Hi, I plan to fill up jars of this candy and use as centerpiece for my son's bday party (outside in the sun). Will this candy melt?
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This candy will hold up better than other candies, but too much direct sunlight will melt it for sure.
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The candy is made of sugar which will melt because of the heat and humidity.
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I would not put them in the sun any sugar candy will melt, hope this helps.
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It's very good candy, I would say that it would not melt, that being said I did not have it out in the sun but I believe it would be fine
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Yes! I used it with candy melts and was able to do a lovely job the very first time I used this mold!!!
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I used Wilton candy melts. Took about 10-15 minutes to harden in the fridge. I recommend melting over a double boiler. It's too easy to scald the chocolate when melting in the microwave.
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I do think the little Anchor Hocking bowls would tolerate being used in a water bath in the oven or being set into a pan of very hot/almost boiling water on the stove (use as a mini-double-boiler), as the glass is thick, tempered glass. I would think you could put melting chocolate or chocolate chips in one of the bowls and set the bowl into a pan of hot water to get the candy to melt. I think my daughter has used them in this way when melting small quantities of coating chocolate. Sometimes she needs just a little bit of another color for contrast when decorating cake pops.
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Honestly, I would not risk it. The coating is similar to the kind on dish racks..kind of rubbery. I am afraid it would melt it.
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Sure. Keep in mind that this is ACTUAL glitter. It's non-toxic, edible and is very brilliant. If I were rimming a glass with it, I would mix it with sugar or salt.
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You can apply heat on the low setting . no problem. It won't melt at all.. And, NO gooey plastic mess, either!
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I would assume that you could but the heat might cause the glue holding it in place to melt (0-0) although that already happens eventually....
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I would say start with a cup and as they melt, you can add more. I usually use the Wilton candy disks. I love this melting pot. It works great. It just melts the candy and doesn't get hot enough to ruin the candies.
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Yes. This is a perfect melting chocolate. It maintains its gloss after it hardens. When using for truffles it is probably a good idea to let it begin to cool just slightly before dipping the truffle into the chocolate. The truffle might begin to soften if the chocolate is too hot.
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nothing better! .. i fill with ice - 2.5 days later, only 1/3 melted .. to answer every possible question you may have - http://www.zojirushi.com/products/svghe
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Yes they will melt, usually the sender will not send in hot weather, purchased these because they were cheaper than the Anthon Berg chocalets, big mistake, inexpensive chocolate and the liqueur filling is jell, look at Anthon berg
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Yes, that's what I used. I added food coloring also. I had the best luck using a double boiler with the candy melts. The texture was more consistent & flowed into the molds. Make sure the molds are thoroughly cooled before trying to remove candy from molds. Have fun!!
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No, you can use it. It will not melt,its pretty thick and with stand the heat. Hope this helps!
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No. I live in Texas (the Dallas/Fort Worth area). I've had them though out the summer. No melting.
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I have not but I think it would melt just fine. I have used it to bake in place or regular sugar and it tastes great. I have also used it in coffee and iced tea, tasty yummy.
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I don't think it would melt- but it won't last long. We live in an area that gets 100 or more- and it hasn't melted, but I expect it to fade REALLY fast.