Would these work as a butter mold, i.e. make a stick of butter that would fit in standard butter dish?
1711958
I suppose, haven't tried. Anything that can be poured into the molds would work. However, these are super flexible so making anything from something that is watery, you'll likely spill it. you'd need to freeze your butter to be hard or you will deform the stick.
1914394
The butter dish is designed for quarter-pound sticks, if this is to what you're referring. I think I'm going to order a couple more so I can put them in the dishwasher when they've been used...no more handwashing.
1914395
Yes. I usually buy whole 1 pound blocks of butter (cheaper that way) and cut it into sticks. This butter dish holds sticks of butter, even with room to spare.
1886753
Yes. But these pans are very very small! I have no use for mine, thought they were bigger :(
1914396
Yes. This dish is excellant for 1/4 lb sticks of butter. It is perfect. I prefer this holder over glass dishes. I have a few of them so that one can be in the dishwasher while another is filled. I use a second holder for half sticks of olive oil + butter sticks.
2033764
IMO it would be too messy for that. But, sure it will hold butter. Have you tried a butter bell? It's shaped the same way and is designed to hold butter.
1634850
I think they are designed more for cutting biscuits or breads, or even cutting cookies, but I don't see why you couldn't use it as a ring mold as long as you don't try stacking it too tall because they are only about 1 1/4" tall.
1405722
I'm pretty good at _watching_ how someone else is baking, so I asked her... :-) The reply was that these shot glasses are too small, but mainly they are long & narrow, which may pose a problem when you want to release whatever you bake in them. So, back to the original use - Cheers...
571828
I would say no. These are some form of plastic and simply intended as a pastry board.
1556306
I am not aware of any that would fit. They are super skinny and deep. They are for making popovers NOT muffins.
1493517
Yes, but they will be smaller. The concept is the same. There are stove top ebelskiver pans that you can buy.
1406199
I have used the large size for Panettonne, and they work well for that. I wouldn't try to bake anything liquid in them; and, since they're paper, the "brulee" seems unwise.
799909
Sure you can use cake mix! I actually use them for cheesecake.You can get very creative.
620956
I think so. We use ours as dinner plates - fitting a meal onto them. These are a nice size but not huge. You could easily fit a nice steak onto them. They also dont chip easily when using dishwasher. We love ours.
1104535
Yes, but remember they are rather small. The circle bakeware is the size of a red barrons deep dish personal pizza. So, very small. I this helps.
1763129
Yes. These are small so they are the perfect size for individual desserts. I suggest placing them on a baking sheet if you are going to bake something such as flan or cheesecake just in case it runs over. We have made quite a few different desserts and even main courses in these!
1207855
I have had a couple of the shorter sticks in it at a time... I usually use the regular, longer sticks...I don't want a whole pound of butter out at once, but I have thought if I wanted to, I could unwrap and put an entire pound of the long sticks into this butter dish.. not sure how a pound of the shorter ones would work.