Would this be suitable for funnel cakes?
1732815
do not see why not......I have fried many different items with good results...
1033010
I bought it for funnel cakes. It probably would have worked alright but when I received it only one of the tanks worked (heated up) and the quality was all together very cheap. I had to return it because it was so bad. I was very disappointed.
1070746
I wouldn't. You can use a cardboard cake board covered in foil or a platter. Hot items would ruin the finish, as well as acidic ones.
635994
If you want to slice the cake in half it would be a good option. But if you wanna level a cake that high i don't think this is a good choice. it has notches (3-4 total) that allows up to move up an inch to an inch and half from the counter. not too high.
931707
I would say yes but I'd use a masonry grinder. This is used for smoothing surfaces.
64981
I've used mine for body lotion thus far and see no reason that it wouldn't be an excellent choice for condiments as well. I highly recommend this funnel!
1747840
I don't think so - you'd want a finer mesh. I use a small sieve. This is really for salt or possibly granulated sugar.
172100
I do not have the demensions but without the baskets in the fryer you should have no problem with the 8" funnel cakes.
1476023
Depends on how thick you roll it out. I've done two four layer 9" cakes. Hope that helps
466111
I think it would work well. It definitely world better than the baking chocolate I got from the grocery store!
612743
I don't see why not. That's actually a really great idea! For a quarter sheet cake or bigger, they would be perfect. They're plastic and easy to clean. Not super heavy and not super light either.
2174790
I wouldn't think so. The wells are shaped wide. If you put cake batter in it I think it would be the shape of a whoopee pie. However, this machine does get hotter than my cupcake machine does.
313547
Yes, perfect for nice square & sharp sheet cakes. Use mine all the time & love it!!!
948227
For decorating cakes it is perfect and can go fast but not like a clay or pottery wheel. It would not be for a long time either. It stops as soon as anything would touch it.
1081458
If you're talking about a pound cake per rack, I would be fine in endorsing this. Even up to 2 each rack, I'm sure it would be fine. The hooks on the back end are really sturdy. My only reservation for pound cakes, or any other cakes which may rise, would be a worry about clearance. I'll go set mine up and measure and then post a picture to the product.
1481291
Yes it can and it works very well. I cook mostly round cakes and i use this every time to level and make consistent layers.
1747493
I don't think it would work. The top will "crown" (like a cupcake) -- which you would need to slice off even in order to turn it over and make use of decorating the molded shape. I've seen molded pans that are for "tea cakes" and those pans are deeper than these pans. It makes great cookies though!