Guys can you post home ingridients and recipies on how to make own wafters? I wanted to make some. Thanks !
In reply to Post #1
You can use a proprietary base mix and add cork dust to achieve the buoyancy you require (hook size will dictate the amount you add), I also add a bit of egg albumin to toughen the skins. Its a bit of trial and error but worth it.
Michael
You can use a proprietary base mix and add cork dust to achieve the buoyancy you require (hook size will dictate the amount you add), I also add a bit of egg albumin to toughen the skins. Its a bit of trial and error but worth it.
Michael
In reply to Post #1
What bait companies do you have in Poland, that sell air ball type/bright dye pop up mixes?
You could experiment with the ratios, by cutting one of these mixes with a mix of dense, and binding ingredients like semolina and soya flour.
What bait companies do you have in Poland, that sell air ball type/bright dye pop up mixes?
You could experiment with the ratios, by cutting one of these mixes with a mix of dense, and binding ingredients like semolina and soya flour.
In reply to Post #3
Great ! Thanks mates !
Great ! Thanks mates !
In reply to Post #4
A ratio of approx 1 to 4 works well for wafters. This may change depending upon your base mix ingredients.
Air dry them well and coat with glycerine a couple of times to preserve them if your not putting preservatives in the mix.
If you air dry them well after coating in glycerine a couple of times they will last well.
A ratio of approx 1 to 4 works well for wafters. This may change depending upon your base mix ingredients.
Air dry them well and coat with glycerine a couple of times to preserve them if your not putting preservatives in the mix.
If you air dry them well after coating in glycerine a couple of times they will last well.