Would a 16-oz bag be enough to rim 100 regular-sized cupcakes in sprinkles?
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Hi Maggie, you may have enough with a lb of jimmies. I usually rather have left over than possibly be short so maybe buy a 16 oz and the a smaller one just in case if they sell it. If you know you will use these jimmies again, then just go with 2 and use the leftovers on other baked goods.
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Depending on how full you want it? I would suggest 2 bags of 100 balls! Gives it the perfect fullness!
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The heart shaped cake pan holds about 16oz and yes, it would be fantastic to make bath bombs. I would should you wrap the base, on the outside with heavy duty aluminum.
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Container is 16 ounces, should be more than enough. I'd love to know what your making my email is leilahenderson@ymail.com, Cheers!
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Depends on how big hour marshmallow is. I dip the jumbo marshmallows & this bag would be too small.
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I do not make small cupcakes. I make large domed ones. However, it would not fit one of my cupcakes. It is a very small box.
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I would use tips/couplers for more consistent and better looking products. Keep in mind, this bag may be way too stiff if you are piping cake donuts, and 12 in bag would be a more manageable size. Although you may have to fill it more often. Good luck.
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i think it would work, it is set up for cupcakes, but the smaller ones wouldn't slide around too much
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Yes but know that the spot to hold the cupcake in the box is set to hold a regular size cupcake. Maybe you could fit more than one.
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Oops! I want quite done!! Here is a snippet from a baking blog: Get the right size. Pastry bag sizes indicate their length. Frustratingly, that tells you almost nothing about the bag. Not even a math whiz can calculate the volume of a cone based strictly on its length.But that's okay, I've got a cheat sheet: 12" bags hold 1 1/2 cups. 16" bags hold about four cups and 18" bags hold six (your mileage may vary).For detail work, like writing on a cake, go for the 12" bag. For piping macarons or cream puffs, use a roomy 18" bag so you won't need as many refills.I hope this answers your questions!! :-) Oops! I want quite done!! Here is a snippet from a baking blog: Get the right size. Pastry bag sizes indicate their length. Frustratingly, that tells you almost nothing about the bag. Not even a math whiz can calculate the volume of a cone based strictly on its length.But that's okay, I've got a cheat sheet: 12" bags hold 1 1/2 cups. 16" bags hold about four cups and 18" bags hold six (your mileage may vary).For detail work, like writing on a cake, go for the 12" bag. For piping macarons or cream puffs, use a roomy 18" bag so you... » Read More Oops! I want quite done!! Here is a snippet from a baking blog: Get the right size. Pastry bag sizes indicate their length. Frustratingly, that tells you almost nothing about the bag. Not even a math whiz can calculate the volume of a cone based strictly on its length.But that's okay, I've got a cheat sheet: 12" bags hold 1 1/2 cups. 16" bags hold about four cups and 18" bags hold six (your mileage may vary).For detail work, like writing on a cake, go for the 12" bag. For piping macarons or cream puffs, use a roomy 18" bag so you won't need as many refills.I hope this answers your questions!! :-) « Show Less
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If they are minis you can fit just under 4 dozen, regular size cupcakes you can fit up to two dozen depending on the size of the cupcakes. I usually can get only 22 or 23 and they are snug.
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It fits a standard cupcake. I used these to sell my cupcakes at our local farmers market. A creative and cost effective way is to take a long treat bag (you can get these at walmart or michaels or other craft stores) and a 9 ounce short, wide rim plastic cup and use different designed bags or craft paper tie with a ribbon and voila! I make these now for my clients and they love the details! Best of luck!
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It depends on the thickness you plan to roll the fondant out, size of the cupcakes, and the Decoration you are looking to achieve. I do believe that this will be enough.
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This stuff goes a long way. I think one bag should be way more than enough for 20 cookies, even if they are quite large, since it's not meant to layer on thick like regular icing.
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Depending on the size of the cupcakes it can hold up to 18 small or 12 large
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Yes...you can also fit another dozen or so under the bottom layer if you run out of space. Kinda confusing because it says mini...so you think mini cupcakes...but no. It fits 100 standard size ones.
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I use mine for spelt flour. The 5-gal. bucket holds a little less than the contents of a 25 lb. bag.