how much liquid will each cavity hold? 1/4 cup? 1/3 cup? Thanks!
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The answer will depend on what you are putting in the tartlet pan. If I am making a cakelike tart, I start with 1/4 cup. If making a more solid tart, such as a cream cheese tart, about a 1/3 a cup. I, as a habit now, just start with a 1/4 cup and add more as needed.
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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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It will hold a tad more than 3 oz, but the liquid will be right to the rim. (I just filled it to the rim and dumped it in a measuring cup and was just shy of 4 oz.)
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I'm traveling right now so don't have access to a measuring cup. However, I estimate the reservoir holds between 3/4 to a full cup. Sorry I can't be more accurate but I think I'm pretty close. I find the amount it holds to be adequate for my needs. The appliance may feel awkward to use at first but you will get used to it and develop your own technique.....JW
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Each one holds about 1/3 cup of liquid, which is about 2.7 ounces if you leave a bit at the top to prevent overflow when putting the lids on.
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The cup bottom diameter is 1 3/4"; depth is 3/4". Also, the cup top diameter is 2 3/16".
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I would guess about 1/4 to 1/3 cup of water. There isn't a fill line, I drew my own in based on the written instructions.
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I have this and it appears (I have not measured) to hold about 1 to 1.5 cups. They are hand made and all are a tad different.David
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These small ones hold about 3/4 to 1 cup. They do not however snap tight like the larger containers.
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One and 3/4 cup, filled almost to the top. I guess i could have added 1/4 of a cup but then you would probably just spill it.
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The sides of the individual molds are slanted up towards the top. The bottom of each mold is approximately 1 1/8 inches in diameter. The top most is approximately 1 1/2 inches in diameter. Each mold holds approximately 1/3 (.3) ounce of liquid.
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Much depends on how high you fill them. I would estimate 1/2 to 1 cup maximum for the large and 1/4 to 1/3 for smaller.I primarily use for biscuit/cookie cutters.
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The cups are 1 1/2" tall and 1 1/2" at the mouth of the cup. They hold around 1 oz. of liquid. They are fairly sturdy, my daughter uses them a lot; we have had them for about a year and they are still in great condition.
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approx. 1/2 cup, although you may not wish to fill the molds completely with batter for baking. it is a wonderful mold.
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Not positive but seeing the bottles here in front of me, I would guess that they contain maybe 1/2 a cup of liquid. Just MY educated guess...not completely accurate.
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each one holds about 2 cups. I really didn't like it a ll since it didn't stay shut very well. I ended up using them as dog bowls. Very unhappy with the quality, but I hate sending stuff back.
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Peggy, I don't have the exact size but the smallest will probably hold around 2 cups of liquid and have room to stir; next size is probably 4 cups (with room to stir), and the largest would certainly hold 8+ cups of liquid. I've used my set for a number of uses and am very pleased with their durability. Hope this helps...and if I get them out soon...I'll measure their capacity and let you know.
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If you filled each muffin mold to the brim ( which of course you wouldn't actually fill them that full!) they hold 1/2 c. They measure 1 1/4 inches deep, 2 1/2 inches across the top diameter, and 2 inches across the bottom diameter. Hope that helps you. Happy baking!