I am wondering how big these cakes are. Does the pan take a whole cake mix? I see they are 3 inches tall, what is the diameter of the base?
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I think the diameter is the same width as a regular cup cake tin but I'm not sure because I got it for a friend. Also, just know that the tiers aren't super defined so sometimes it's a little hard to tell. That's about all I know, hope I helped at least a little :)
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Takes about 3/4 of the cake mix! I wasn't too happy with the texture of the pan tho it scratches easily & is very hard to clean!
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They are rather small -- approx 3x3 with the top tier only being a little more than 1 inch on the top. It doesn't use a full box of mix. I got it for kids bday party so they could decorate their own. Grease the pan well and put a piece of non stick parchment in the bottom so it doesn't stick and tear the top tier off. Kids had a blast.
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I would assume 1 cake mix should fill all 6 but every cake mix is different. The base is also 3inches in diameter. I highly recommend this pan although due to its shape, you need to be careful not to overbake. Good luck :)
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I used a regular size cake pan. 13x9 approximately and it fit w a little room to spare. Turned out great. Hope that is helpful! Good luck!
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4.5 inches tall by 3 3/4 wide. I did not have one baked on hand but measured inside the pan that I have that has four (I did not have the pan that has two on hand but they are the same) I saw other measurements and knew they were not right. These are the right measurements.
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The cake balls are about an inch in diameter. One thing I've noticed: make sure you don't over fill them especially in the center of the pan. I've used scratch ingredients and pre-packaged cake mix for these and the pre-packaged seems to puff up a lot more. If you over-fill the center cups, you'll have to do some trimming because the balls will all look like Saturn. :)
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You can put a cake 4 inches tall (this includes cake + icing) You might be able to squeeze in a cake about 5 inches if there's no icing at all.
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I bought the 3-inch because I wanted taller layers without having to create a cuff at the top with parchment. I love the look of the cakes with the 3-inch tall size. Just be sure to get a recipe for this height. I used them for a wedding cake and it was beautiful! I found great pointers for the amount of batter to use for 3" tall pans online.
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I'm not sure, but would say 7-8 inches, possibly a bit taller. It easily accommodates a cake mix.
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Yoy can make the cake as small as you want. The largest I was able to make is just over 5" in diameter.
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Yes, they are approx. 4.12 inches round and approx. 2.25 inches tall. Examples can be viewed at The Drunken Bundt Cakery http://thedrunkenbundtcakery.com/personal-bundt-cakes-c-6.html
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Hi Mary, I Would look at the other answers for the diameter. I was pleased with the size of the bundts that came out. It's been a while but they seemed to be a little bigger than a cup cake. I Sprayed them well with Pam and floured them and got a perfect result. I think you will enjoy this pan. I hope this helped. If not please let me know.
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Swirl cakes - 3 3/4" in diameter, larger than a regular cupcake which is 2"
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Hi Laura, The Cakes are about the size of golf balls good luck Thanks -John
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Using a tape measure and my pans, I get 8 1/4" for the inside bottom and 8 3/4" for the inside top (It's only a 9" at the top if you add the lip to the measure). The inside bottom edge is a bit rounded -- hard to explain. Somebody else might say that the inside bottom is a little wider than my measure (closer to 8 1/2" if you measure to where the side is more straight than rounded). But the pan does angle out slightly from bottom to top. I haven't found that to be a problem for my cakes. If you get these, one tip is to be sure you press down as you spin the lever. Otherwise you'll remove some of the cake bottom.
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HI- this is Ruthy from The Handy House. These popular lovely creations are about 3 3/4" in diameter and I would say 20% larger than a nice sized cupcake. Hope this helps!
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hard to say exactly the size of the bowl. I can make a standard size cake in it with no problem. It seems to be deeper than it is wide. I really like the two separate motors that spin the bowl the opposite direction from the beaters so that batter always gets mixed well. Hope that helps.
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The bottom part of the pan in about 20 inches around at the widest part. (About the size of small plate) When you assemble the cake it is about 8" high.
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Hello Mary, I would say the diameter of these mini-cakes are larger than a regular muffin. I would liken them more to a large breafast muffin about 3-3/4" in diameter and about 2" high. I served some to my co-workers this week and one cake served 2 people. Hope this helps:-)