how much volume do they have? how many cups of liquid does on muffin whole hold if you filled it completely to the top?
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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
1737429
It would be nice to tell you I knew but these were gifts at Christmas for the bakers in the family.
1737430
One section holds 2/3 cup of liquid when filled to the top. I love to use them to make frozen desserts. I can pop out one serving at a time.
1737431
2/3 cup per muffin hole. the whole pan will hold 6 x 2/3 cup or 12/3 cup or 4 cups total. That is level full.
1332388
I just filled one. It was about 3/4 of a cup of liquid. I am very happy with them!
1933048
Filled to the top 1 1/2 cups/ 12 ounces. Filled to a reasonable level if it is liquid that you don't want to boil over... half of that (3/4 cup / 6 ounces). For a solid it would hold 1 cup/8 ounces comfortably.
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Hi Anita, The most cups I have done (comfortably) is about 5 (flour) and most recipes call for 3-5 cups of flour. The pan does say it can go to 10-12 cups but I'm assuming when not using self-rising or all-purpose flour. With 5 cups, my cakes rise to the top (that's why I indicated "comfortably" because anything more you might have spillage).
1109819
Not much, 3-4 cups, tops, probably less than 4 cups, ours had a bad switch so we sent it back. But the company was great about refunds. SO we upgraded to a larger teapot.Hope that helps. Good company!
72961
They are standard muffin size. Although I never put them in the muffin tin. They stand up once filled and I put them on a cookie sheet to cook.
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I can't understand why people insist on NOT answering these questions. The 6" Wilton Excelle Elite Springform Pan is filled about 1 inch deep when you put 2 cups of liquid in it, and about 2 inches deep with 4 cups liquid. Since most batters "poof up" when you bake them, 4 cups (maybe 5 cups???) is probably about as much as you'd want to try to put in this pan.
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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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all I can say is that mine are like small cupcake size. 2 bite size cupcakes or brownies. You fill them half way for muffins...and slightly more than 1/2 way for cake or brownies....you can get larger ones too. Not sure what size you ordered
603752
I measured and to make it full, it took 2 cups of water. I love them for leftovers or the rest of the can of soup etc. and discardedall my plastic containers.
1498661
I purchased this toaster/convection for my mother in law. I unfortunately have no idea how many muffins and your question about the convection/bake. Sorry for not being able to answer!
1573199
I can't tell you the precise diameter, but volume wise it holds double the amount of the standard 12 cup muffin tins. I use mine to cook individual meat loaves and quiches etc. if you were to use it for muffins it would hold a full recipe and make jumbo size muffins!
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It holds 6oz liquid measure. I made large muffins in this pan and used about 3/4 cup dough. I love these pans- never sticks. Hope this helps.
1677923
Hello, I am so sorry but I cannot tell you exactly how many cups this pan holds but I will tell you that I use it often for my pound cake which is a rather voluminous batter. I use a Kitchenaid mixer and the bowl is almost full of batter! This is a great pan and nothing overflows from the top! It cooks evenly, produces a nice brown "crust" and is a cinch to clean! I heartily recommend this pan!
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Because I'm fussy about exactness I used a 1 cup liquid measure. This pan holds 12 cups of liquid (water) at it's absolute maximum fill - meaning it comes all the way to the top of the center tube as well as the side walls. (I did this measurement twice to be sure.) I would suggest not using more than 9-10 cups of anything that will swell. It would probably hold 10-11 cups total of Jello (including any additions like pineapple, etc) since I don't think Jello swells as it sets. 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 just measured some water. They hold 10oz. Of coffee with room for a hit of cream :)