How much frosting would the tube hold? A whole can? Thanks!
824557
I use mine to fill lady locks about 2 in long with 1/2 in hole. I fill roughly 15 lady locks. I do 90 lady locks each receipe. This gun makes it so easy and it not messy at all. Died and went to heaven with product.
824558
I make my icing and have to refill the tube. I doubt if a whole can would fit into the tube. I mostly use this for spritz cookies and have to refill with dough. Hope this helps.
824559
It should easily hold one of those cans of icing that you get in the baking section in a supermarket. Hope this helps you.
824560
I don't think it would hold a whole can of frosting. I make my own frosting and I know when I decorate the cupcakes I get about 6-8 done before I have to refill the tube. I hope this helps.
2003999
Maybe a quarter inch. ..I personally used them as small party favors filled with Nerds candies and you could fit maybe 2-3 nerds in opening at a time. . And bottles held about a tbsp. of candy. . But they are cute, tiny, and were cheap. :-)
664742
There are 3 tubes and each one contains about 2 inches high maybe 3/4 inch is diameter. You really don't need to use a lot. I would say it is 8 oz total.
922085
I used for fondant, but, I would think it would work. dust w/conf sugar and let choc get really cold. I put in freezer for under an hour.. just work slowly to release... hope this helps..details are awesome
1299692
i'm not sure, but I can fit a reg can of progresso, or campbells( 1 cup or 240ML) per label on can, into it. Fits fine.
435568
I used it to frost a 3 layer 10inch cake. It worked fine for me, I'm new to the decorating world.
624525
The product details says it holds 80-100 regular sized cupcakes and up to 135 mini cupcakes. I used it for 100 mini cupcakes and had plenty of room to spare. Keep in mind your frosting height though. If you like to pile it on then you might need to put the cupcakes closer to the edge of each level and that would limit the amount displayed.
2086193
You'd have to put the pastry bag filled with frosting through a regular rubber band and then twist the rubber band and pull the bag with frosting in it through again to keep it tight, which would be messy and kind of hard to do. This thing lets you wrap the rubber band around the top of the frosting in the bag, and then the little arrow thing hooks onto the loop you've created. Hard to describe. They work great, though!
643513
I got this as a gift for someone, so I don't know the actual dimensions. But I didn't see her open it and they weren't small. I would say they could hold a standard container of icing.
1423671
4-cup and 7-cup. I love these containers. They get frosty chilled and are solid with a good seal.
846510
These hold about 1/2 cup of liquid. Make sure you leave enough room for the lid to go on without spilling otherwise you will have a leak when it starts to thaw.
1297200
Hello Ben, I am sorry that it took me so long to answer your question. The tubes in between each tray is 6". This item does not hold a lot of wieght. It worked well for me with cupcakes, however with my Christmas cookies, it was a disaster. If you have anymore questions, feel free to ask.Roseann
876152
I would hafta say pint. Its the more standard box size n will allow room for the frosting without crushing. Good luck!
1580571
I put 12oz. coke, root beer, ginger beer etc. in glass bottles with about 2 to 3 inches to spare to the top. It held 8 across and 6 deep. Ice cold and only turned up 3/4 of the way.
1005850
Guess it holds about 20 oz. Insulation is okay, it's just air and since I live in the deep South nothing keeps the ice from melting after awhile.
1498865
I tested mine with granulated sugar. It work with a little less than a cup. Frosting should be the same.
1441515
Honestly I am not sure but would guess it would hold approximately 1.5 to 2 quarts. I like the item very much - it keeps ice cold and it is easy to keep clean. Very stylish. Only bad thing is that it did not come with ice tongs.