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Wilton Candy Melts Candy Dipping Scoop
- Candy Melts candy takes care of all your dipping, dunking and drizzling needs
- Use Candy Melts candy for cake pops, cookies and molded candies with Wilton molds
There's no need to fumble when creating delicious candy-dipped creations with our specially-designed dipping scoop. The angled handle enables you to see your entire treat as it's dipped, and the wide slots of the stainless-steel slotted spoon keep treats stable. Great for turtles, petit fours, or even dipped pretzels.
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Sweet DippingTo add visual interest with minimal fuss to dipped treats, drizzle a contrasting color of candy or roll in sprinkles before the candy sets. Try sugar pearls fir a fancy bridal shower, or bright, happy confetti for birthday parties. |
Candy-Coated CreativityNeed to add a pop of color to a sweets table? Just place a half-dozen wafers of assorted candy into a disposable decorating bag, melt and pipe into a candy mold. Place the entire assortment in a candy dish, or use them to top off frosted cupcakes. |
Candy Melts ToolsThe Candy Melts Melting Pot heats your candy to the perfect temperature for dipping and dunking your favorite sweet and savory snack foods. The silicone insert has two spouts for easy pouring for making molded candies and more! |
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Pretty great.I find dipping to be the most trying part of the candy-making process, especially if I don't have someone lending me an extra set of hands (or if the person helping me isn't that attentive or skillful, which happens).Standard candy dipping tools have always seemed too small to me. I bought one or two sets of dipping tools (typically they come with a tool that has two prongs and a tool with a round loop that is only good for holding balled candies).I thought about using one of those Asian spider skimmer/strainer things, but it was so busy with all the metal wire (and so it had too many places for chocolate to get stuck) and was still bigger than I wanted.This little tool is basically exactly what I wanted before I even knew it existed. Simple design with only a few rods to hold/catch the candy, allowing as much chocolate as possible to pass through the openings. If you'd asked me to design a candy-dipping tool, I'd have probably sat down and sketched this item. Exactly what I was needing to make dipping easier.
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Pretty great.
I find dipping to be the most trying part of the candy-making process, especially if I don't have someone lending me an extra set of hands (or if the person helping me isn't that attentive or skillful, which happens).
Standard candy dipping tools have always seemed too small to me. I bought one or two sets of dipping tools (typically they come with a tool that has two prongs and a tool with a round loop that is only good for holding balled candies).
I thought about using one of those Asian spider skimmer/strainer things, but it was so busy with all the metal wire (and so it had too many places for chocolate to get stuck) and was still bigger than I wanted.
This little tool is basically exactly what I wanted before I even knew it existed. Simple design with only a few rods to hold/catch the candy, allowing as much chocolate as possible to pass through the openings. If you'd asked me to design a candy-dipping tool, I'd have probably sat down and sketched this item. Exactly what I was needing to make dipping easier.
I find dipping to be the most trying part of the candy-making process, especially if I don't have someone lending me an extra set of hands (or if the person helping me isn't that attentive or skillful, which happens).
Standard candy dipping tools have always seemed too small to me. I bought one or two sets of dipping tools (typically they come with a tool that has two prongs and a tool with a round loop that is only good for holding balled candies).
I thought about using one of those Asian spider skimmer/strainer things, but it was so busy with all the metal wire (and so it had too many places for chocolate to get stuck) and was still bigger than I wanted.
This little tool is basically exactly what I wanted before I even knew it existed. Simple design with only a few rods to hold/catch the candy, allowing as much chocolate as possible to pass through the openings. If you'd asked me to design a candy-dipping tool, I'd have probably sat down and sketched this item. Exactly what I was needing to make dipping easier.
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