melt down the mini marshmallows and make it into a big one.
Use the same amount of marshmallows, weight-for-weight. (Not volume-for-volume).
Kellogg's original recipe calls for 4 cups of mini-marshmallows. See the link below for their recipe.
It depends on the size of the package.
Jumbo, or Extra-Large eggs weigh 71-73g depending on the country of sale; large eggs weigh 63-73g, so you should use seven large eggs to approximate six jumbo eggs.
Graham CrackerThe traditional method uses graham crackers. I like to use the little Shortbread cookies that already have the chocolate on them. Less messy. Recipe below in the Related Links section.
Elephant is a jumbo size animal
At my house I have a jumbo pencil
Measurement converters are a great tool to have when baking a recipe. Often a recipe will call for grams or ounces and one must convert this to cups. Many cook books have a section within which includes a converter. Convert Me is a great online tool which one can use to convert different measurements.
It depends on what you want to freeze and how much you add into it. Solid things are already frozen so food colouring doesn't affect them. Things that have the same freezing temperature as food colouring will not be affected, but things that have a different freezing temperature may be affected only a little depending on how much you add.
Yes -- they can and do. They can even catch marshmallows! Note that I refer to marshmallows you buy in the store -- not the 200 year old recipe using real marsh mallow plants. However, marshmallows are almost all sugar, so use them in moderation, and prepare for an active puppy.
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Mini marshmallows are not a standard size. Go with what looks like a good approximation depending on the size that you have. Alternatively, try to find out the weight of 32 full size marshmallows, and use the same weight of mini marshmallows.
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