Could someone please answer me diameter of those four pie molds either in centimeters or inches? Thanks!
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I bought this for my son. He said they are 4-4 1/2 inches. Hope this help you. BTY: He has made a lot of pies and he's experimented with some of his own ideas.
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Hi Leo C. I think the diameter is about 9 centimeters (3.5 inches) each one. Hope the info works well for you :)
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approximately 3 1/2 inches for the pie mold and for the pastry cutter it is 3 3/4"
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when I measure the actual pie maker, the lid size is 4.5 inches across, and the top of the pie shell you fill is 3.5 inches, narrowing down at the base, without lids, the pies are like a muffin tin size, if that helps
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They are about 4 1/2 inches in diameter. They work quite well for candy. No one had any problem using them over the holidays.
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Use a standard 9 inch pie pan. However, only one mini pie will fit in the center of the pie tin while baking. It would also fit into a 7 inch mini pie tin. When formed, the mini pie is about 4.5 inches across.
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You've probably already made your purchase by now (or not). The following are all internal measures which is probably what you want: * Base diameter at bottom: 9.25 inches * Base diameter at top: 11 inches * Base height: ~ 1 inch * Top diameter: 11 inches * Top height: 3 inchesBoth our pie plates fit with easy. You should be able to place a 9 inch diameter, 4 inch cake in the plate without problem.
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I didn't get the "fluted" but the "round" cutters. The entire set (11) comes in a tin a little over 3" diameter. The smallest is probably 3/4 inch diameter. So the size increments are quite small. I gave them to my daughter who is delighted as they all fit compactly in the container, and yet a great variety to choose from. Rolled edge on the top rims so no cutting your fingers, either.
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Diameter is 3 3/4". I love the set. However, just an FYI as they are very delicate, one of the rims was slightly chipped, not seen but felt. I liked the set so much I did not send back. With delicacy comes fragility.
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I would say medium/large; each mold has a diameter of 3.5 inches and a depth down to .75 inches. The exact final product will depend on how full each mold is and the rise of the donut based on the recipe. Cheers!
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Hello La Verdad. The pans are five inches in diameter INCLUDING THE OUTER RING. They are actually 4.5 inch in diameter measuring the actual inner rim dimension of the pan. The sides are just over two inches (maybe 2 1/8") from the bottom of the pans to the top of the pan. The bottom of the pan is 3 inches in diameter. Perhaps not quite as big as a Marie Callender large chicken pie pan but very nearly. I make meat pies with them all the time and I feel they are more than ample - if not actually BIG. Hope this helps. --CT
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These pans are the size of the pie tins we used to get when you bought a pot pie years ago, maybe a bit bigger. Since I don't have them here at home (they are at school where I teach cooking to my special ed class) I am trying to remember. They are really nice pans. I like them a lot! Trudy Hope this helps.
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It's like the size of a hamburger. I used them to put slices of cake & pie in and they fit perfectly...!!!
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Heloise - I dont actually know the exact size.. but approx 4" 1/2(11.5cm) and say 3 3/4" (9.5cm) - my first order came without the cutting rings; that was corrected once I notified the supplier. Makes great pies/.
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Measurements already shown. This past July I baked +60 Apple Pies for a party we were having. Pies release easily because of the clever disk in the bottom. After baking, all you need to do is apply equal pressure to the disk and pies pop right out! I also have the cheesecake pans and the principals are the same. Wonderful products!
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I measured 5" across, including the lip for crust, lip is somewhere between 1/4 and 1/2 " in width all the way around, but it is wavy so not that easy to measure. Again depending on which point you measure hight is between 1 1/4 and 1 1/2. I find them the perfect size for an individual pie, single or double crust, however they may be too small for a Mans appetite unless serving with sides.
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Hi Angela, I don't have the mold in front of me but they are on the larger side. I was hoping they were smaller so I could use them on cupcakes but they are too big for that. I would say they are close to 21/2"- 3". Hope that helps!
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There are 3 identical roses in the silicone mold. I believe that each rose is approx 2" I'm not exactly sure but it's pretty close. I purchased this but never used it. I found one I liked better "Cup Cake Top Three Rosebuds Mold by Karen Davies". It is available at Global Sugar Art. I used it to decorate cupcakes for my daughter's bridal shower. Hope this helps
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I suggest the Pie Pan by Chicago sold on Amazon for 21.25 called The Chicago Metallic Non-Stick Cup Pie set. The diameter of each mini pie is 4 1/4 inches, and the diameter of the Norpro 1042 Lattice Mini Pie Mold is about that size. So it'll be a pretty good fit. If however you don't want to use this pan, You can purchase Mini individual pie pans at places like Sur La Tabla and Williams Sonoma. Hope this helps answer your question.