Can you tell me the measurements of the tin the cookies came in?
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It was large approximately 14x22? I do not have it any more so this is a questimate.
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They fit in mine ... they are the 2 inch size and even if they didn't fit in your tin, you could just use them alone on a cookie sheet. It makes it easier to fill and remove them if they are on a solid sheet
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It depends on the mold you use and how much dough you squeeze. I made Christmas cookies and they were approximately 1 1/2" to 2" x 3/4" to 1". I used the star mold for cheese straws and it worked perfectly.
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I'm not exactly sure because there are no markings on the tins. The largest one could hold a 10# bag of sugar though. The red one is quite a bit smaller than the large one. May hold a 5# bag of sugar. i don't know if this helps or not. You can't use them as canisters for sugar, flour, tea ext since they have no seal on them. They are not air tight containers. They are attractive though.
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Dear Ronald, Thank you for your inquiry. I have provided the sizes you requested they are as follows: Two 10-Inch by 15-Inch Cookie Pans with Drop Zones; Two 9-Inch Round Cake Pans; 9-Inch by 13-Inch Cake Pan; 12-Cup Muffin Pan. Thank you for allowing us to be of service to you. Tonia D. Consumer Relations
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The one I have is 8 3/4" x 10 3/8" x 6". Size varies - the shortbread cookies do not.
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I used them for Christmas presents. I don't know measurements, but I put 6 pieces of candy in each box. Hopes this helps a little.
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I would think that most of them are at least 1". Let me get my box out---They are from `1.11/2, 21/8. Might be a little large for that. They are metal and would make pretty little tea cookies. MKB
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The rectangle pans with short sides are 7 in x 10 in and the round one is 7 in diameter. I didn't get the cake pan or cookie sheet, but they look similar in size
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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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The cookie cutters are 2-1/2 inches in height. Depending on the recipe, the dough may rise and spread do different degrees resulting in larger cookies.
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4.5 inches tall by 3 3/4 wide. I did not have one baked on hand but measured inside the pan that I have that has four (I did not have the pan that has two on hand but they are the same) I saw other measurements and knew they were not right. These are the right measurements.
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Hello, well the outside dimensions are about 5 x 5 with a length about 91/2 inches and about another inch for the light on the roof. As far as inside in the extraterrestrial world of cookies, the mind can only begin to wonder.
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Maybe about 4" by 6" by 4" high. They were perfect for a dozen medium large cookies wrapped in waxed paper. No room to spare though.
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interior measurements: bottom 2-1/8" across, top 3-3/8" across, bottom to top edge 1-5/8"I use them on a cookie sheet -- not necessary to place in muffin tin. They are great!
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Sorry no idea. The cups that came with the tin didn't fit so we have them away
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It is 3 1/2 inches (east to west). Baked cookies were about 4 1/4 inch big.