Looks like these will do great for baking muffins. How tall are the rings?
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I don't believe they are suitable for baking muffins. I use them to cook eggs to be placed on an English Muffin. Rev. Sims
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They're exactly 1 inch tall.Not sure they'd be that great for baking, as I don't know if they're okay to put in the oven.
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Rex: they are only an inch or so tall. Actually they work great for English style muffins and crumpets. If you are trying to make those "specialty catalog style" super tall muffins they probably won't be as effective. And since both crumpets and English muffins are baked on the stove top they work great. However, as others have said, they probably wouldn't be ideal for actually baking batter style muffins in an oven, if that is what you mean. Since they don't have bottoms, they need to have a hot surface on the bottom to quickly cook the batter or egg so that it doesn't leak out under the rings.For batter based muffins you'd be better off going with a true muffin pan. Rex: they are only an inch or so tall. Actually they work great for English style muffins and crumpets. If you are trying to make those "specialty catalog style" super tall muffins they probably won't be as effective. And since both crumpets and English muffins are baked on the stove top they work great. However, as others have said, they probably wouldn't be ideal for actually baking batter style muffins in an oven, if that is what you mean. Since they don't have bottoms, they need to have a hot surface on the bottom to quickly cook the batter or egg so that it doesn't leak out... » Read More Rex: they are only an inch or so tall. Actually they work great for English style muffins and crumpets. If you are trying to make those "specialty catalog style" super tall muffins they probably won't be as effective. And since both crumpets and English muffins are baked on the stove top they work great. However, as others have said, they probably wouldn't be ideal for actually baking batter style muffins in an oven, if that is what you mean. Since they don't have bottoms, they need to have a hot surface on the bottom to quickly cook the batter or egg so that it doesn't leak out under the rings.For batter based muffins you'd be better off going with a true muffin pan. « Show Less
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2 1/2" tall. The overall size of the pan was larger than I realized. The height is what I needed. I'll have to modify my recipes to make them large enough for the pan.
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I think they are designed more for cutting biscuits or breads, or even cutting cookies, but I don't see why you couldn't use it as a ring mold as long as you don't try stacking it too tall because they are only about 1 1/4" tall.
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Lorraine, the bottom of the liners are about 1.5 inches in diameter tapering out to about 2.5 inches diameter at the top and about 1.25 inches tall. About a standard muffin size....
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I measured the same as BrownSugarBritches. These are standard/regular muffin size.
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these are pretty much just the size of standard cupcakes/muffins. I would take a regular cupcake liner (like one of the reynolds ones) and slip it into your cup holders. that should give you a sense of the size. my guess is that they will slip in with room to spare, but that they won't be a tight fit.
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Hi, I don't know the dimensions but they are perfect for all of your pans from skillets to small sauce pans, even the larger dutch ovens! I love mine! Hope it helped!
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I believe these are too deep (meaning too high from bottom to top) to fit in the Easy Bake oven. Those overs require a very low profile pan, if I remember correctly, and these, while kid sized, still make more of a real muffin.
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Our silicone muffin pans make perfect standard size muffins. The dimensions of the cavity are 2 3/4" diameter and 1.2" deep.
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I personally haven't used them for the bigger cupcakes or muffins. But the base is large enough to hold a bigger muffin or cupcake. I think I would use for bigger stuff if I had the bigger tins to make them. I hope this answer is helpful to you. :O)
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I don't have anything here to measure with, but I estimate that they are about 3 and a half to 4 inches tall, with about a 2 and a half inch diameter. Perfect size for tea canisters, which is how I use them. Would be small for anything like flour.
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They are 2.5"x2.5" and 1 1/4" tall. Probably about the same capacity as a regular baking cup.
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Just shy of an inch, I love my pans, use them for mini muffins, cheesecakes, the perfect bite size
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The large paper mold will fit in a standard 7" Pannettone pan....these are not muffin size....unless you are making one gigantic muffin. Does that help?
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The diameter is 2 3/4" at the top and 2 1/8" at the bottom. The muffin pans make standard size muffins.
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They are 4 1/4" long x 2 1/2 " wide x 3 3/4" high. They do snap tightly closed, so you could lay them on their sides. I use mine for baking soda, baking powder, corn starch, etc. They each hold 1 1/2 cup.
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I am not sure exactly how thick these baking cups are, however they are sturdy enough that a muffin pan is not required. Just fill with batter and place on a flat cookie sheet. I love these and use them about once a week. I also bought additional packages for my children.