Which size is best for pudding?
1550570
The 5.5 oz size is similar to the pudding cups sold in grocery stores. Perfect for little hands or just little portions.
1550571
I got the 5.5 oz. size for a Sunday school project that didn't involve food, but I think that size would work well for pudding also. Most pudding serving sizes are listed at 4 oz. (1/2 cup) so that size cup would allow for headspace (no oozing) before you snap on the lid.
2117469
I have used both to make cookies, it is just a matter of cooky size. Personally I like smaller-sized cookies. The smaller scoop gives yo a 2" diameter cooky.
1340853
Kind of a tough question :-). Depends on how often you eat kraut and want to make it...as you know it keeps for a long period of time. So I'd say if you make it and give it away as much as you like to eat it, I'd go with the 7.5L but if you really only make small batches and keep it all to yourself :-) I'd go with the 5L. If you purchase the 7.5L you never have to worry about ever needing a larger crock just incase you start experimenting with larger quantities.
81635
Regular is perfect for 2 people, it works great for virtually anything you want to cook. Bigger is always better. Especially better for tall stuff with a foil tent.
897876
This pudding mold will hold 9.5 cups; however you won't want to fill it that full, as the pudding will expand as it cooks, and you need to leave room for that expansion. That being said, it will hold 5 to 6 cups of batter, and it really does come out of the pudding mold easily after it is cooked. I've used it to make a persimmon steamed pudding, steamed brown bread, as well as a spiced apple and fruit pudding for Christmas.
1215757
Go with the larger size, you will love the left overs! I had a smaller crock pot earlier and it never made enough for leftovers. Also, if you have company you will appreciate the larger size.
81637
Probably. However, I'd go for the larger especially if you have guests or want to do something big like a chicken, or want leftovers!! I really can't comment on the smaller size as I don't have it. But am really glad I got this size as its not all that big to me. The smaller is probably good enough, but the food tastes so good I was grateful for the leftovers. Hope this helps and thanks for asking
2255852
I'd advise you get the jumbo. I got the large for about a cup and a half of food. It doesn't hold too much more.
1959482
The largest is okay for this when using a hand mixer. When I am mixing by hand, the big one is good and the medium is acceptable.
1805830
I do not know about pudding, all I know it is good for cheese making. You can call the manufacturer and they will tell you.
1861303
It depends on what you are cooking, but I would recommned 6 qt if you want an extra space.Thank you for your inquiry.
1671547
I have one and I just use the regular size that you get at the store. I have cut them in half if I felt they were too long or too fat though, and it works just fine that way. Also works good if you need to dice onions
991384
Even the smallest scoop makes an average size cookie. The largest is an ice cream scoop. Unless your making really large ravioli, the smallest might even be too big.
2117471
Depends on the size of the cookie I use small for chocolate chip am medium for oatmeal. This works best for me. I don't measure the cookies but it seems that 2" is small and 3" is med.
1189848
The smaller size is great for actual tortillas, like for tacos. If you want to make burritos, you would probably want the bigger one.
1666125
Any size works well. I had to get this size because I have large thick cookbooks. Still love it!
2282387
It depend on what u ad cooking. If am cooking chicken thighs I would use the smallest thinnest basket.