Hi,Will the size of one of these work to scoop filling for ravioli?Thanks!
991384
Even the smallest scoop makes an average size cookie. The largest is an ice cream scoop. Unless your making really large ravioli, the smallest might even be too big.
991385
I would think so, I've used the small & the medium size scoops so far and found them very versatile. I would think you would find one of the sizes would meet your needs.
66365
Depends on the size of your raviloi. The small one might work but you might want to use a melon baller.
991386
The smallest one is one teaspoon, so I am not sure. I would probably use a scant scoop for ravioli. I love my and use them all the time.
692394
I don't have a small funnel so I used a small spoon. Not the easiest to fill. Funnel not a bad idea.
2148193
I just did a little experiment and I was able to pick up a Pringles chip and also an almond easily. So my answer to your question would be yes. The tips are about 1/8" (4mm) wide and the gap between the tips is about 1" (2.8cm). The inside of the tips have ridges which would help to grip an item. The ridges would also collect food particles so you'd want to keep them scrubbed clean. Great idea! Good Luck!
1051823
The opening is big enough for an average size scoop to fit. Like a cup size measuring cup. Hope that makes sense.
350903
Yes, most definitely. I have 3 of this size. I use one for dog food. One for kitty litter and the other for bird seed.
508907
Yes. The scoop holes are rather large, so soe of what you want to remove falls back in the box. The scoop needs to be t5 inches wide or less.
1288245
The diameter of the narrow part of my funnel is 2 inches, so I think it should work as long as meatball is smaller than that.
218006
I loved the roller and ravioli maker but I used my own recipe for dough and would do the same for perogy. It should work out but they will be pretty small.
2273254
I use it to feed my small breed(poodle size) food is 1/4". Will work with any size smaller and up to 1/2" size. A little complicated to set up. My dogs learns how to get food out with ther paws. I modified with a longer tube and fixed the problem
456881
I'm using these for the same thing you are- Al's Gritty Mix- and the precise measurements a little off, but should probably be fine. The precise measurements are 3/32", 3/16", and 5/16". The approximate measurements 1/16", 1/8", and 1/4". Definitely not 1/2" screen, as written by another poster. So, I think it's close enough for the gritty mix. If you've already used it for the gritty mix, let me know how it went. I've only used these for sifting compost, but am planning to make Al's Gritty Mix with them.
1889658
This is probably going to be too small to be efficient for that purpose, since this is tiny and you're probably going to be using large stockpots. Ideally you'll want something with a larger diameter, and is also really shallow (that is, less bowl-like and more like a plate) so you don't bump into bone chunks or anything else you have in the soup. Something like this: http://www.amazon.com/MIU-France-Stainless-Skimmer-15-Inch/dp/B003QTEO18/ref=pd_sim_sbs_k_9?ie=UTF8&refRID=1WZW7EXN6EATDMC571G7 These types of strainers are commonly sold in Asian groceries too.
1053178
If you're alluding to using the insert as a strainer, the openings in the basket's bottom are 1/4" wide, and the side openings are 5/8" tall. Just about any cooked pasta would slip out when drained. If you're thinking about using this pot for linguine, et al., the lower portion of the sticks would have to soften and make some room before the uppers could meet the water. The result might be a compromise in doneness. You've asked a good question -- I might try my pot for spaghetti next time.
1140547
I think the shape is more like a canelle. The cookie scoops have a release and this does not, so not much better than using a spoon. So I wouldn't buy it for that purpose. As said, great ice cream scoop!
949111
Yes. I use a bunch of different sizes of these and have used a scoop in each one. My scoops are always like 1/2 or 1 cup measure cups.
740725
Would be a little big for tea or sugar (unless you need to scoop a large quantity for a recipe). We use these for our dog's food (these are 3/4 cup size). For tea or sugar a tea-spoon would likely be what you are looking for.
1561897
Yes, it will fit and it works very well. I use for my daughters yogurt & granola.
969533
Yes. This would work to hold average sized vegetables like tomates, potatoes, onions and the like.