the frame.
1972397
I've never made donuts before but I would suspect the bag alone should be sufficient. It comes with a narrow enough opening for a standard piping tip that you can cut to desired opening.
2009309
I don't have the real machine in order to use them that way, but I use them in a crock pot and I would be hesitant to try to use the bag again. It would be terribly hard to get the bag clean enough afterward in order to feel 'safe' enough to use it again.
1448518
Yes you can. I suggest double seal on both ends. Also I suggest food saver bags, some other brands are just not up there in quality. The price difference is well worth it.
782919
These bags come untrimmed at the bottom, in other words, you can use the directly with any Ateco tip; you can use kitchen shears to widen the bottom, to accommodate your adapter, which will allow you to switch tips for your decorating needs. These are professional, high-quality bags, and they are the very best!