I want to package frozen cookie dough...how many frozen cookie balls do you think would fit? I'd like at least a dozen to fit in there.
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This container is exactly like the round containers of ice cream (one quart) that you see in the grocery store. Not knowing how big your cookie dough balls are, I would guess that you would have no problem fitting at least a dozen.
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That is going to depend an awful lot on how big the cookie balls are. If you are using a melon ball scoop there should be a number on the scoop. That number tells you how many balls should fit in to a quart, probably around 30 depending on the dough. I would estimate that if the dough size is that close to a ping pong ball, that you should be able to get about 18 in there. If the scoop is closer to baseball size you won't fit a dozen in there.
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It would really depend on the size of the cookie balls. If they are about golf ball size, maybe 9, if smaller you may be able to do a dozen.
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depending on the size of the ball, I'd say about 15 or 16 1" balls would fit.
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OK, I just use the term dough. I try not to put too much in the press. I think the dough settles better if not too full, so I usually fill 1/2. From the 1/2 full press, I probably get 18 cookies. It usually takes two fillings for each cookie sheet. I am really most interested in how they look. Appearance is everything with them. Though my hubby gobbles them up so fast, he doesn't care a hoot about how they look. And usually I have three colors of dough that I wrap together as it goes into the tube.
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Hi...we haven't actually used it yet....the party is this coming Saturday. Based on my guess, we should be able to put approximately 24-30 in there along with a couple of bags of ice.
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It will hold much more that 12. Maybe double that. It fits a large cookie sheet. The cookies will cook separate with no worries. You will love using it!
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Hi there, I own a bakery and have sold over 1,500 cake push pops. I assemble them, cut my cake to a layer level I'd like, press the container on it, push it down to the bottom, fill with a filling or buttercream, then add another layer of cake, and then top with frosting/buttercream and sprinkles. Depending on the cake, I do 2-3 layers of cake each push pops. Kids love them. Teachers really love them for classroom birthdays, as they are not messy for young kids... like cake or cupcakes :)
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I have let my friend borrow my cookie cutters or I could measure them for you. The numbers are not so big. We make them for my girl's birthday and they take the cookies to kindergarden and school, yum. Hope this has answered you.
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If I remember correctly I believe there is 12 in a package. Hint: they are plastic, and if you have hot hands your icing is really going to melt in this heat. Use parchment bags in this hot weather.
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It depends on how much your cookie dough spreads - whether your cookies are mounds or flat. A cookie sheet with interior space measurements of 10"x15" will fit 4 across by 3 down. Hope this helps.
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I used them for very tiny biscuits once, it was very difficult to get the dough out without misshaping it. I imagine it would work okay, but think Teddy Grahams size. Very tiny.
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I use one for saltine crackers. The entire box of those fit inside with room to spare. I have another that I keep angel hair pasta in. They are great!
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I believe that you can do that. They are made of metal you may have the batter leak from under the cookie cutter but it's worth a try. Good luck with what you have in mind. Remember they ate not huge about the size of a small medium cookie. Hope I have been of some help there.
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I did the same thing! I made 12 loaves of bread the week I received it! lol. Froze those... I think they wil be fine. Just bake alot....Peace
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The cookies can be 1 1/2 to 2 inches in diameter at the widest or tallest part. Usually a batch makes 5-6 dozen.
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I am using the small (2") scoop for drop cookies that have pumpkin, chocolate chips and raisins in them. I find that if I scoop up a moderately rounded amount it is certainly big enough. I just made a batch of these the other day, and the size was ideal. I guess it all depends upon how large you like your cookies! If you would like to try them, here's the recipe: 1/2 C buter+1/2 C brown sugar +1/2 C granulated sugar mixed together. Stir in 1 lightly beaten egg + 1 C canned pumpkin + 1/2 t vanilla extract. In separate bowl mix together 1 C all-purpose flour + 1 t baking soda + 1/2 t salt + 1 t cinnamon + 1/4 t nutmeg. Stir into pumpkin mixture until well mixed. Add in 1/2 C chocolate chips and 1/2 C raisins. Drop (using Oxo Small Cookie Scoop) slightly rounded scoops onto lightly greased baking sheets. Bake at 375 degrees for 15 minutes or until cookies are firm. Remove from sheets immediately.
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Hi Kim, Thank you so much for your interest! I am really sorry for our delay in responding to you - I only saw this today. 1) How many sheets are in each package? &gt; About 22 sheets per package, 6 packages per case. You'll get 1 case for what you pay. 2) What size are the sheets? &gt; 8.5 inches 3) How long is the shelf life? &gt; Please see on package for the exact date. But they last a while, as they're like dried pasta. 4) How do they need to be stored? &gt; Just in your kitchen cupboard, like rice or dried pasta. Please let us know if there's any other questions. Thank you again for your interest and have a lovely day. Thao
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I do not know how is that you are doing it. It had worked perfectly for me although these products are not made for "heavy" dough. You have to open the bottom part (where the cookie discs are) and put there the disc that you want to use and close it back again.
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Be careful about the spacing between your scoops of cookie dough and they will fit just fine, 3 x 4. Happy Holidays.