How many tablespoons does each cube hold of liquid?
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Each cube holds a half of a tablespoon of liquid. I love this ice cube tray...I even bought more since my first purchase. I make protein shakes every day and these little cubes make blending so much easier than big ice cubes. They fill and release easily.I see someone else said a teaspoon but I just measured mine to be exact and it is a half of a tablespoon or the equivalent of one and a half teaspoons. Hope this helps!
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Edgar, I'm so sorry it took me so long to read this question. Each cube was about half size of normal square ice cube. I used it for wine cubes, which does not work at all by the way... very messy lol! They would be perfect for regular ice.
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each cube is a little over an ounce .. they are wonderful, they freeze very quickly and come out very easily..
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The spoon itself will hold a tablespoon of liquid, the length of the entire thing is just a little (maybe a quarter inch) shorter than a standard sized spoon. However the spoon part (not the handle) is longer than the spoon portion on a standard spoon (if that makes sense). I use it for chili, stews, and so on.
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Oh my goodness....I'm curious why you ask?! The small individual cubes on mine measure appx .5"x.5"x.5". According to http://www.calculatoredge.com/enggcalc/volume.html#cube, that's a liquid volume of .125 cubic inches. This is unfrozen liquid.
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They hold about 1/2 cup liquid but that isn't right up to the top. I will be using them to make creme brulee and the 1/2 cup measure is where I would fill them for the recipe.Sandy
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The diameter of the sphere is 2.5 inches, so the radius is 1.25 inches. The formula for the volume of a sphere is 4/3&#960;r^3 so we get 8.181230868723418 cubic inches of water. That amount of water equals approximately 4.5 ounces. You'd need two spheres.
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Using an actual measuring spoon (1 tsp), the individual cubes hold 2 tps, 3 tsps fill cube to the brim. Looks as though 1 tsp will still capture the facets of the "diamond" shape, just won't be thick.
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I don't know the exact amount in milliliters, but area-wise, each square holds liquid almost equal to the size of a sugar cube... a full tray yields a little over three 8 oz cups of ice. I would suggest buying 4 trays to get a good amount of ice from each freezing.
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1 heaping tablespoon. 1 1/2 tablespoons. If you want I can weigh the amount too.
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For my Mom we used about 1 heaping tablespoon per 8 ounces of liquid - so if 1 heaping tablespoon equals about 4 teaspoons (about 1 1/4 ounces) then 36 ounces of Thick-it could thicken about 28 times 8 ounces liquid = 224 ounces liquid (or 7 quarts)
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the 1 oz tovolo cubes are the one I use with this mixing glass. how much liquid is in your mixing glass? for a 3 oz drink, I use 3 cubes. Initially two are submerged & one rests on top. After some stirring & melting all 3 are submerged, which is about when I know it's good to go (~40 revolutions). I generally drink 2:1 Manhattans made with 90-100 proof whiskey, so I may have a higher tolerance for dilution than, say, a Martini drinker. I dunno, I am not good at making martinis Also, you can fill the tovolo tray slots to varying levels, so some cubes are a full cubic ounce, some will be smaller, if you need smaller cubes. I do this sometimes myself
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Yes--they each hold 2 oz., about 4 tablespoons. My small purse has plenty of room for one of these.
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One tray is 20 oz. and there are 14 cubes. Each cube is around 3/4 of an oz. Hope this helps
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This is a real stupid question==>THINK! Take the number of small "squares" divided into the overall cube width (or height). Viola! about 2"!!!!!
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There are two tablespoons per serving and 30 servings per container. One tablespoon is three teaspoons giving you a total of 180 teaspoons per container.
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Laura, I have the starter kit with the spoon, and it measures at 1 tablespoon per 2 gallons of water. Thanks!