Will the medium sized set hold 12 1-inch scoops of cookie dough (and is there enough space in the pan so that the cookies bake separately and not end
1977770
It will hold much more that 12. Maybe double that. It fits a large cookie sheet. The cookies will cook separate with no worries. You will love using it!
1977771
Be careful about the spacing between your scoops of cookie dough and they will fit just fine, 3 x 4. Happy Holidays.
1977772
Yes, these are adequate for 12 in-inch scoops of cookie dough. I especially appreciate the cleanup.
1977773
Yes, they're the size of a standard cookie sheet so you should have enough room.
1977774
It depends on how much your cookie dough spreads - whether your cookies are mounds or flat. A cookie sheet with interior space measurements of 10"x15" will fit 4 across by 3 down. Hope this helps.
1977775
Yes, providing you're making cookies that don't spread unusually far. I've made several different kinds -- kitchen sink cookies, shortbread and the classic oatmeal, and the oatmeal DID spread enough to join.
1185678
This container is exactly like the round containers of ice cream (one quart) that you see in the grocery store. Not knowing how big your cookie dough balls are, I would guess that you would have no problem fitting at least a dozen.
940575
We have the Kitchen. We bought the Felt Create Your Own Cookie Set that comes with a cookie sheet. We also have the Wooden Slice and BakeCookie Set. Both sets are Christmas gifts. I measured the tray in the box and it measures 12 inches. I think it will just fit through the oven door.
40046
there are 12 circles, they're about 1 3/4" and spaced about 1 3/4". they work really nice for spacing out cookies so they don't touch.
1508626
I have this oven and The largest pan possible would be 14 3/4 wide by 10 1/4 inches deep and 6 1/2 high. That is MAX and there wouldn't be much room for air flow at that size. A regular cookie sheet doesn't fit due to the handles. A normal casserole pan does fit and pie plates work fine. I cook bread in mine regularly and it does 2 loaves at once easily. Best to rotate them after 30 mins as the back can be a bit hotter.
1140546
I think it would be too big for cookie dough, and since I've never made biscuits, I probably shouldn't answer that. It seems that it would be a better size for biscuits than cookies. It is awesome for cutting through hard ice cream though! Sorry I couldn't be more helpful!
1609096
I want to second what R. Mercer said. You definitely want one of the longer rolling pins for these. The dough has to fit between the bands so if you have a short 12inch pin you'll be limited to rolling out a sheet of dough that's at best 11 inches wide and probably less. I use a 19 inch rolling pin and I still sometimes feel constrained by the bands.
489748
Not baking cupcakes I'm guessing here but I'd say you'd want a larger scoop - this makes about a 2 inch cookie, when my daughter used it to make biscuits she said she used two scoop from this to make one biscuit.
1868987
I only have the large scoop which, I believe, would make the cookies too big. I would recommend the medium size.
1514713
Not really big enough. It could maybe hold regular sauce pans and lids but definitely not cookie sheets.
2052087
They aren't very thick at all, no more than 1/8 inch thick, you can velcro them together but it is a very close call on fitting. I don't know if the velcro would stay together or not while baking, it is almost too long for a 11x14
1700778
A mini muffin liner that is 1 5/8 inches fits perefctly. I like the pans because they clean up easily. The bad news is they have to be washed by hand. Don't put them in the dishwasher.
685205
Depends on the size if the cookie. It's about 5" tall . 5 3/4 if you go all the way up to the lip. I think you might be able to hold 30 small cookies but it would be snug.
229582
I have not made cookies with this pan but had thought about. I make soft sandwich buns that are made with a poured batter using this pan. It works well. The wells are about 3" across. The height of a cookie would be about the same as those oversized soft cookies sold in bakeries.
1487127
Gee, Brianna, wouldn't that depend on the size of the cookies?? I think if we are talking average size drop cookies, it would hold about three dozen.
904917
I typically prepare a dough using 6 cups and then split it in two, one half I use in the superstone baker and the space is plenty even when the volume doubles... you could probably fit even a four-cup recipe in it, I would think.
2242611
With just a little practice, you can make less than 2 inch cookies with this scoop- try leveling the scoop with the top of the mixing bowl as you withdraw the scoop. I use a rather heavy batter and make considerably larger cookies most of the time,with a rounded scoop full- good luck! JBH