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Step 6Removing the garden support 'core'.
Carefully remove the core (the twisted garden support) from the horn. It will take patience, some careful twisting, and possibly some shouted impolite words.
The best way to do it is whatever works best for you. The base of the garden support can be gripped with a pair of pliers while the outer shell is carefully twisted a few times to loosen it. Eventually the garden support will come out. The baking paper will probably follow it out, in a long curly ‘ringlet’. It’s not a big problem if some baking paper gets stuck inside the horn – a few more shouted impolite words, and a bit of tweaking with a long piece of wire or curtain wire should get the rest out. If the paper’s near the tip or the base, and you can see it, use a pair of needle-nose pliers to pull it out.
The best way to do it is whatever works best for you. The base of the garden support can be gripped with a pair of pliers while the outer shell is carefully twisted a few times to loosen it. Eventually the garden support will come out. The baking paper will probably follow it out, in a long curly ‘ringlet’. It’s not a big problem if some baking paper gets stuck inside the horn – a few more shouted impolite words, and a bit of tweaking with a long piece of wire or curtain wire should get the rest out. If the paper’s near the tip or the base, and you can see it, use a pair of needle-nose pliers to pull it out.
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