Does Mmf Mean...

Decorating By KayMc Updated 17 May 2010 , 12:22pm by Texas_Rose

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KayMc Posted 17 May 2010 , 1:15am
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For mini marshmallows: does this mean the regular small marshmallows you can buy in a grocery store, or the super tiny (less than pea sized) marshmallows I saw in a candy-making section of a candy store?

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aprilblack Posted 17 May 2010 , 1:36am
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it means the smaller ones in the grocery store.

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catlharper Posted 17 May 2010 , 2:05am
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I use any size marshmallows and it still works.

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leily Posted 17 May 2010 , 2:30am
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MM just means Marshmallow. You can use the big ones or the little ones (or even the flavored ones). As long as you are going to the total ounces or cups the recipe calls for you'll be ok.

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dalis4joe Posted 17 May 2010 , 7:31am
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it means... the ones on sale.... hehehehe

I also use large ones or mini ones.... they both work

hth

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Texas_Rose Posted 17 May 2010 , 12:22pm
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Originally Posted by dalis4joe

it means... the ones on sale.... hehehehe



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I use the bigger ones because that's all I can find in the 16 oz bags and they work fine.

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