Dr Oetker's Super Cook Silver Balls Reviews

Dr Oetker's  Super Cook Silver Balls Baking & Ingredients

Product Type: Dr Oetker's Baking & Ingredients

Newest Review: ... for new ways to decorate cakes and biscuits, and came across these in Sainsbury's. The silver balls are rock solid and ... more

 ... quite heavy - I found they sunk into chocolate coated biscuits almost immediately, but worked really well on buttercream cupcakes. I would say that if you are using them on anything flat like biscuits, add a touck of buttercream / icing to the bottom of them to act as glue, as just pressing them into the biscuit doesn't hold them well enough. Taste wise they don't really add anything - they just taste sweet rather than having a particular flavour - kind of like eating a sugar cube, but the same can be said for most ca...more

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CheekyCharlie08
Dr Oetker's Super Cook Silver Balls: You've Heard Of Golden Balls..... Now Here's SILVER Balls! (420 words)
by - written on 26/02/10 (Very useful, 38 readings)
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It's been so cold, wet and WHITE in Birmingham this winter that we've been stuck in the house a lot. Some of you know I'm spending my gap year looking after my 2 year old sister so my mum could go back to work and it's been fun but on the days that we can't go to the park or shops I get stuck for ideas of things for her to do. We hit on cooking after she had a wicked time decorating biscuits at playgroup one day and now a couple of times a week we'll make some biscuits or fairy cakes. I started buying these Silver Balls from Super Cook when I was looking for things to decorate some Xmas biscuits we made and my sister loves using them now so I've been getting ...  Read the complete review

jellybaby167
SILVER DECORATIONS FOR BAKING (495 words)
by - written on 19/01/10 (Very useful, 39 readings)
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I have used the Supercook silver decoration balls lots of times and this is my review. I do a lot of baking and always have but always at Christmas time it is my busiest time for baking. The Supercook silver balls are an item I always keep in my baking box as they are very good for decorating items I have baked. The balls can be eaten and are perfectly safe. I would not give them to very young kids though just because they can be very hard and they might hurt there teeth when eating them. They are tiny silver coloured balls that can be used to decorate items like cakes and cookies and they are very easy to use. There is not a ...  Read the complete review

moo2moo
Dr Oetker's Super Cook Silver Balls: Suck on these silver shiny balls (603 words)
by - written on 14/10/09, updated on  14/10/09 (Very useful, 67 readings)
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I was up unhumanly early this morning thanks to a late night lunch box retireval mission which also yielded a whole heap of letters from school including a reminder that today is my youngest daughters class cake sale. Eek. Having baked two dozen fairy cakes at some point around midnight I'd lost the will to live and left icing them until this morning hence the need to get up ridiculously early so that the icing had time to set. My six year old kitchen assistant, who for some bizarre reason actually likes getting up super duper early and was in charge of the decorationg fest, decreed that all cakes would be pink and sparkly. The pink parts easy, add a bit of ...  Read the complete review

i_am_joy
Make your baking stand out from the crowd (566 words)
by - written on 27/07/09, updated on  27/07/09 (Very useful, 157 readings)
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My ten year old granddaughter has inherited my love of baking, although being a typical girly girl she does tend to want to pretty everything up as much as possible. For this reason I always make sure I have a tub of Super Cook Silver Balls in the pantry as they are so versatile that she can add them to most things we decide to cook. These are basically tiny little sugar balls with no real flavour of their own, they are simply designed to be an edible decoration. You get absolutely loads of these little silver balls in each tub, I have tried other brands but always return to Super Cook as the texture and lack of flavour in the balls is perfect for the kind ...  Read the complete review

leighsady
Dr Oetker's Super Cook Silver Balls: Super Balls. (399 words)
by - written on 20/03/09 (Very useful, 159 readings)
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Dr Oetker / Super Cook's Silver Balls What are they? ************ Sugar silver balls used in decorating cakes, biscuits buns and desserts. Special Features? ************* These are tiny little silver balls made from sugar but covered with silver colouring. They contain no hydrogenated fats, artificial colours, artificial flavours, artificial sweetners or any artificial preseratives. What do I think of them? ******************* I really like using these for decorating, something silver and shiny just to add a bit of extra sparkle. My mum hates them as they remind her of metal and I suppose they ...  Read the complete review

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