Can anyone tell me the dimensions of each cup? Another post says 3 3/4" around &amp; 1 1/2" across. That seems pretty large for this 30 cavity mold.
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Not sure about the round, but they are definitely as they are described in the advertisement of the item. Model No: CB-101RD | Pan Size: 11.4-inch x 9.6-inch x 0.8-inch | Cup Size: 1.3-inch diameter x 0.8-inch | Volume: 30 x 12 ml, Total 360 ml. They are tapered from the top to the bottom just as you find a peanut butter cup. They are larger than some of the other items, but if you are making peanut butter cups you would use about the same amount of chocolate, because you would also be using the filling which would take up some of the total capacity.
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I TOTALLY agree... It's frustrating that Amazon's product dimensions are for the package and NOT for one cupcake liner! If it helps any, the Wilton King Size Baking Pan listing on Amazon states that each cup measures 3.5 inches across the top and 3.25 inches deep. Since these fit that pan, I'd bet they're about this size. In another review, someone stated that the Wilton King Size Liners are 3 x 3 x 3.
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Hello George, my ingot mold measured 5"x3 1/2" at the top and 4 3/8"x2 7/8" at the bottom. Yes, the mold fits but it has to be turned sideways to get the 2 cavities on the left.
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I don't know the exact measurements, but they're definitely closer to 3/4 than 1/4. Maybe the other reviewer got a different manufacturing batch or something.
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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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They are three inches across and an inch and a half deep. If you're using them for soap making, use a light trace otherwise you'll have bubbles all over the place - and let set for a couple of days at least using a hard recipe otherwise it'll stick in the crevices of the mould.
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Sorry, i don't have this mold anymore. It was pretty shallow, probably closer to a 1/4 of a cup.
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Hi there. These are 3 different sizes. 7 cup, 4 cup and a 2 cup. All 3 w the appropriate size silicone lined glass lid.
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If I am understanding your question...the diameter of the bottom of each cup is 3.5cm
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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.
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Probably at least 3 feet by 3 feet. You get a lot of mold compound and a lot of casting plastic. I have made 5-6 4 inch by 4 inch by 2 inch molds and I still have over half the molding compound left. It depends on what you are casting, I suppose.
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Hey, Cup 8 1/4" width x 9 3/8" length (33.05g - 350 ml) Bowl 9 7/8" width x 8 3/4" length (40.04g - 600 ml) Dish 8 7/8" width x 9 7/8" length (39.68g) Hope I could help you ;)
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I just measured and found that I could get between 3 and 3.5 oz per mold. You can leave less room at the top when its a thick substance. (You can shove the cap on and it doesn't squirt out much. Also I think the silicone is forgiving about expansion). It's definitely not 8 oz per mold though.
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1-3/4 inches across the top. 1-1/2 inches tall. The bottom of the cup is about 1-1/4 inches. This is for the cup as listed in the description. Not the ones with the lip and not flat bottom that is sometimes sent.
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I use them on my cups/mugs that are approx 3 1/4" in diameter. (They measure approx 4" in diameter). I love them! Just make sure the surface of the rim is smooth or they won't stick. I place them over my cup and press down in the middle for a good seal. I've given several away as gifts so it's actually time to buy more. I use them everywhere - home, RV, work. No more UFOs in my coffee!
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I'm not sure where the 3.8" measurement comes from, unless it's in reference to the 1 cup scoop. They're about 6" long. Mine fit easily into the next size down from the largest {fits 2 lb.of sugar} Tupperware canister. Sorry I can't be more precise, but I have to do the dishes before I can accurately measure the scoops--I use them constantly!
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The diameter of the 1 cup(biggest cup) is 3 1/4". These are the best measure cups ever!!! Hope this helps:)