Can this be used in fondue fountains?
1605595
I seriously doubt it. The directions mention how long to zap in microwave and suggest it can be ruined if you heat it too long. I would not use it that way unless you can find an 800 # and ask the manufacturer.
1921758
I used it only on paper... I don't think this Will Work on fondant since it might get stuck
88977
I am not really sure since I have only used mine in a chocolate fountain and that keeps the chocolate melted until you have eaten it all!!!
1496751
Not likely. You're better off to use melted (and then cooled so it won't be too soft) yellow-colored chocolate to pipe onto the fondant.Good luck, Karla
1742218
You should be able to. I use mine for soap, but it is food grade silicone so chocolate would be OK.
2259106
I can't see why you couldn't although I personally prefer the more traditional design of a fondue pot which isn't as wide at the top.
449575
Yes. We poured the leftover chocolate into a tupperware container and heated as needed for dipping. However, it is important to note that if you want to reuse it in the fountain, you may need to add more for the full flowing effect.
1315981
I'm not sure but is silicone and it peels off of fondant so it might work. sorry wish I could be more help
188637
I've never worked with fondant. It does make nice thin lasagna/ravioli sheets (about 3 inches wide).
188636
I think that would be a great use for this. (Thanks!) I haven't used it for fondant, but I have used this machine to make crackers. As Amy said, this would be best for fondant decorations as you would be limited by the width of the rollers.
2229722
If it is chocolate only, it needs to be floated on water in a double boil. This is difficult with an electric fondue pot. Add milk or cream to the chocolate while melting.
2145749
I have not used it for chocolate or cheese, but I do not see why it couldn't be used for those as well. The only thing that may be an issue is if the peanut oil from the meat fondue leaves a smell, and I don't know the answer to that.
2229725
I have melted chocolate in mine directly. What I found that worked was to use PAM spray in the fondue pot first. It doesn't need a lot, just a little so that it doesn't melt and burn. If you are in a hurry, then go ahead and pre-melt it. I also put a little cream, or whatever liquid you want to melt with it, and it worked fine. I have been a fondue lover for many years, and am on my third fondue pot! Good luck and enjoy your chocolate!
511176
Robert, I'm not sure how low it will go because I use it for frying foods at hi temp. It is difficult to actually see the flame when it is set lower. If it did not go as low as you needed it to then you could probably us some sort of a 'double boiler' to keep the fondue warm. Or, perhaps use a trivet with a tea light candle instead. But the unit is really great for my purposes.
966852
yes great for fondant cakes. You might have to LIGHTLY spray the fondant but check that on pintrest.
1857543
I think it would work great in a skeleton mold, if you are lying it flat. You may need to let it set in the mold for a few hours to harden up. A 13 year old could definitely do it. You also, may need to wipe a thin coat of shortening or veg. oil in the mold before you place the fondant in. Good luck.
2254877
In my opinion it will not, unless you manipulated the fondant before it dried to form the point. That said, it's a fabulous set! I highly recommend it!