What are the dimensions of the metal part? Will it hold about a teaspoon of filling?
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Yes it will hold a teaspoon full. Just. I am a rather serious chef (self taught) and I found this to be ok but its really simpler to just lay out your pasta in a sheet, drop spoons of filling every couple inches, fold the pasta over the filling and use a jaggy cutter to just cut them into individuals. With this, yes it looks all perfect but if you don't get a lot of flour on the metal, the pasta will stick to it making it a little difficult to get them to fall out without ripping them. The professional chefs are always my guide and they dont use things like this. Its all hand done, simple, reliable and straight forward. Yes it will hold a teaspoon full. Just. I am a rather serious chef (self taught) and I found this to be ok but its really simpler to just lay out your pasta in a sheet, drop spoons of filling every couple inches, fold the pasta over the filling and use a jaggy cutter to just cut them into individuals. With this, yes it looks all perfect but if you don't get a lot of flour on the metal, the pasta will stick to it making it a little difficult to get them to fall out without ripping them. The professional chefs are always my guide and they dont use things like this. Its all hand done, simple,... » Read More Yes it will hold a teaspoon full. Just. I am a rather serious chef (self taught) and I found this to be ok but its really simpler to just lay out your pasta in a sheet, drop spoons of filling every couple inches, fold the pasta over the filling and use a jaggy cutter to just cut them into individuals. With this, yes it looks all perfect but if you don't get a lot of flour on the metal, the pasta will stick to it making it a little difficult to get them to fall out without ripping them. The professional chefs are always my guide and they dont use things like this. Its all hand done, simple, reliable and straight forward. « Show Less
1995452
Yes it will hold a teaspoon full. Just. I am a rather serious chef (self taught) and I found this to be ok but its really simpler to just lay out your pasta in a sheet, drop spoons of filling every couple inches, fold the pasta over the filling and use a jaggy cutter to just cut them into individuals. With this, yes it looks all perfect but if you don't get a lot of flour on the metal, the pasta will stick to it making it a little difficult to get them to fall out without ripping them. The professional chefs are always my guide and they dont use things like this. Its all hand done, simple, reliable and straight forward.
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Yes..what I particularly like about it is it's small, easy to handle size....and that means less waste of your filling. Although I purchased this to make donuts, I'll also use it for cream-filled cupcakes. Oh, one more thing that I like about this is the angled point so it's easier to insert than the fillers with just a straight point.
243761
i'm sorry but i have no idea. it's enough to fill the tray. the package is about 12" x 10" very approximately, just by memory because i'm not home. sorry i couldn't be more helpful.
240082
I have not yet purchased this item, but I estimated the size of each (of the 12 cavities) to be approximately 1.8x1.8x0.9 inches (2.92 cubic inches), which is about 1.62 oz (us) (x 12= 19.44 oz us). That's about 2.44 cup (or 2 cup plus 4 Tablespoon plus 1 Teaspoon) for all 12 (one sheet).Probably a bit less, considering the exact shape. Maybe 2 cups is a good rough estimate.Measured in centimetres, 4.57x4.57x2.29, which is about 1.68 oz (uk) (x 12 = 20.16 oz uk). If my maths are correct, that should be pretty close. Corrections kindly accepted!
899868
It will hold a tad more than 3 oz, but the liquid will be right to the rim. (I just filled it to the rim and dumped it in a measuring cup and was just shy of 4 oz.)
1626160
It has a 1" opening. I use mine for liquid soap and don't have any trouble filling it.
2159690
2 inches deep, 8 inches in diameter. Have never actually filled it to capacity.
1464235
Hi Holly, The inner diameter of this tube is 14mm, so whether or not it will hold mentos will depend on the size of the candy. Thanks, Customer Service
342171
It's pretty decent sized. I would guess if you dumped all the contents out, provided it isn't empty even you receive it, that it would fill a small Tupperware container. I would guess 3 inches wide, 4 inches long and 3-4 inches tall. Rough estimate
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It is small but I don't think it's supposed to be any bigger. I use mine for grinding up my whole spices and making salsa and guacamole. It hold approx. 1 cup without difficulty.
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The capacity is the size of the graduated cup with spout provided. I'd estimate it's about a cup and a half.
1368123
It's fairly small.. I put mints in it, but it can hold small bags of snacks, as long as it isn't too bulky
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small to medium depending on the bulk of items you are putting into it. It will hold an average meal.
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I cant say for 100 percent certain. I have a plastic spoon that holds 7grams/0.25oz, and that almost fills up the stainless spoon. My best guess would be 8-10 grams.
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The portion of the tablespoon you put in your mouth is about 1.5 x 2.38 inches. The teaspoon is about 1.25 x 2.13 inches. They work well for us.
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Hi, I just measured it and it does not fit the teaspoon in my set of measuring spoons through. However, I have fat and round spoons and other spoons that are shaped differently (like this one: Cuisipro Stainless Steel Measuring Spoon Set ) may make it through. I measured the opening and it is just under 1.5 inches. I hope this helps. :)
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Two inch diameter, one inch high. Enough for about 20 misc size medication/vitamin pills or 2 tablespoons of peanut butter. ;-)