How many cups of melted chocolate does each pot hold?
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It holds approx 1 to 1 1/2 cups. I melt a little at a time. It seems to melt faster that way.
899339
It's packed away, so I can't access it right now, but I'm thinking about 1 cup. Once you get going and the chocolate reaches optimal temperature, added chocolate melts almost immediately (as long as you don't dump in a large amount at once.)
899340
I would say start with a cup and as they melt, you can add more. I usually use the Wilton candy disks. I love this melting pot. It works great. It just melts the candy and doesn't get hot enough to ruin the candies.
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I got six bags of chocolate squares in my order. The squares are about 2" square, and there were, I don't know, 15-20 in each bag I guess. I really didn't get a lot of time to look at them . . . my wife loves them and they disappeared quickly!
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Our office runs a small chocolate fountain - to get it to run it takes about 4 lbs for it to flow like it should. 4 lbs of chocolate feed about 20 in our office on one fountain - and that is with us standing around eating it and socializing. As long as you follow the microwave directions it shouldn't matter if it is accidently melted in transport - using 50 percent heat at 2 min x2 is what it took to melt it and it ran smoothly through the machine.
516265
I think there could be 50 or so. They are the best chocolate candy combo ever. The best caramel and when salted, the best candy I've ever had. Definitely worth buying.
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I don't use a microwave oven to melt chocolate it is to easy to burn the chocolateI use the Wilton Chocolate Pro Electric Melting Pot that is available on Amazon
36402
Not sure. We always use the full amount, and reuse the chocolate that is left over. Just store it in an airtight container and don't refrigerate.
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I have melted chocolate in the bags but not mething really hot. I don't know if you could hold on to the bag if something were that warm.
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I'd say three quarts. My son made my mom's recipe using two 9x12 cake pans. To see if the pot would hold the same amount, we filled the two cake pans with water and emptied them into the pot. I just did that again, and it came out to 3 quarts. Hope this helps.
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You put water in the bottem the pot with holes in the middle if you want to steamed vegetables those are the only two pots that you use if you want to melt something like chocolate then you use all three parts water on the bottom holes in the middle and you put your chocolate on the top pot
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Been a while since I used it. I am guessing about 6-8. I know it does not hold a lot because I had a party of 10 people and had to use it about 3 different times to warm tortillas. I did not want then mashed in there. Each person had between 1.5 & 2 tortillas for each person. (3 times * 6 tortillas =18 warmed). Sounds about right.
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I'd have to count again but it is either 26 or 28 cupcakes total. Works like a dream unless you want candles in the cupcakes. The tiers are a little too close together to get a candle in every one.
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Depends on how chocolatey you want it. My family of 5 likes it rich...so we got about 10 mugs out of it. Regular size but not huge mugs. If you don't like it "mucho chocolatey" you should get more.
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Each of the pots is a bit more than 2 quarts.Number of servings depends on what you are cooking.
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I am sorry that I don't keep track--they do require A LOT of chocolate--more than the small molds, but they are always such a big hit!!. I am still perfecting the process since I am experimenting with EXACTLY how much chocolate to put in each mold because last time, the chocolate was too thick on top. I filled it about 1/2-2/3 full. It takes practice, but I then decorate the top with a squiggle of chocolate. The good thing is you can just make 1 or 2 for experiment purposes. I THINK the bark chocolate (white or chocolate sold at Wal-mart, etc) is a better deal if you are making a lot. Sorry I could not be more helpful! I am sorry that I don't keep track--they do require A LOT of chocolate--more than the small molds, but they are always such a big hit!!. I am still perfecting the process since I am experimenting with EXACTLY how much chocolate to put in each mold because last time, the chocolate was too thick on top. I filled it about 1/2-2/3 full. It takes practice, but I then decorate the top with a squiggle of chocolate. The good thing is you can just make 1 or 2 for experiment purposes. I THINK the bark chocolate (white or chocolate sold at Wal-mart, etc) is a better deal if you are making a lot. Sorry... » Read More I am sorry that I don't keep track--they do require A LOT of chocolate--more than the small molds, but they are always such a big hit!!. I am still perfecting the process since I am experimenting with EXACTLY how much chocolate to put in each mold because last time, the chocolate was too thick on top. I filled it about 1/2-2/3 full. It takes practice, but I then decorate the top with a squiggle of chocolate. The good thing is you can just make 1 or 2 for experiment purposes. I THINK the bark chocolate (white or chocolate sold at Wal-mart, etc) is a better deal if you are making a lot. Sorry I could not be more helpful! « Show Less
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I don't have an exact number but I can tell you that there are alot of pieces in this particular sized tin. If you love chocolates and toffees, this is a big treat for you and your friends.
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Ann: The spring pan holds 1.6 cups + or -. I do not bake cakes, only pies. I hope this helps.
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I'm sorry, I don't know. I had this sent to my granddaughter directly. I would imagine four of the little cups...