Description says"2 litre/ 9.5 pint/ 4.4lb capacity" but next to the picture it says "Capacity: 7 cups/1.65 litres (approximately 5 cups of batter)"?
897876
This pudding mold will hold 9.5 cups; however you won't want to fill it that full, as the pudding will expand as it cooks, and you need to leave room for that expansion. That being said, it will hold 5 to 6 cups of batter, and it really does come out of the pudding mold easily after it is cooked. I've used it to make a persimmon steamed pudding, steamed brown bread, as well as a spiced apple and fruit pudding for Christmas.
897877
I think the heft of batter and displacement of space makes the 5 cups of batter correct. It will easily accomodate 6 cups of water - but there's a big difference in weight. I like this cooker - but the lid is a little hard to set and remove. The old tried and true "hinged clip" was much easier for me.
897878
I generally keep it to 4 cups of batter, because all of my recipes swell a bit when cooked. Five might over flow the top if you encounter a lot of volume increase during cooking.
2012703
Mine's 6-cup. Both the title and the photo show 6-cup.I HIGHLY suspect that they've merged the comment section for both, which means we are ordering whatever the title is.
1174700
It holds about 2 cups, its the size of a soup bowl. It was larger than I expected.
1799053
Its a 9 cup-we had to return it and order the correct one fron a KitchenAid supplier.
1110619
Apparent false advertising aside (I never noticed that!), I exceed the max 1.7L by 1-2 cups typically with no issues.
2167185
Sorry i dont remember the capacity in liters I can make 6 recular cup or 12 small espresso cup
1843459
15 votes There are (6) 0.5 cups/118 mL, (6) 1.25 cups/296 mL, (3) 2 cups/473 mL, (4) 3 cups/710 mL, (3) 5 cups/1.2 L, (2) 7 cups/1.7 L, and (1) 9 cups/2.1 L. There are a total of 25 containers with lids. Nice quality - thick plastic.
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.
2142461
i think it's 1 pint. it says 0.5L on the bottom,so that would be half a liter,right?
105650
Oh funny! I long forgot I bought this for my son (and so did he, as I had to dig around the garden items in the shed to find it!). But I'm so happy to be of assistance here.When filled to its maximum capacity (almost spilling out), it holds nearly 900 mL or 3 and 2/3 cups or nearly a quart. Hope that helps!
604950
The capacity listed on the pot is 7.5 L or 7.9 Quarts. You can only fill to 2/3 capacity to allow proper functioning but we have never filled it more than 1/2 full.
290499
I put a cup and a half in it and it still has room to spare, two cups is prob about the max though. Def not more than 2.5
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.
781876
12 cup/51 oz or 1.5 liter; outside;: 7.25 h, 4.57 w dia at base, 4.75 dia at top lip, inside: 7.12 h, 4.4 dia
1376789
A liter is a little more than a quart. 4 cups per quart. So 4 cups per liter approximately times 5 liters. So the answer is approximately 20 cup ( slightly more).
987234
I'm not sure. I bought this for my husband, who loves it, but he doesn't measure. I will guess and say 3 cups of batter, but it'll depend on how thick your batter.
1318543
I believe its only 6 cups. I had a 10 previously and its definitely not that big.