I played with my new Sugar Veil last night with mixed results. The Sugar Veil product is waaay cool. Totally flexible when dry. Tastes decent too--mostly just sweet.
However the Sugar Veil machine is quite a disappointment. It appears to be an acquarium pump, syringles (label DB like you'd get from the drugstore) and other parts I recognized from here and there. It's a great idea that appears to have been cobbled together from readily available parts with a big price tag slapped on it. All in all its a little cheesy.
I guess I'm spoiled by the professional nature of my Agbay. Yes a totally different product, but from another "cottage industry."
OK, so now my question. How the H___ do you get the Sugar Veil product into the syringes? I tried spooning it in, using a piping bag, shaking it. How do you do it?
I know you said you tried a piping bag and didn't have much success - but that is what I do. I put a plastic piping bag in a tall coffee mug, wrap the edges down, pour in the sugarveil, snip a tiny hole at the end of the bag, insert into the syringe and squeeze. It fills up fine. I then will close off the rest of the sugarveil in the bag with a safety clip.
Sorry to hear you don't like the dispenser - I really love using mine for all kinds of things (e.g. chocolate, RI, etc...). I'm not very experienced at using a piping bag for fine lines so maybe that's why I like the dispenser.
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