what size egg does this mold use?
900345
I use large eggs; sometimes a bit squishes out the sides, but it doesn't affect the finished product. You could probably use medium, but def not extra large.
900346
Large eggs. Medium will look like a flattened blob with light impression of the faces. Definitely not cute.
2182620
These eggs are 2.5" which are the standard size. Please note that I can only speak for the sku that our company ships (according to reviews, seems some have not been sent the correct item).
87187
The mold measures 3 7/8 inches, but my popsicles I measured were 3 1/4 to 3 1/2 inches long. They are very difficult to get out of the mold so I don't fill them to the very top, and I lose a little from the hot water used to get them out of the mold. What will you be using them for?
760898
wider at the top, 2" bottom/2.75" top. I freeze baby food, seems to work well for this, but the material is thin. I have other molds that are much thicker.
2182621
rather small. the smallest I've ever seen plastic eggs - but I don't know the exact dimensions.
967897
I put a about a 1/4 of a cup in each and it worked fine. Makes fancy cupcakes and you will love these molds.
2147222
That's all I've used since I got the thing for Christmas. Just make sure you get the unit hot before pouring in the eggs, and don't go crazy with the amounts. Just use the equivalent of one egg. For Egg Beaters that's 1/4 cup.
43172
I would guess 9x6x2. If u imagined a cardboard egg carton cut off last 4 and added them to side plus a small handle u would be good, great for cooler or camper fridge. Ours is packed away for winter with camping items or I would physically measure it. We had no problem with large eggs getting cracked ever, jumbo would not fit
553983
I usually put about 1/2 an inch. You dont need much. The steam is what poaches the eggs. Make sure it is boiling before you put the egg carrier on top.
1752276
Depending on which mold you are using.. approximately 1 1/2 to 2" x 1/2 to 3/4 of an inch
103241
I just used whatever eggs were in the fridge ... and it worked fine. So I guess "size does not matter" :)
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2-3/4 inches, when we have large eggs they fit, even our duck eggs fit snugly... Hope that helps...
203290
it is half a shell, can use to make a whole, one side at a time. the egg is 8 inches tall and 5 1/2 wide
608323
The standard small eggs that are about the size of a large real edible egg size, it won't, I tried. They all have tails that make them a little too long. If you went with a bigger sized egg, the ones that are 3 1/2" tip to tip, no problem.
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I have no idea. I've only used it for the cake recipe provided on the packaging. If you are trying to use it as a mold for chocolates, I would think it is much too large and probably wouldn't come out easily. Good luck!
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I bought the large mold and it is pretty small. Not even large enough for one box of regular cake mix. I think the small mold would be too small. I bought this mold because I used to purchase the lamb cake from Tate's bakery in Southampton. I got the recipe from them online for their coconut cake. It came out so good, people are offering to buy the lamb cake from me next Easter. I would recommend the large mold.
967898
approx. 1/2 cup, although you may not wish to fill the molds completely with batter for baking. it is a wonderful mold.