Can they be used to make regular hard lollipops?
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I used it to make both chocolate and poured sugar lollies, but the poured sugar does cloud the plastic (but not distort it). I made the poured sugar first and then the chocolate ones. Both turned out fine. You should fill to the VERY top though, because the stick placement is kind of high in the back of the lolly.
2246105
Yes as long as it is hard candy. Like too round discs of cinnamon candy or hard peppermint candy. For some reason I found hard candy working better then the floss sugar. You can even use Life Saves which work great and with those you can use 3 even of different flavors , but all round candy can't be used. Must be like a disc and must be solid hard candy. The cinnamon was really great as was the peppermint.
347344
Yes they could but you may want to use heavy duty glue sticks. They are a solid plastic, and very cute though!
793816
I am sure they can. Try one. Don't fill to the entire top. I put regular ball jars in the freezer, so I don't see why you can't do these.
2065639
Not easily. They're very hard plastic and hard to cut. I'd recommend making something with wire or nails yourself.
308063
I believe I read in reviews that you can make jello with these molds and I'm not sure if I read that they had trouble getting them out of the mold perhaps? I never used them for jello. They were great for candy melts (for party favors) and ice (for the punch).
1365145
If the clay is of the same consistency as candy melts, it may work. However , although candy melts firm solid, they are not rock hard as clay may become,
1270524
I don't know why not. I've used Jiffy muffin mixes (the chocolate ones) and they came out just fine.
1505595
I'm sure you could but it's kind of dry. I've used them in kombucha to flavor it. But not exactly sure if I'd grab a handful to munch on.
1836831
yes you can but please note that they are very small not what I thought they would be. make sure this is the size you want. I never even used mine because I haven't had anything real small to make yet. but one day I will I am sure.
869361
I don't believe they would be good if you baked them. They are fairly thin and I think they would burn. I use them for choc caramel tarts which is cooked before filled.
785454
These are hard candies- you could glue to clay, but would be time consuming. They won't melt.
1249365
Absolutely! I made them according to this recipe using anise oil, and they were delicious:http://allrecipes.com/recipe/licorice-caramels/detail.aspx(If you ever had Callard & Bowser's licorice toffee, these were exactly like those!)
227995
You can but very carefully. Most times, i had to pry them apart bc they freeze together much easier than hard plastic trays do.
1287268
I have never tried that, but would imagine so. They are very porous. I buy them for my son in law who only likes these soft ones, not the hard ones.
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I think they would. The only hard part that I had was. They are all on a single sheet. I had to cut them out with scissors. I would put them on a flat cookie like a sugar cookie. Not chocolate chip. Hope this helps!
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Im not sure they are made of hard plastic i would just use them for cookies