What size measuring cup is needed for the flour?
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I just use a 1 cup that I can level off. Different recipes call for different amounts. I have a set of different sizes. You must measure carefully. Enjoy!
764097
That very well may be. They do suggest using a spoon to fill the measuring cup, over filling and then scraping off the excess. When I make up my flour mix I shake everything together and then scoop out the flour like a regular flour. I use the flour mix recipe in Annalise G. Roberts Gluten Free Baking Classics cookbook. This is a wonderful cookbook. Good luck.
2231670
It works like a traditional measuring cup. The exact measurement is the top of the cup. You level it off with the back of a butter knife for exact recipes.
1876811
I didn't look at the manual. When I measure the rectangular container it measures 7" long x 5.5" wide x 6" deep. But I guess you have to allow some height above the flour. So Lets say the height as 5". So 7x5.5x5 cu.in cake/bread.
2152576
I just added 3 X-Large Eggs to my measuring cup and it came perfectly to the right level on the cup for 1 Pound Flour. So try 3 X-Large eggs and then add a tbls extra flour or water as needed. I think you will be right in the ball park if not spot on.
1062555
Good Morning,Thank you for contacting Hold N Storage!!I believe that this should be able to hold a full bag of flour as it's a 15.9 Cup container.Shall you have any further questions feel free to contact us!!Have A Wonderful Weekend!!
821859
Pretty much all measuring cups are based on fluid ounces (volumetric) whether used wet or dry. Measuring to weight would depend on the material and how much it is packed, so to be precise with stuff like flour you will always need a scale.
1365334
The recipe that I use calls for 4 1/4 cups of flour. However I split the dough and use in two of said Loaf pan.
1429538
This cup is too big and wide for measuring 1/2 and 2/3 cups precisely. Even if the container had such markings, I doubt I would use it for these measurements. If it doesn't need to be exact, then I would convert and 'eyeball' it.
934092
It is unfortunate that the answers you've gotten so far are all over the map but at least you got the simple answer to your question, which is "yes." What I also learned is that a cup of flour weighs about 5 oz but may vary between 4 and 6 oz. If we use 5 oz multiplied by the 16 cups of volume in a gallon, that's 80 ounces of flour that will fit in a gallon, which is the same as five pounds (80 oz/16 oz per lb). So a standard 5 lb. package of flour will fit a one gallon container pretty closely. A 1.5 gallon container like this one might fit about 7-8 lbs of flour. Hope that helps.
41728
Do you mean the length of the pan or the size of the cups? I will not be home until Monday and I will be glad to check at that time.
1280801
I have not had this measuring cup that long, so I can not answer your question.
14450
I no longer have any to take measurements. You may be able to find info on wilton.com. I've also seen them sold in stores such as JoAnn's, Michael's etc.
1313429
I use 5 cups of flour(1 receipe) and it is ok. But I do find it works better with double the receipe or more.
1944026
Unfortunately my pans are in the US and I am in Indonesia right now. But I have some pans here that are really close in size. I use the same muffin papers for both pans. The cups here are 2 5/8" wide at the top, 2" wide inside on the bottom and about 1 1/8" deep measuring from the inside. Hope this helps. (:
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2 - 1 cup round 3.5 inch x 1.75 inch, 2 - 4 cup round 5.6 inch x 2.5 inch, 2 - 4 cup square 5.8 inch x 5.8 inch x 2.2 inch, 2 - 2 cup rectangle 6 inch x 4 inch x 1.5 inch and 1 - 6 cup 8 inch x 6 inch x 2 inch.
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sorry, I bought this as a replacement for one I broke at another home, so dont have it to measure. Theirs was an 8 cup Bodum so I ordered the replacement for that. If memory serves, it was much bigger than 3.75 wide x 6.5 tall. Take your frame to Starbucks and they can tell you what cup size to order; that's how we did it. Often they carry the replacements there.