How many ounces do the popsicle molds hold?
1162741
Each one holds about 1/3 cup of liquid, which is about 2.7 ounces if you leave a bit at the top to prevent overflow when putting the lids on.
1162742
I get 3 from one juice box (which is a little over 6 oz) so I guess they are about 2 oz each.
351525
we used them for ice cream at my grandson's birthday party and they held one to two scoops of ice cream and toppings or small piece of cake with ice cream. Not sure what the exact number of ounces they would hold but would guess at around 6 to 8 ounces of liquid. Would not reccomend using as drinking cups more like ice cream cups. Grandson loved them.
2012064
yes, they will hold 8 oz. each. But when you fill them that far they bake out of the pan and cause a mess. I usually put about 6oz in each cavity.
613886
The molds are thick so the pops aren't that big. The inside measures 2.25"X 1" at the top and 1.75"X.5" at the bottom. The length is 4" inside. It is really easy to not fill them up all the way if you want. I have had my mix on fill 1/2 of the last one and it still works when I thaw it under the faucet to get it out. Hope this helps. Love mine. Hope this helps.
110676
I would assume each one is about at least 2 oz ,,or a little more ,,but not by much. It is about the size of an ice cube ,but a different shape. Hope that helps?
275937
16.75 oz. I fit a full can of pop plus plenty of ice with a lil room to spare!
629588
These are 7 oz, if you fill them to the very brim! (I just poured 7 oz of water into one, and it didn't overflow, but it was very close, only surface tension keeping it in the cup). I wouldn't want to put more than 6 oz in them, which is how much I generally fill them with. They are really a great size, and I use them a lot.
1824180
They seem to hold 1.5 ounces filled to the top. It's not quite 2oz. I'm guessing it advertises as 1oz because I've heard not to fill things to the top when freezing. It's a great product!!.
1992487
They are 2.1" high by about 2.5" in diameter. So, a little math (Pi x Radius x Radius x Height) shows they can store roughly 10.31 cubic inches. So that means 5.67 fluid oz (1 cubic inch holds about 0.55 oz of water). This of course will vary depending on what you put in it, as some items are much heavier for their volume.
537540
They hold about 12 oz with ice. Also they are acrylic and have to be hand wash.
738604
Hi I never measured , I just fill the molds about 1/2 inch below the rim. I estimate 3-4 ounces, bit its only a guess.
972676
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
759615
Since I gave them away at an Ice cream party, I don't have one to be exact but I would guess about 6oz.---or a LARGE scoop of ice cream. Hope this helps.
351231
It holds about 18 ounces. The opening is large enough to put in icecubes,too.
1306634
They hold about 2 oz. They are the same size as the paper cupcake holders. I have used them several times and the cupcakes are very easy to remove as they do not stick.
1703122
These are demitasse cups and comfortably hold 2 oz. but you can get 2.5 oz. in them if you fill completely to the brim. The height is around two inches. They are perfect for two shots of espresso.
2275475
I would say they hold about 6 fluid ounces. But that doesn't leave much room at the top to tie them. I would only use 4 to 5 ounces. They expand a lot when they freeze.