Cookie press syringe

Girls, Metaltex is very convenient to wash, it is made of very high-quality plastic, the dough does not stick to it, it moves easily, slips, does not climb into the cracks. And the dough does not dry on the plastic, it washes in a second. No burrs anywhere, very smooth surface. It's like a stainless steel saucepan, if there is a good grinding, then it is washed perfectly (I have a favorite Amet), but there is another grinding, and you cannot wipe everything off.

The syringe is very stable and can be stored while standing, but the shelf height is needed at least 37 cm, I could not find a suitable one. But in the subject they wrote about a pencil case, I planned to buy it for storing the press.

[dopleta]

dopleta, that is, is it more convenient to work with Metaltex?



Girls, and there is still a question. Can I work with a syringe with a custard dough? Conveniently?

For me, yes. True, I didn't have it, but Zenker, bought in Italy.

I've had Formx for several years now, and I grab onto it whenever possible. Eclairs, profiteroles, minced meat, varied cream, even muffin dough, not to mention, of course, cookies. I love. Before that, my Teskom's syringe broke down almost immediately. After reading the forum, I wanted to order Metallex, but so far there has been no need. It always seems to me that there are never too many convenient gadgets ...

Before that, my Teskom's syringe broke down almost immediately.

My Teskomovsky almost immediately broke down

even muffin dough

That is, do you dose it or pour the dough into molds or how to use it for muffins?

not to mention cookies, of course.

For baking, I have the original Marcato.
And for

Eclairs, profiteroles, minced meat, various cream,

probably all the same Formex because of the volume is more suitable than Metaltex.

probably all the same Formex because of the volume is more suitable than Metaltex.

Quite right. I also have Formex, and Marcato is the cookie brand.

[Martina @]

Martina @, how did you end up with the replacement of Metaltex? I got it today, a new one, without any markdown, and it's also a problem like yours, an empty one clicks perfectly, but doesn't want to with a test ... apparently I'll have to return it. It's a shame!

[Tata74]

Tata74, did not see the question. I took the money until I plan to buy Metaltex. I look after Ali, there are inexpensive, 500 rubles, but I'm afraid for the quality. Girls, what do you say for the Chinese "but name"?

I also wanted to write, I made the first dough from the instructions on margarine, it was not pressed at all, and immediately followed by Domashnee without eggs on the spread, it snapped out perfectly and settled, not counting the additional pressure with the piston + keys.

[Martina @]

Martina @Thank you very much for your feedback! At first I wanted to change it to the same one, but now I think to try another one to look after. I need to reread the topic again)

[Martina @]

Girls, what do you say for the Chinese "but name"?

Martina @, but how lucky: I took a copy of Marcato on Ozone called "AnyWears confectionery syringe, with nozzles and press wheels" - it works well, no worse than Metaltex, and outwardly not to find fault. I also consider him "but name" - instead of the inscription "Marcato" on such anything can be scribbled. Then it cost only 375 rubles, that's just over.

[lady inna]

lady inna, thank you very much, I will boldly look for analogs for purchase.

Girls, thank you all! I decided on the choice in favor of Formex. The decisive factor was still its size. One dressing is enough just for a baking sheet. Previously, you had to fill the syringe twice.I baked a triple portion of Bakinsky's kurabye like a machine gun. Tomorrow I will test on choux pastry.

Girls! Does anyone have an electric press?

Girls who have a Marcato syringe worth buying or not? I want to buy on ebay, but I doubt it. I also saw the Gefu syringe. I choose from two.

[Viky_sik]

Viky_sik, Victoria, I have Marcato. A great. I rarely use it, but when I use it, I get great pleasure. It is very easy to work with him.