What is the diameter of the holes in the bottoms of the pan? Are they large enough to use a finger to push up the cheescakes?
1455062
Those metal circles shown in the picture go in the bottom of the pan, that way when the baking is complete you can push up on the metal circles through the holes to get the mini cakes out perfectly!
1455063
The hole is about 1 inch. Yes, they are large enough to use a finger to push up the cheesecakes. Make sure you grease the pan generously. They are made of aluminum. If you haven't purchase the pan yet, I would suggest that you would look into the one that Nopro makes. Theirs is coated, which would facilitate the "exit" of the cheesecakes out of the pan in a no-messy way.
1455064
Yes you can use your finger to push up the cheesecakes. Especially if you drop in 1/2 an Oreo cookie for the crust. I scrape off the white filling. Works great and sooo easy!
1455065
Yes. I let the cheesecakes cool and loosened the sides with a knife and was able to "poke" them out of the pan very easily.
1455066
Hi, yes they are, approximately 2 inches wide by 1 and 1/2 inches tall. Randi
1455067
Yes, you could do that easily. I really love this pan and use it for many different types of desserts.
1165119
Well now, we have to do a lot of interpretation as the sides of the pan curve slowly into the flat of the bottom of the pan. My best measurement would indicate that the diameter of the flat portion of the bottom is 4 and one half inches. I use this pan for eggs and nothing else and it does very well, just don't let your wife wash it.
2183788
I just measured the diameter and it will fit 9.5 inch pan. The Teflon doesn't work you must spray non stick for the eggs not to stick.
1393328
No, I don't think the pancake area is large enough. It might hold a small tortilla shell, but it definitely would not hold a larger tortilla or pizza shell.
1742965
The diameter is at least 11". We've put cakes with 10" diameter in this item with ease.
918740
The diameter is 2 3/4" at the top and 2 1/8" at the bottom. The muffin pans make standard size muffins.
1027542
My best answer would just to give you the measurement of the hole itself. The diameter is 1/2" exactly. I found this a handy item if the batter you are using isn't thick. The batter should be almost pourable. I use it mainly for pancakes to avoid drips from the bowl to the griddle. Worth it for us because our family loves pancakes!
1013782
After you push up the mini cheesecakes out of the pan, is it messy to remove the cakes from the little disks?
1381761
Yes, it will make large muffins with low bases, maybe 3.5 inches in diameter and 1.25 inches high at the base. There is a chance the tops will touch, though, if the cups are filled 3/4 full and the tops swell out a lot. This is mostly designed for small cakes and burger buns, which rise more up and less out.
205568
In my opinion they are! They are VERY shallow. The actual metal pan is less than 1 inch deep - no way you can bake a cake in this. The dimensions listed include the plastic lids. These are not cake pans. Perhaps they would work for brownies or bar cookies.
544714
I haven't use it yet, it says mini on the box, but I am sure it will accommodate normal sized cupcakes as well. The rings are big enough to hold the normal size.
1282201
bigger than a 10 inch round...I have not used the largest strip...I used the small and mid size ones on an 8 and 10 inch round cake pan....the larger one I am guessing would fit something larger than that...
253283
They are not straight. The top of the pan is 9" in diameter, and the bottom is around 8 1/2" in diameter.
140437
They are tiny....... They may even be smaller than those really small pretzel sticks. The silicone pan isn't the greatest I've used either, to be honest..... You will have to trim the sides of the balls because it goes all over and there are no instructions that come with the pan, so you have to guesstimate on how much batter to use. I was not impressed at all - Sorry......
141401
Buy a 14 inch diameter. I make 12 inch cheesecakes. But whatever you are making, 14 will be enough. It will be fine for using any pan up to 12 inches for a "bain marie" cooking process. The depth will be fine also.
598375
Yes they are bigger, and the cakes will appear bigger than the size of a regular cupcake. The size is moderated by the center cavity though, so I would say they are about 1.5 times the size of a regular cupcake. I have served them to a group the serving size was well received. Fill them with batter to the top of the cone in the center. I did not fill them full enough the first time I used them, the resulting cakes almost looked like doughnuts!
2100882
I'd say approx. 2 1/2 inches, 3 at,the most. If you buy the pan, you've got to spray the heck out it otherwise your cakes will stick. Other than that, its a good pan.