Can you make coffe can cakes in these? I love coffee can cakes but can no longer find 1 lb. coffee can.
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I've ever made coffee can cakes, but this would be more like a third of a one pound coffee can. Besides that, I suspect that the mouth would not let the cake out easily.
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I used to make coffee can bread, too, but it's been a long time! These are much smaller, but you could probably divide the dough in half and make 2 smaller loaves...
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I am rethinking my answer to your question. Although it may work, the can opening is only 3". So the finished loaf would potentially be different than the larger loaf formed in a 1 pound can.
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Being unsure of what size canning jar you plan to use I guess the best I can say about these scoops is that I use the quarter cup measure in my wide mouth coffee canister. They match my canister set ( Corelle's Simple Lines ) and the 1/4 cup fits nicely. The one cup size is longer and larger but the scoops are well made and have a nice grip handle. They also sit flat if you need to place them on the counter. If you view the canister set on Amazon then picture the second largest as my coffee canister, perhaps that can help you to reach a good determination if they're appropriate for your canning jar. GL!
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Yes! What would be te use of coffee mugs that wouldn't permit coffee to be reheated in a microwave. In my house, if I can't find a cup, I look in the microwave for one that has been forgotten after reheating.
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I only used 4oz...half a cup of batter. I used them to make mini pound cakes. I haven't tried any other batter in them.
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Tim Horton's seem to have discontinued these US sizes (1lb bag, this can, etc) as they are no longer available at their US webstore. Whoever bought the stock can then resell on their terms.
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I melt my wheel weights in 3 lb. coffee can then pour into metal cup cake pan to get 2 lb. round ingots that are just smaller than diameter of lee melter pot and the perfect size for this pot I think the pot holds 3 + lbs.
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Sure you can, and ice cream (white bean or coconut based or any base really), and cake. Matcha cake is delicious. Since I don't find this brand drinkable I may try it in ice cream and baking recipes. Perhaps it will taste better combined with many other ingredients.
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My feeling would be that cakes would be too delicate to get out of the tin without it crumbling. The best way to do tiny cakes is bake a sheetcake and cool thoroughly. Then use assorted cookie cutters to obtain the shape you want. Hope this was helpful
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Not really. Or at least I've never tried. You use loose grounds. You could probably cram one of those teabag-style pods in, but not the hard plastic critters like k-cups or other varieties.
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This is a 'block' of pure coconut cream, would imagine you could break off a piece and melt in hot coffee, should be delicious! I, of course, love anything coconut but have not tried this in my coffee but do use the coconut oil in my coffee. Hope you enjoy!
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If you're talking about a pound cake per rack, I would be fine in endorsing this. Even up to 2 each rack, I'm sure it would be fine. The hooks on the back end are really sturdy. My only reservation for pound cakes, or any other cakes which may rise, would be a worry about clearance. I'll go set mine up and measure and then post a picture to the product.
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I don't think so, but if your cake is heavy, you will finishing don't use it, just like happen to me.I did took my to Mexico, and the cake that they made ovether, it was too big & heavy, so i didn't use. Just for your knowledge each cake was about 6-8 punds, 15" X 15" & 3" tall, so if your cake it's smaller than my, go ahead. I hope my answer help you. Good Day!
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yes weigh what you have in can...I admit can size is deceiving Transfer to an airtight container if you use them on a regular basis..
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Yes you can. I imagine you could even use the single serving coffee bags (that are like tea bags).
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YES! You can roast coffee in this. I routinely roast up to 1 lb at a time with excellent results.
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I don't see why not. That's actually a really great idea! For a quarter sheet cake or bigger, they would be perfect. They're plastic and easy to clean. Not super heavy and not super light either.
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You could, but the coffee will be probably not as good as making the whole pot because it quite difficult to get it right when doing less than the full amount. I would advise making the full pot of coffee and just drink the amount you want. If you are going to drink regularly 3 to 6 cups then I think it would be better to buy the smaller pot. Hope this helps