Do you set it to a certain level for cupcakes/muffins to ensure they are all the same size? Just wondering how it works.
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Trust me , not worth the money! No setting. Just pull the lever and it's supposed to dispense. Cupcake batter was to thick. You'd need very thin thin batter for this thing to be worth your time. It's useless
1539850
I squeeze till its what the recipe called for. I dont think you can set it for a certian size
1539851
No, you fill it up and then hold it over the cupcake liners and squeeze the red handle...that opens the bottom and let the batter run out...you have to judge how full you want your cupcake liners and squeeze it the same amount of time for each one. I love mine...it is sooooooo easy to use...you can also use it for pancake and waffle batter...it works great!!!
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you just squeeze the handle and when you have enough in your holder let go of handle. i really like mine. i have used it for pancakes, to butter cupcakes, ( which are thicker). enjoy your..
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If you added a cup of batter to this cupcake mold, it would definitely overflow! This is jumbo sized and works great with a 1/2 cup of batter. They become 1 cup when baked. Look for extra jumbo cups, don't know if they exist though!
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No.. the tiers aren't wide enough to hold cupcakes in my opinion. you may end up getting frosting on the edges on the tier above. There are only 3 tiers and I don't think it will stand correctly if one tier is removed.
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Yes, it will make large muffins with low bases, maybe 3.5 inches in diameter and 1.25 inches high at the base. There is a chance the tops will touch, though, if the cups are filled 3/4 full and the tops swell out a lot. This is mostly designed for small cakes and burger buns, which rise more up and less out.
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I really don't know, I did full size cupcakes, mini ones it would hold a ton!
614895
I tried it for the first time with a simple baking powder batter and could not fill it with over a cup of batter. I think the yeasted recipe on the package might expand a bit more. I also poured the batter it in the middle, but maybe it makes more sense to try to fill each square individually?
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The product details says it holds 80-100 regular sized cupcakes and up to 135 mini cupcakes. I used it for 100 mini cupcakes and had plenty of room to spare. Keep in mind your frosting height though. If you like to pile it on then you might need to put the cupcakes closer to the edge of each level and that would limit the amount displayed.
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I use the smaller one in the regular size cupcakes. I haven't used the larger one yet. It would make a pretty big hole.
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You cannot place cupcakes under the bottom tier. This is huge and you will have plenty of room, believe me. I believe the bottom sits on the table (or surface,) Happy baking!
628954
It is for big cupcakes, I believe it also works for small ones. Este estante sirve para cupcakes grandes pero creo que tambien podría funcionar para cupcakes pequeños
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I used regular 2 1/2 in baking cups in them from habit and they fit normally actually I thik I over filled them I got 12 cupcakes from a 24 cupcake mix does that help?
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Possibly.... I would hold the spreader perfectly horizontal to the floor, press the button once to drop the sprinkles down into broadcaster, and then quickly turn the spreader 90 degrees to drop the sprinkles down on the (hopefully) very large cupcake (it is a "spreader" after all). Repeat this process for each cupcake and hope for the best. Or, after you drop the sprinkles into the "spreader" swing your arm (the one holding the spreader) back and forth over the cupcakes to distribute sprinkles as needed. Using either method it is not necessary to use the crank because it doesn't work anyway... Possibly.... I would hold the spreader perfectly horizontal to the floor, press the button once to drop the sprinkles down into broadcaster, and then quickly turn the spreader 90 degrees to drop the sprinkles down on the (hopefully) very large cupcake (it is a "spreader" after all). Repeat this process for each cupcake and hope for the best. Or, after you drop the sprinkles into the "spreader" swing your arm (the one holding the spreader) back and forth over the cupcakes to distribute sprinkles as needed. Using either method it is not necessary to use the crank because... » Read More Possibly.... I would hold the spreader perfectly horizontal to the floor, press the button once to drop the sprinkles down into broadcaster, and then quickly turn the spreader 90 degrees to drop the sprinkles down on the (hopefully) very large cupcake (it is a "spreader" after all). Repeat this process for each cupcake and hope for the best. Or, after you drop the sprinkles into the "spreader" swing your arm (the one holding the spreader) back and forth over the cupcakes to distribute sprinkles as needed. Using either method it is not necessary to use the crank because it doesn't work anyway... « Show Less
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First off, I love my snap 'n stack. We are big pot luck people and I carry my cupcakes a lot. It definitely can hold 2 - 9X13 cakes decorated and 24 cupcakes decorated. I even had pumpkin toothpicks and they cleared the cover. The cover on top has a little dome to it. You really have about 3 1/2" of clearance to put a cupcake into one cupcake holder. The bottom however, is shorter. There is only about 2 3/4" clearance once the cupcake is in place. The cupcake holder is 1/2" high, so when that is removed for a 9X13 cake, it adds more clearance too. When carrying only one container, the handle top works on both halves. Hope this is helpful.
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Using ALL the tiers the mfr says it holds 100 regular size cupcakes, 200 mini-cupcakes. I found that that means if they are sqooshed close together; I like to leave some space between them and therefore put less on than that. You can also put tissue paper in coordinating colors under the cupcakes - looks nice. I really recommend this stand - use it all the time!
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it has an insert with a whole in the center to place the cupcake... I found that if you brought the insert to the top of the box and put the cupcake in it and then gently push it down with something long... I used a wooden stick for cabob that worked best.
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Yes...you can also fit another dozen or so under the bottom layer if you run out of space. Kinda confusing because it says mini...so you think mini cupcakes...but no. It fits 100 standard size ones.
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I put 40 mini cupcakes in the bottom 2 tiers with spaces and a 6 inch square cake on the 2nd tier. The 2 tiers that i didnt use could probably hold 30 more mini cupcakes. I haven't used it to hold regular cupcakes yet.