Hi, Will the size of one of these work to scoop filling for ravioli? Thanks!
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Depends on the size of your raviloi. The small one might work but you might want to use a melon baller.
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It depends on the size of the cupcake batter. This will make a medium size ball of cookie dough, cupcake batter might be a little runny for this and these might be too small. It seems like this is the wrong tool for the job. It would scoop more efficiently than a spoon, less efficiently than a ladle.
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I didn't realize there were different sizes. Mine isn't huge, but also not small. I tried a huge one while in Norway and that worked well. Too small and it will take longer to scoop.
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I would not use it that way; too deep and narrow. I would use a 6 quart Cambro (round or square) with lid - far easier to clean and will hold more.
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I use mine for canned goods and I can fit an average size can of soup on the bottom. Anything taker than that will not fit.
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If you have a big plastic bag, I suppose you couldget the end of the scooper to fit inside a bag. Best to use the smaller scoop if you want to fit scoop end inside a bag. I think just carry the poop in the scoop til you get home or get to a drain
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The opening is 5.5 inches wide at its widest point. The scoop is about 4.5 inches wide. My observation is that this opening will indeed be too small for many scoops, and it seems very clear that the scoop that comes with the unit is custom-made for the unit. I found the small size of the scoop a bit of an adjustment, but now it's perfectly fine for me. This of course is a matter of personal preference. Good luck with whatever you decide to do. I am still absolutely sold on this product.
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Definitely bowl shaped but not a deep one, perhaps a drop in depth of 1/2-3/4 inch. I find it ideal for scooping and straining. Very comfortable and the bowl is well designed. Strongly recommend
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I think the shape is more like a canelle. The cookie scoops have a release and this does not, so not much better than using a spoon. So I wouldn't buy it for that purpose. As said, great ice cream scoop!
1587047
Yes, the biggest one - we use ours for flour - can fit a one cup measuring cup to scoop out.
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I've opened family sized cans of ravioli/beefaroni just fine. gallon or larger sized cans I've not tried. This is the most durable/tuffest can opener I've encountered so I see no reason why it shouldn't work. If in doubt and can opener breaks a good blow torch or electric bandsaw will get er done! Little pun there.
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If you're alluding to using the insert as a strainer, the openings in the basket's bottom are 1/4" wide, and the side openings are 5/8" tall. Just about any cooked pasta would slip out when drained. If you're thinking about using this pot for linguine, et al., the lower portion of the sticks would have to soften and make some room before the uppers could meet the water. The result might be a compromise in doneness. You've asked a good question -- I might try my pot for spaghetti next time.
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A little small for a side dish, although not impossible. I use them for pasta Bowles and salads. They could also be used for larger portions of soup.
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There are so many different fillings you can use. Ground meats, a varity of cheeses, veggies or a combination of the above. The amount of filling would be about a 1 Tbsp per ravioli.
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I just tried mine on pickle size cucumbers (which is what I wanted it for) and it works great, but they're too thin. Only about 1/16 inch, so sadly, I'm going to send it back and get one of the adjustables. If you were going to make potato chips and wanted things thin, this works great and it's all they said it would be, from what I can see.
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Yes, we always use it to make ravioli. It works perfectly. Just make sure to moisten the edges before crimping.
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I use it to feed my small breed(poodle size) food is 1/4". Will work with any size smaller and up to 1/2" size. A little complicated to set up. My dogs learns how to get food out with ther paws. I modified with a longer tube and fixed the problem