what is the diameter of the cookies dough before baking.
1753137
It varies with the extrusion plate, and there are two settings for dough amount. I'd say most are about 1.25 inches before baking.
1753138
It will depend on what size you make the cookies. There are two sizes, small and large. The diameter of the cylinder is 1 7/8". The die plate you choose will also determine what you get. It appears that the largest die plate is 1 1/4", but they do vary. I measured a couple of the round shape plates in particular. I like the cookies to look nice, so I use the smaller size. They hold the shape the best, and look marvelous. Hopes this helps.
1262240
They are small ... the largest one is 1.5" L x 1/2 to 3/4 " W , these are not for making cookies (well you can they'll just be reallllly small) I love them for decorating my cakes - pies - even cookies nicely made
1323815
diameter 2-3/4" which would fall in the medium category I would guess. The height depends on the amount of batter used when filling the tin.
1660057
The cookie sheet, which is the largest thing in the set, is about 7x9 3/4". I bought pre-prepared dough and let my granddaughter roll it out and cut shapes with the cookie cutters, then I did the baking part in my regular oven. I don't know the dimensions of an Easy Bake Oven, but I hope this helps.
1260544
Each cookie opening measures 2" long X 1" wide X 1/2" deep. These measurements are before cooking and rising of dough.
1885280
The outside dimensions are 12x12x12, so the inside dimensions are the same, minus about a 16th of an inch (or a little less, maybe 1/32?) for the thickness of the metal. If you just figure its one cubic foot you're going to be fine. You can find ten inch square bake-ware (muffin tins, cookie sheet, cake pan) on Amazon.com pretty easy. The bake-ware is actually usually on the same page as the oven if you scroll down.
987236
I am sorry but I have never done an exact measurement. I just mix the batter and go.
1949116
Go their website and look at the FAQ section. I got batter capacities and baking info there.
210977
Fourteen inches in diameter. Made out of Aluminum, will not rust or corrode. Oil them a bit with PAM or olive oil, wipe them down and lay your dough on them to bake. I run the oven at 500+ degrees F. No warpage, no problem.Good Day
2259249
you can bake cookies make sure you bought the right size to fit your baking pan.
1022708
The opening for the dough is about 5 1/2 inches but the dough comes out a little closer to 5 inches.
1049386
I've only used the 2 tsp (smallest) size. It makes cookies that are 2 inches wide. (Or 2 inches, if the dough is stiff enough not to spread as much.) I doubt if my information is all that helpful, but good luck.
1601703
The cookies themselves are about 1 in. The "frosting" is only slightly smaller than that. Those are the smallest pieces of the set.
2081276
8 inches in diameter and 3 inches high. Be certain to add lots of flour the first time you use them and have a very stiff dough. I made the mistake of a too soft dough and it all stuck and was hard to get the dough out of the cracks. It holds a bread recipe of 3 cups of flour very nicely. Good luck.
190915
I gave these as a gift, so don't have them in front of me to check. Can't swear they're 3 inches, but they are not "small." The cookies would be in the ballpark as the size of a regular cookie (as in a chocolate chip cookie or an oatmeal cookie). Hope that helps!
1931418
The cookie cutters are 2-1/2 inches in height. Depending on the recipe, the dough may rise and spread do different degrees resulting in larger cookies.
440330
Hi, I love this item, if you simply scroll down completely on the listing, there should be all measurements there. The cookie comes out the size of a regular macaroon.