Re: Yippee! The most bestest applicator yet!

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Posted by Rupal on August 7, 2001 at 03:00:51:

In reply to: Yippee! The most bestest applicator yet! posted by Lauren on August 6, 2001 at 22:48:39:

That's actually quite a good idea, but I definitely love cones but
often get frustrated with problems with the holes.

How did your paste come out in triangles with a cone? Sometimes that
happens to me when I've used it too much and worn out the plastic,
but usually I get very consistent flow. Is the plastic you use not
firm enough or is it b/c carrot bags create a seam?

If you can't get good plastic and ever want to try cones without a
pastry tip, another good material to use for cones are those Winton
paper cone sheets - you can roll a cone from them and fill them right
up. The only downside is that they are _way_ temporary and can
really only be used for about 1/2-1 hour, but I once used them
as "teaching cones" in a workshop because I didn't want to waste my
good plastic.

Hmm . .. actually these types of cones tended to have
more "triangular" flow than my plastic ones, but I definitely liked
using them when I didn't want to use up the good stuff.

~Rupal

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: That's actually quite a good idea, but I definitely love cones but : often get frustrated with problems with the holes. : : How did your paste come out in triangles with a cone? Sometimes that : happens to me when I've used it too much and worn out the plastic, : but usually I get very consistent flow. Is the plastic you use not : firm enough or is it b/c carrot bags create a seam? : : If you can't get good plastic and ever want to try cones without a : pastry tip, another good material to use for cones are those Winton : paper cone sheets - you can roll a cone from them and fill them right : up. The only downside is that they are _way_ temporary and can : really only be used for about 1/2-1 hour, but I once used them : as "teaching cones" in a workshop because I didn't want to waste my : good plastic. : : Hmm . .. actually these types of cones tended to have : more "triangular" flow than my plastic ones, but I definitely liked : using them when I didn't want to use up the good stuff. : : ~Rupal
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