What Product Dimensions means? How 'big' are cookies? What is the width? Diameter? Thank you.
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The cookies can be 1 1/2 to 2 inches in diameter at the widest or tallest part. Usually a batch makes 5-6 dozen.
1752276
Depending on which mold you are using.. approximately 1 1/2 to 2" x 1/2 to 3/4 of an inch
1752277
It depends on the mold you use and how much dough you squeeze. I made Christmas cookies and they were approximately 1 1/2" to 2" x 3/4" to 1". I used the star mold for cheese straws and it worked perfectly.
1752278
I did not use it to make cookies, but to stuff jalapeno peppers for a bar-b-que.
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It depends on the tip you are using. And it also depends on how much dough you squeeze out. I have a cookie recipe that you are supposed to take a small portion and roll into a small log shape. I just use a round tip, squeeze out into a long snake and cut into the small lengths, about 1 1/2 inches. Another tip for you-make sure your cookie sheet is cold, otherwise the dough won't stick and your cookies will start to spread out and lose shape before they even get in the oven. I use a couple of sheets and when I take one out of the oven and remove cookies I set it outside (in the winter) and bring a cold one in. It depends on the tip you are using. And it also depends on how much dough you squeeze out. I have a cookie recipe that you are supposed to take a small portion and roll into a small log shape. I just use a round tip, squeeze out into a long snake and cut into the small lengths, about 1 1/2 inches. Another tip for you-make sure your cookie sheet is cold, otherwise the dough won't stick and your cookies will start to spread out and lose shape before they even get in the oven. I use a couple of sheets and when I take one out of the oven and remove cookies I set it outside (in the winter) and... » Read More It depends on the tip you are using. And it also depends on how much dough you squeeze out. I have a cookie recipe that you are supposed to take a small portion and roll into a small log shape. I just use a round tip, squeeze out into a long snake and cut into the small lengths, about 1 1/2 inches. Another tip for you-make sure your cookie sheet is cold, otherwise the dough won't stick and your cookies will start to spread out and lose shape before they even get in the oven. I use a couple of sheets and when I take one out of the oven and remove cookies I set it outside (in the winter) and bring a cold one in. « Show Less
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Its about 10 or 12 inches. An 8x8 baking pan fits perfectly inside it. So far I have used the 8x8 to make cookies and cinnamon rolls. We also have put things on top in a baking dish to keep warm.
1090010
They are regular sized possibly a bit bigger. I don't use mine for baking so i can't say. I use them to make wax melts. I have another set though for baking and I washed them before usage and had zero issues. These are thick silicone and made well.
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Hi, look up each one individually (they're sold that way, too), where the width and depth details are provided. Says the look-up, each one is 4.7 inches wide and 9.5 inches deep. Stacked together as shown as a set, they're 10.4 inches tall. Multiply the width, 4.7, by three to get an idea of the stacked-together width. I gave them as a gift to my daughter for her first apartment, so they're not at hand to take measurements. She is quite pleased with the several sizes and compactness. FYI --I supplemented the set with several more in the larger sizes, for different kinds of flour and sugar.
114013
Diameter. They are huge and I find them a bit cumbersome for a meal. More for a platter of cookies or light things.
78601
This set makes small narrow cookies. They are 3 to 4 inch length and only 1 to 1.5 inch wide. I had trouble with the dough sticking in the narrow tails.
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.
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I've only used the 2 tsp (smallest) size. It makes cookies that are 2½ 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.
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It's not huge. The cookie would fit on a 3x 5 card. (it's about that big) It was big enough for me to frost and stripe with ease!
924015
It is very close to 1 7/8 inch. A liitle smaller than Wilton Cookie Pro discs. I can't find a cm measure, so I am no help. Sorry to not be much help.
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Oven Inside: 12.5 ",....Total Outside Width: 16.75",....Height: 10",....Depth: 11".. Hope it fits, because it's amazing...Try Chocolate Chip Cookies..simple & good..Ron
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Each letter is very small, like an old typewriter key, or a little bigger than these letters on the screen. As the cookie dough expands the letters get bigger. Perhaps around 1/4 of and inch. They don't look like much, but they work pretty well, looks a lot like the pictures. Hope this helps.
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90mm high by 70mm at widest. Cookie can be bigger than this, would need to cut around cutter to get cookie the same size
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There are 2 rimmed "cookie sheets" at 7.5" x 10.5". 1 baking pan about 1.5" deep and 7.5" x 10.5". Also 1 small round pan about 7.5" across. I love these pans because they fit into my counter top oven and are bigger than others I could find in stores.
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The large letters are 3.5" high and the smaller ones are 2.5" high. I measured them. I have the sizes in my review and I posted photos. My 2.5 year old grandson loves them and handles them easily. Haven't gotten around to making cookies yet!
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Most of mine were broken and crumbly when I got them, but the intact cookies are something like ~1.5 in x 1.5 in x .5 in thick. Possibly slightly smaller than that. I found they crumble apart rather than break in half.
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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.