Have you used for filling deviled eggs? How is the size?
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I don't use scoops to fill eggs, I use a pastry bag with a large star tip. I would imagine this scoop would be a little small, but you could use the next size up in scoops and that would be a better choice. Hope this helps.
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Love, my cooker-have filled it full & made deviled eggs-How nice to put them on & not have to watch them-cooker signals when done.
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I would say something in between. I just checked one of mine-- they hold precisely 2 fluid ounces brimming full. They are a little more shallow than a standard cupcake foil -- they are a hair shy of 1 inch deep and 2.75 inches across (not including the lip). They are like mini aluminum pie pans. (I used mine for mini custards for kindergarteners, and they were great for that.)
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I use a teaspoon amount of filling (cheese, mushroom, etc). Found several nice recipes by googling 'mushroom ravioli filling' etc.
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about 1 and 1/2 inch to 2 . I use it for deviled eggs and they did not touch the top. hope this helps
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0.66 (or 20ml) using water to fill level with the top. I wouldn't recomend filling that far. When baking brownies/cakes I "fill" with 10ml. I can freeze about 15ml (1/2 OZ) of baby food or juice without making a huge mess.
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I use the middle sized Pampered Chef scoop which is about 1 1/2" but do not fill it real full. The smallest scooper seems a little small. This is for a stiffer muffin dough. I have not yet made a thinner cake batter in these.
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I would guess 9x6x2. If u imagined a cardboard egg carton cut off last 4 and added them to side plus a small handle u would be good, great for cooler or camper fridge. Ours is packed away for winter with camping items or I would physically measure it. We had no problem with large eggs getting cracked ever, jumbo would not fit
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This is my favorite tool for "dicing" hard boiled eggs for egg salad. (You can put 4-6 whole hard boiled eggs in a bowl and just have at it until you have them the size dice you want. Since I'm using it to make sandwiches, I tend to dice the whites fairly small.) Then I switch over to a spoonula to mix in the curry powder, sweet pickle relish and mayo (just so I can scrape the sides and bottom of the bowl and get everything well blended.)
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No. I've only used it to fill cupcakes. Can you use this for deviled eggs? Yes, BUT this wouldn't be my first choice. This is an awesome tool, but it's not made of super industrial-strength plastic and the egg filling is thicker and heavier than cupcake cream so I'm not too sure if that plastic plunger would hold up very long. A regular pastry bag or cookie press may work better for deviled eggs . Although this small-size injector is much easier to handle (& clean!) than the bag or press, it means that you'll have to refill it after 2 or 3 eggs.
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Juli -i own two of them , i fill them about 3/4 full ( maybe a tad more )-one of these pans handles a box of muffin mix -Ive noticed that if you put a bit more in each ( like if you add fruit to the mix etc -they round over like the muffins at the fancy smancy muffins you buy - but i suggest you spray them with canola oil - and they will fall our easily -they are fantastic muffin pans -no need for those crummy paper inserts
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Hello Angela, I just love the egg container it hold 24 devil eggs, and if you get more than one they snap together. Tammy
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I used mine as candy fillers for baby shower favors. I placed jolly ranhcers, skittles, and mints in mine and all three fit with no problems. I hope this helps!
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They will accomodate a large egg., i tried jumbo eggs, but they did not fit.
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Haven't tried but it absolutely holds X-Large eggs (that's all we buy). The XL fill up the entire cavity. To poach them, you put 1/2 teaspoon of water in the cavity, poke the egg with a fork a bunch so it doesn't explod, and then add another 1/2 teaspoon of water. If I had to guess, a jumbo may be too much with the teaspoon of water too.
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Yes, and jumbos as well, though they're a bit tight. My egg farm also has a size called Super Jumbo, and these strain the capacity of the container. I like it.
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I have and they turned out great! I put them in the cooker when I went to bed and set the timer to be ready when I woke up. They were fully cooked but not mushy. One note is that you aren't supposed to use any dairy if you are setting the timer, so I made mine only with water and added a touch of cream when I ate them.