The thread centers around participants sharing their experiences and tips for filling the Pampered Chef decorator bottle set, particularly when dealing with thicker frosting. Various methods and tools are discussed to ease the process.
Views differ on the best method for filling the decorator bottles, with no clear consensus on a single preferred technique. Some participants advocate for specific tools while others share alternative methods.
Participants share personal experiences and suggestions based on their interactions with customers and their own use of the decorator bottle set.
Consultants and users of the decorator bottle set may find the shared experiences and tips relevant to their own challenges with filling the bottles.
because she couldn't get the icing in them. (Not MY customer...obviously someone didn't tell them about product satisfaction/guarantees) At NC, I wrote down the product suggestion on that paper they had in the hall-of-products. Wouldn't hurt to email them the suggestion too!
esavvymom said:Michelle- Ginger....use those items to get the icing IN the bottles, or are you just suggesting she uses something else entirely for the icing?
I had a customer tell me she threw her bottles away
The Decorator Bottle Set from Pampered Chef is a collection of bottles designed for decorating and drizzling sauces, dressings, and oils on dishes. They can be used for creative presentations in cooking and baking, making it easy to add visual appeal to your meals.
To fill your Decorator Bottles without mess, use a funnel to guide the liquid into the bottle. You can also pour slowly to control the flow and avoid spills. If you're filling with thicker substances, consider warming them slightly to make pouring easier.
Yes, the Decorator Bottle Set is designed to handle both hot and cold liquids. However, be cautious with very hot liquids, as they may cause the plastic to warp or become difficult to handle. Always allow hot liquids to cool slightly before filling the bottles.
The Decorator Bottle Set works well with a variety of liquids, including sauces, dressings, oils, and even melted chocolate. For best results, ensure that the liquids are not too thick, as this can clog the nozzle and make dispensing difficult.
To clean your Decorator Bottles, disassemble the parts and wash them in warm, soapy water. You can also place them in the top rack of the dishwasher for a thorough clean. Make sure to rinse well to remove any soap residue before reusing.
But I can see your point. BUT, if they are looking at it for kids, then the kids definitely would do it. Dunno. I haven't even tried my DBS yet.