What are the dimensions of the brownies that come out?
2050051
1 3/4" x 2 1/4", if you use the divider. I actually don't bake with the divider in the pan because I'm too lazy to have to wash it. So I use it as a cutter after the brownies have been out of the oven, not hot but warm. I still have to wash the divider but it's a lot easie because it doesn't haved baked on brownie stuck to it. I would use a large brownie mix, not a 8x8" dish.
2050052
Ya know... I have to day this pan was a disappointment. The brownies were small, like 2X2 ish. The pan is a pain to clean. I'm just sticking with a regular old baking pan.
2066661
They are brown, and folded in half like a greeting card, so actually they're 7 inches wide and 10 inches long when opened I believe.
1448691
I would estimate 3.5 or 4" square. Big enough for a medium homemade or large bakery cupcake.
2056237
they vary from 3"x3: to 4" x 6". They are nice and keep things fresh, BUT the lids are impossible to close and I have to hit them with my fist to close them. I am about to gather them up and offer them to my daughter as they are just too difficult/hard for me to close. They snap very tightly. Hope this helps. They also come in round, square and rectangular sizes.
1988200
I measured the same as BrownSugarBritches. These are standard/regular muffin size.
1733127
You know I bought them for my preschool kiddos and I can't really remember. Maybe about 7 inches x 5 inches or so. Hope that helps!
1421727
I bought these as a gift so don't have them in front of me to measure, but they are about 3 inches in diameter. The cookies would be average size, about the size of a typical chocolate chip cookies or oatmeal cookie.
1421459
I do not know the exact dimensions, but do recall seeing them. I have two of these pans, made by different manufacturers. They are identical. These hold about the same amt of batter as one cupcake. The shape allows the brownie to cook to crunchy around the outside without becoming dry inside. The shape is perfect for holding, packing and decorating. I use these pans to make many things, including fudge. This pan will bake a better brownie than other pans of similar material with different shape and size wells for the batter. I have urged others to try them and have given them as gifts
1262240
They are small ... the largest one is 1.5" L x 1/2 to 3/4 " W , these are not for making cookies (well you can they'll just be reallllly small) I love them for decorating my cakes - pies - even cookies nicely made
360123
about 1-1/2 cubic inches -- they really don't look like diamonds when you bake cake batter in them. Smaller than cake pops, just one bite really.
251954
I can only guess but maybe 8x10 and 4 in. deep?? There were several layers of scrumptious cookies. Worth it!
1898534
They're about 3" in diameter. This is a great pizzelle maker. It makes 3 at a time and goes really fast if using the enclosed recipe. I used it for a cookie giveaway at work. Three wrapped in a napkin or wax paper.
2049819
all I can say is that mine are like small cupcake size. 2 bite size cupcakes or brownies. You fill them half way for muffins...and slightly more than 1/2 way for cake or brownies....you can get larger ones too. Not sure what size you ordered
1518083
I don't know the exact number, but they're fairly standard sized, however, they are also very smooth. If you're using them to test baked items (i.e. cake, brownies, etc.), they may be too smooth. Hope that helps.
764957
Like any average brown pan. I don't have the exact measurements but I think it's 9x11
1851453
The outside dimensions are 10.5 x 14.5, and the inside is 9x13 -- I have seen the pan in a 7x11 size which will fit your oven and still produce an AWESOME pan of brownies! Good luck.
1398817
They are 12 inches long. I just went out and measured them. Also they are brown, not white as pictured. Great basket!!