Can I use this to make CoolAid for my kids?
82720
Yes you can, however, be aware that Xylosweet doesn't dissolve like sugar. Some of it will eventually settle to the bottom of the pitcher and/or glass. So you may need to stir it on occasion. Also, be sure to start with small amounts and see how it affects you and/or your child's digestive system. It can work as a wonderful regulator for some, but it also causes some people to run to the bathroom. I don't have a problem with that at all and don't notice a difference in any way, but my husband does, so just be careful. He'll use it on occasion specifically to "get things moving", and he uses it in moderation to sweeten things, but he is careful not to overdo it. I have used it for cinnamon toast. Yum! I also make sugar free and gluten free lemon bars with it.
82721
YEs, you can. It doesn't have a taste like Stevia has. I used mostly in hot tea, so I didn't really notice anything yndissolved. You can always add a little hot water to the xylo to dissolve if that's an issue and then add cold water/ ice. Better than sugar or sweateners... I didn't feel any discomfort oranything when I used it. I liked Xylo
82722
It tastes just like sugar and is about as sweet. I know the Belly Fat Cure author uses his program to include this sugar substitute with his own children. I use it to cook with, and it is the preferred coffee sweetener for my husband. The only issues I have read about are digestive, (gas bloating, maybe diarrhea?) and only for some people.
82723
Yeah, it doesn't bake well. It prohibits yeast from rising. But yes you can use it with Koolaid. I use it in lemonades and hot tea. But you kind of have to build up a tolerance for it. The first few days, I have kind of irritable stomach, gassy, tender, then I am okay. So maybe if you are planning it to serve it at a party it might mix reactions from guests. But if you are incorporating this as a replacement into your family's lifestyle, then go for it. :-)
1817988
Yes. As long as the liquid is not too hot. Then a teacher can help once in awhile.My 5 yo can do it.
1817987
Yes. As long as the liquid is not too hot. Then a teacher can help once in awhile. My 5 yo can do it.
2144532
I've made ice tea with them if that's what you mean, but you might be talking about just letting them sit in cool water. I haven't tried that. The ice tea was delicious though.
2593
Yes, but you need to be careful. The kit is a real mess kit, not a toy. The metal is not as thick as regular pots and pans, so you need to watch the foof closely to prevent burning. Mostly it's good for light cooking and heating things up -- canned stew, soup, beans, hot dogs, hamburgers, scrambled eggs, etc. things kids can cook easily. Be sure to use pot holders...the handles heat up too!
1033777
Yes u probably could, but when mine is the thickeness I want, I remove it from the prep bucket and put into plastic one quart freezer containers. Air will not get to the icecream in the freezer containers.
1576417
Yes I would let the product cool some .... I used them for something similar though the salve I made was fairly warm it was not boiling or super hot and they worked great
1536527
I don't see why you wouldn't be able to. I was actually going to do the same for my daughter's b'day, however, I found one to rent and the sugar mix for 25 dollars at a local party supplier. Plus the kids enjoyed making their own so it worked out. If you do use the premade, I am assuming the stick would slide in easily.
2101933
U could, but these r very easy to use and the stencil won't even be necessary :) My 3 daughters (13,10, &5) and I have created some awesome stuff freehand.
830430
I think it would be good to make baby food. Each of the 6 bowl has own lid. We have owned the bullet and other such mixer/blender...this is the best one we have owned.
168221
Sorry I haven't tried to make that however, it does crush ice well and you can save lots of $$ making your own summer ice drinks like coolattas! Sometimes I put in coffee, or crystal lite, or lemon, or even tea! I have not had enough time to use it BUT when I do, no regrets!
440388
Definitely! . I use it for kids parties usually more than 60 kids and belive me this machine is worth it is very fast and reliable
271912
I don't see why not. I haven't used it for anything besides dough, but it works well for mooshing stuff.
202827
yes. but you don't want to get the whole thing wet before you freeze it. just a corner. otherwise your baby will be soaked when it melts.
402817
I'm not sure how well that would work, given the fact that the popsicle stick would have to balance in the liquid. One of mine broke and I was able to glue the base/stick pieces back together.
116081
I am not sure but you can contact kids craft and they would be able to tell you.
2074770
If you email: info@kidsline.com they should be able to send you one. My baby food maker steamer broke after 3 months of use and I emailed them with the receipt and they sent me a brand new baby food maker! Great customer service.