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A lot of the recipes suggest that!BethCooks4U said:I use the medium scoop to fill it - neat and quick. If I forget to pack the med. scoop, I use the small bamboo spoon. I was surprised by your use of a ziplock bag. I can't imagine how that would not be totally messy and extra work but then we all do what we are comfortable with.
wadesgirl said:A lot of the recipes suggest that!
I never thought of the medium scoop!
BethCooks4U said:I've seen recipes suggest the ziplock to put the recipe in to pipe it onto whatever you're making but I haven't noticed instructions to fill a zip lock to fill the EAD.
ShellBeach said:The large one works OK, too. So does a spoon. Just curious, what recipes say to fill it using a ziplock bag? That IS wasteful of both time & ziplocks!
I'm just asking because I've only ever seen the medium scoop mentioned in recipes. A scoop is easier than a spoon for some mixtures. If its really gooey, the nudge from the scoop makes it fall down into the EAD easier than pushing it with your finger off a spoon.
To load the frosting into the Easy Accent (R) Decorator, first remove the plunger from the barrel. Then, spoon your desired frosting into the barrel and replace the plunger. Make sure the plunger is pushed down all the way before using the decorator.
Yes, the Easy Accent (R) Decorator can be used for both sweet and savory dishes. It is great for filling deviled eggs, decorating mashed potatoes, and more.
To adjust the size of the frosting tip, simply twist the tip of the decorator to the desired size. The smaller the opening, the finer the details of your design will be.
Yes, you can use the Easy Accent (R) Decorator with a piping bag. Simply insert the decorator into the piping bag and fill the bag with frosting. This allows for easier and more precise filling of the decorator.
To clean the Easy Accent (R) Decorator, first disassemble all parts. Rinse the barrel, plunger, and tips with warm water and soap. For tougher residues, use a small brush to clean the tips. Let all parts dry before reassembling.