what is texas about this? Looking for texas shapes looks like a regular muffin pan
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The description is in regard to the jumbo size--You know, "Big like the state of Texas!" It does not refer to the shape.
891952
Texas sized, not Texas shaped. I hope you're kidding about about your question.
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These pans are meant for baking so you won't get a nice, puffy, crispy golden shell from these pans. I have baked the tortillas dry, brushed oil on them and have sprayed them with pretty much the same results each time. But we prefer the lower calorie/fat from baking them dry.If you are looking for the tortillas to be how restaurants serve taco salads in, you'll need to fry the tortillas and these pans aren't the proper equipment for that. There are metal wire molds available out there for frying tortillas. I'd probably check kitchen stores and restaurant supply companies for them and you'll need a deep fryer, tall pot or even a turkey fryer. And lots of oil. These pans are meant for baking so you won't get a nice, puffy, crispy golden shell from these pans. I have baked the tortillas dry, brushed oil on them and have sprayed them with pretty much the same results each time. But we prefer the lower calorie/fat from baking them dry.If you are looking for the tortillas to be how restaurants serve taco salads in, you'll need to fry the tortillas and these pans aren't the proper equipment for that. There are metal wire molds available out there for frying tortillas. I'd probably check kitchen stores and restaurant... » Read More These pans are meant for baking so you won't get a nice, puffy, crispy golden shell from these pans. I have baked the tortillas dry, brushed oil on them and have sprayed them with pretty much the same results each time. But we prefer the lower calorie/fat from baking them dry.If you are looking for the tortillas to be how restaurants serve taco salads in, you'll need to fry the tortillas and these pans aren't the proper equipment for that. There are metal wire molds available out there for frying tortillas. I'd probably check kitchen stores and restaurant supply companies for them and you'll need a deep fryer, tall pot or even a turkey fryer. And lots of oil. « Show Less
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i was wondering the same thing. i am going to try to make some almond flour biscuits and need a muffin top pan but the one i wanted is no longer available so i was wondering about the whoopie pans. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BZSmYPPo_Qg
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What shape is the loaf when it comes out? I don't want one with a tall loaf....I want it to look like a standard loaf pan.
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Just saw your question then saw some Giant Muffin Cups by Norpro here on Amazon.....
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These are standard muffin tins. I really like mine. My daughter has oversized ones, but the liners are hard to find.
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No they're not. I bought them thinking that they were. So, now I'm stuck with just another "muffin" pan! I was looking for the ones that are straight "up & down"---I think those are the French ones, not easy to find & probably more expensive.
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The bottom is bigger than a standard size muffin. I also would think when you fill the cup up it won't hold up outside the pan, they are pretty thin.
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I do not know exactly. You might have some batter left over but that can be used to make muffins. I do enjoy te pans.
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They are very small letter perhaps on a large enough cupcake. Also depends how much muffintop you have for added width. Good luck!
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They are the shape of Hello Kitty. If you go to the following link you should be able to see a picture of it. Hello Kitty Pancake Maker - Pink (APP-61209)
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It's the regular size muffin pan. And the steel is thick and strudy. There's no need to worry about it bending or getting bent.
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It is oval. Is great for cooking roast and chicken. I us it all the time. Make great southwest chicken. Use boneless, skinless breast, can cream of cheddar and can of rotilleo (can not remember correct spelling) tomatoes with chili. cook on high for 4 hours, can use many ways including on a roll for sandwich. I made a good choice with this one
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The sides are straight, the corners are curved, The cups are just like normal muffin cups, smaller at the bottom, larger in diameter at the top.
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The food is very small but in different shapes.Some are almost round, some look like the letter T or Y, some are almost square. I know the shapes sound crazy but that's the best way I can describe it. I hope this helps!
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Sorry, Arlene ... we don't have this here since this was part of a gift for someone ... we'll ask the user when they get back from vacation and re-post in early November. It LOOKED like a standard muffin tin size, however. (And they love it)
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Hey Pam, I'm not sure if Amazon will let me print the address here but I'll try .. Click on www.facebook.com/ILoveCupcakes2014 , if you cannot see this URL is also on the packaging that your muffin tin came in .. Just type the URL on the packaging and that will take you to the recipes page .. Hope that helps and great to hear your biscuits came out well ..