How large are the cookies? Can you make ice cream sandwiches?
1740201
You could, but they would be a mini size ice cream sandwich which would be great for a small child
1740202
Probably too small and too crispy for ice cream sandwiches. These cookies are perfect for a recipe called "ice box cake." Google it - kids will love it.
1740203
They are about two inches wide, they are kind of a harder cookie. They are thin. They are often used to make a pie crust similar to a graham cracker crust. You could possible use them to make a small ice cream sandwich. They have good flavor.
1740204
The cookies are 2 inches wide, and as thin as a soda cracker. They might work for mini ice cream sandwiches. I'd soften the ice cream a bit, then make the sandwich, then put them in the freezer real fast to firm up. Trying to make them with firmly frozen ice cream would be tough, because they're really kinda fragile. That's why they work so well with whipped cream.
1740205
Only if you wanted sandwiches that are pretty small, a little less than three inches in diameter. A perfect size for very young kids. With regard to taste, you couldn't do better. One other minor problem is that they break easily. That is why they are so good for pie crusts. Good Luck. Leslie S
1740206
Approx. Vanilla wafer sized. They would be small ice cream sandwiches, which wouldn't be bad.
1740207
They are too crispy to hold up. About 2 1/2 inches in diameter. Would be outstanding broken up in a bowl of ice cream.
1740208
there slightly smaller than you might want them, maybe about 3 x 3.....not bad for 'mini- ice-cream sandwiches'
1740209
Not really, tiny but maybe mini-ice cream sandwiches really. They are also v fragile and may break too easily. I just made the best ice box cake with them in a snap. It was delicious!!
503641
It's 11 1/2" x 8 1/2". You can make 2 sandwiches at once. I use this a lot. Especially good with Artisan breads
2075191
They can get easily cut sandwiches but would take forever since they are very small. They are around an inch and a half big.
1686361
The pans are approx 9" x 7" (smaller than I had expected). But they work well, producing cake balls that are about the size of a doughnut hole. I can bake 4 pans (on a large cookie sheet) in my oven at one time. One tip is to only fill the outer mold holes on each tray for the first batch, then only the inner molds the second time. Otherwise, the inner 6 molds on each tray don't seem to get enough heat to fully rise.
2221737
They are exactly 12 7/8" by 17", and could easily be cut to fit a smaller pan. They work great for cookies, which is what I purchased them for. They also work great for roasted potatoes/onions, which when baked with oil on the pan make a crusty mess. Easy cleanup if you use these. I highly recommend. I just let the liner fold up if I use in on a slightly smaller pan, fyi.
1485494
There are three, 1 1/2 inches, 1 7/8 inches and 2 3/8 inches wide. I love mine. They work great for scooping cookie batter or putting batter in cup cake liners without making a mess. They would not work for ice cream. Hope they work for you, The small spoons are more like little toys, I gave them to my grand daughters to play tea party with. The small spoons are not metal.
1659915
It is about 5 x 6...that is just an estimate as I don't have them in front of me. I am able to make a good size chicken breast sandwich and squeeze it into the bag. They really do work well, the bread gets really nice and crispy and the chicken is warmed perfectly.
1968328
15"x 11" is the largest of my cookie sheets that fit. My largest sheet won't fit- However, you can make a 12 muffin pan of cupcakes and a 13"x9" cake and a medium roaster. It's not quite an oven- but it's definitely more than a regular counter top toaster oven.
229582
I have not made cookies with this pan but had thought about. I make soft sandwich buns that are made with a poured batter using this pan. It works well. The wells are about 3" across. The height of a cookie would be about the same as those oversized soft cookies sold in bakeries.
1950541
Dear Ronald, Thank you for your inquiry. I have provided the sizes you requested they are as follows: Two 10-Inch by 15-Inch Cookie Pans with Drop Zones; Two 9-Inch Round Cake Pans; 9-Inch by 13-Inch Cake Pan; 12-Cup Muffin Pan. Thank you for allowing us to be of service to you. Tonia D. Consumer Relations
2269408
The circles are just slightly larger (in width and depth) than an Oreo cookie. (I used this mold to make chocolate-covered Oreos.)
1520432
They are probably 3-4 inches long. They are the size you would get from say Baskin Robbins to taste test ice cream.
1868988
It depends on how big you want your cookies and how much butter/shortening is in your receipe. I love the large one because it usually makes a cookie about 3-3 1/2 inches across. This size is also great for making meat balls.
991384
Even the smallest scoop makes an average size cookie. The largest is an ice cream scoop. Unless your making really large ravioli, the smallest might even be too big.
1894207
That is exactly what I used thme for. maybe 2 to 3 inches at the top. I had to double them up when I baked them but that was because I used a cookie crust recipie and the crust would have folded in while baking. I highly recommend them.
1394869
I gave it 2 my mom 4 xmas, but I asked her. She said it would wor for dough but it would make large cookies. She measured about how much she gets when used 4 ice cream & it makes about a 1/4 cup.
2162994
Sandwiches? I didn't get no stinkin' sandwiches with these cookie cutters. The cookie cutters work just fine. I've cut cookie dough, bread and cheese with them and the look just like marine creature shapes.