How large a doughor batter can this handle (how many pounds/cups of flour)?
326241
14 cups of flour or the amount of dough to knead 8 1/4 loaves of bread or blend batter for 13 dozen cookies.
326242
I've had 5 pounds of bread dough in a batch and it looked like it could handle more.
326243
8 pounds of flour. It might go more but we didn't try. It seemed that can't handle more but 8 works fine.
326244
I can't tell you in cups exactly but I can triple (easily) a normal cake recipe without a problem! I love my new mixer...I am a professional couture baker.
1882617
Three or four inches somewhere around there. I put flour in one an I can get a half cup measuring cup through the opening. Its a tight fit though.
1787737
I would say 2-3 ounces for each slot. But if making a higher density batter I would say 3-4 ounces. I hope this helps!
338830
About 14" long and 4" square. This will hold a one and a half pound loaf of bread (approx. 3 cups of flour). You can make a 2 pound loaf in it, but it will be quite dense--good for some breads. Just don't proof ("raise") your bread too much or it will squirt out the pan or even blow the lid off. Sorry for the long winded response, but just a tip: To proof your bread, put a pan of hot tap water (NOT NOT NOT boiling) in the bottom of an ice chest, place a cooling rack over that and put your bread on top of that. In 20 minutes or so, your loaf will be ready to bake.
2090672
It holds about three cups of pancake batter. It was hard to get an answer out of my husband, who LOVES it. He makes large pancakes and doesn't measure. He cakes six large (really) from 1 fill of the dispenser.
1463066
I measured the volume at a bit over 9 cups. It is smaller than normal bundt cake pans so I fill it about 2/3 full and bake the rest of the batter in a small pan. Makes a beautiful cake!
832924
Mine worked beautifully. Probably depends somewhat on how much batter is in the cup. I am very satisfied with the baking results I have had
2007853
Found the mixer to work great w/cookie dough but it may struggle some w/heavy bread dough. Love the product. JP Jr.
1300017
All my recipes are different but, most of them (using 5-6 cups flour) make 2 nice loaves in these 1.5 lb. pans. I prefer bigger loaves for sandwich making.
940288
Hmmm... one lb for sure. Maybe a one and a half lb without the lid. Check out the King Arthur flour website for recipes.
1100783
not sure how much flour the larger one holds. I use the middle one for sugar, and it holds about 4-lbs. the smaller one I use for coffee, but not exactly sure if how much. the larger one I use as a cookie canister. I hope this helps :-)
1002729
Hello, Alli. The bag says that a "serving size" is 1/4 cup (2 oz.). There are 42.5 ounces in the bag. A little over 5 cups, if I calculate correctly. This flour is expensive, and so I use it carefully. I make pie crust, biscuits, and sugar cookies with it. It is milled so fine that it feels like regular flour between your fingers. I can actually roll out a pie crust on a floured dough board, flip it over my rolling pin and put in the a pie pan without breaking it to shreds, as I have often done with other GF flours.
481199
never checked, but big enough for two nice size waffles....the recipe I use is from Jamie Oliver with baking soda, but I halve it to make about 7 waffles....hope that's a decent answer for you! oh....and I add pearl sugar on top of the dough before baking it....kind of a Belgium/Liege idea
147424
yes. However, I don't own one anymore. I sent it back. The recipes where all messed up, and won't get another until they correct that issue. For example in the 1/2 lb recipe calls for 3 cups of flour. really??
1097991
I'm not sure what your question is - are you asking if they can hold that much? I can put a 5lb bag of flour in mine with a little room left at the top, definitely nothing more than that.
1922528
I use mine for sugar for which it holds 5 lbs pretty comfortably. As for flour, I am not certain I'm afraid.
1362775
Not sure exactly how many cups of batter it holds, but I have baked an Old Fashioned Cream Cheese pound cake that yields approximately 7 cups of batter. There is plenty of room for the cake to rise and bake completely. There is still clearance at top of pan. This pan is more than ample for your baking needs.