Can I set a specific portion size, for example 10 grams to fill 10 gram mould cavities?
316579
No. You control the portion based on how long you hold the trigger. The funnel comes with 3 nozzles though so you can also control to an extent how much/fast your filling flows but you can't preset a specific numeric amount to come out with each pull of the trigger.
316580
There are markings on the funnel, 50ml to 1100ml. So if you wanted 10 grams you might have to measure out the amount first
316581
Yes, but if you want to be super exact you'd have to fill the funnel with 10g, then use it to fill your mould, then refill with another 10g and so on. But it's pretty easy to just eyeball that kind of amount. I just put enough for several and eyeball the amounts.
1710190
I molded an object with a volume of 37 ounces but it took a set and 1/4 of another set of these bottles. Safe bet that if you have a model with a displacement greater than the one I did, you need two sets. Some find the simplest way is to pour rice around your model then pour the rice into measuring cups to get a better idea of how much. The hollow mold that I made was about 11.5 inches high and 4 inches in diameter with a width of 1 inch on the sides and bottom of the mold. So.. to encapsulate a volume of 37 ounces with enough material so that the mold was free standing it was a set and 1/4 of silicone at the least. My mold did not have a top though, with a top, it would have been a set and a half, no question about it.
706780
This particular mold is 1 in. across 1 in. deep and holds 1 1/2 tsp it is not very rigid so it's difficult to put in chocolate to coat and dump the excess out put in the filling and top again with chocolate So I use this for chocolate's with chopped nuts or other goodies mixed into the chocolate.I'm very pleased with it!
49539
10 oz is accurate with perhaps one additional oz if you want to fill it to rim.
1126265
I would recommend the small size for individual portions. (Sorry this response is not timely!)
1206146
I followed the instructions that were included, there are several sizes. I filled mine about half full and then repeated , hope this helps.
570892
A 5lb bag of flour or a 10lb bag of sugar will fit in the container. The bags are the same size, just the weight of the substance is different. I hope that helps.
1072618
Make a full capacity batch Pour into a measuring cup and divide that amount by 1.5. As a "cup" is 1.5 oz
512806
There is a adjustment knob that you can control how much food is dispersed.You should be able to cut it back enough to disperse a 1/8 cup.
1426612
Each cavity holds approx. .25 oz of course if you are baking you don't want to completely fill them .
1944383
You can make smaller amounts with this one. I made delicious coconut milk ice "cream" and the container was less than half full with the recipe I used. Turned out like chocolate soft serve- DELISH!
2012063
Yes, the cavity size is 8 ounces. But the cavity should only be filled no more than 3/4 full with cake batter.
1604174
Don't roll out the dough, just pinch off enough to fill each cavity and press down. I make an organic dough from trial and error....works great and the treat portions are perfect.
1241121
Yes there is. Very easy to change the amount of fill. just use a scoop of some sort to avoid making a mess.
2208992
for me I used a recipe for a 10" mold. and I distributed it in the three 4" ones.
2154707
You could get close to that number but the number of pellets will vary. What I do is change the slot space and hit the feed buttton over a paper on the table and keep repeating the process till I get the desired amount.
126863
Then you need a volumetric cylinder. You can calculate the volume from the mass if you know the density.