Can you spray this shellac on bread to make fake loaves of bread?
63845
I guess so... if you make sure the bread is completely dried out first. I'm no expert but I seems like it would work...at least for a good while.
63846
Well you could - it would glaze over the bread - especially if you did several coats - but you would still have real bread underneath that would possible decay and mold. Most fake foods are made out of plastic these days.
224085
Although they would make beautiful "gift bags" for your homemade bread, they are similar to a fine mesh netting fabric, thus I would think the bread would become stale being exposed to air.
1143000
Works great with bread mixes. There are instructions on specific breads, such as banana bread shortcuts.
779997
Yes, but it is not hot enough to bake any bread, even so thin! Just don't waste money on this. I returned it after the first try!
1340144
In my opinion, wood veneer isn't a good material for conditions where it can frequently get wet or be subjected to heat or abuse. You may successfully apply it over Formica but it would be a very fragile surface. Shellac isn't a very durable surface finish and you would need to reapply it frequently. I think you would have greater success with a matte or semi-gloss varnish finish if you choose to try the veneer surfacing.
1875891
P.S. from a minute ago: Right when I clicked to send in my answer just now, I noticed that the offer for purchase is an entire CASE of bread! You most certainly would want to freeze all the loaves that are waiting to be eaten! Just be sure to wrap it good so it won't get those 'ice crystals'.
734985
Put a little pan spray in it and the bread browns nicely and pops right out when done. It's a good pan and makes a good loaf of bread.
798421
I just made a huge batch of thick oatmeal cookies and it worked great. I don't know about bread but I would not suggest it since it does not work with the dough hook, just the cookie paddles and wire whips.
2108530
I had never done so-I would think that it would work fine though. I make recipes that are not in the book that comes with the bread maker and they come out beautifully.
2076534
I don't know about shellac, I have tried it with regular nail polish and it worked but I didn't get as long a wear as with the gel polish. Sorry I'm not much help.
435323
Gina for bread dough I would think it could work but if the dough is too sticky it might be a major pain in the kaboos and better left to a rolling pin unless you can use two wax papers and do a quick press. If you think it can possibly help you with time I say test it out if it doesn't meet expectations return it .
1051769
I haven't tried breading with it, but if you let the mixture set for a few minutes it gets pretty gooey, so I would think that you could.
332341
Yes. It should work as well as a cloche. Take the cover off near the end of baking time so the bread browns. Not sure about soaking it for bread baking. The bread will generate steam with the cover on. I would follow the instruction that come with it though to avoid damage.
150795
I would say you don't need this product to bake any breads, it's more for delicate things like pastry or thin pizza dough using 00 flour. You can use a regular peel for breads
180007
As far as I know, only CND UV will work for shellac. Though some claim to use LED and say it works fine, others say the shellac really doesn't cure properly. Perhaps contacting the company would give you a more definitive answer.
352038
I am sure you can. I would consider cooking it first so that it blends well and is not crunchy. I have not used it to make bread. I have used it with portobello mushrooms, eggs and onions and garlic to make mushroom burgers, and they are delicious. I have also added them to meatloaf to extend the meat. They are absolutely my favorite form of oats.
1135348
Only corn bread, biscuits, not "real" bread. It does work great on what I have done...just be sure your cabinet is level as mine is not and I have to watch the back part of what I am baking. Good luck.