You knead to know this! How to create perfect baked treats using a Nurofen syringe
- The Nurofen syringe has been used an alternative utensil to fill baked goods
- Australian bakers have used the item to stuff donuts and top biscuits with jam
- The hack has been used as a clean alternative to using spoons or piping bags
Australian bakers have been using the syringe which comes with bottles of Nurofen to inject fillings and top food.
The orange dispenser, which comes with all Nurofen for Kids bottles, has been used to stuff donuts with Nutella and top biscuits with jam.
The hack, which has been raved about on Facebook pages for bakers, is seen as an alternative to piping bags or spoons.
Australian bakers have been using a Nurofen syringe as a clean and easy solution to stuff and top food
The orange dispenser, which comes with all Nurofen for Kids bottles, has been used to stuff donuts with Nutella and top biscuits with jam
To use the oral syringe, push the plunger all the way down and dip the bottom tip into a filling.
Slowly pull the plunger up to create suction, before pushing it down again to dispense the contents.
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A woman named Emma shared a video of her filling the syringe with jam, before filling biscuits on the Budgeting, Food, Stockpiling, Savings Ideas, Life Help Australia Facebook page.
She also shared a photo 'injecting' lemon curd into her donuts on the Kmart Pie Maker Recipes, Tips and Ideas Australia Facebook page.
Another baker, Simone, also shared a photo her using the syringe to stuff Nutella in donuts.
The Nurofen syringe previously became a viral sensation after a woman revealed she used the item as a 'first aid hack'.
She used the suction in the tube to help remove 'splinters, tiny shards of glass and bee sting venom in a quick, non-invasive, painless way'.
Another baker, Simone, also shared a photo her using the syringe to stuff Nutella in donuts
