do all the scoops have standard size on them? ie. #16, #24 , #50 ? as in how many scoops per quart of icecream?
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Not that I'm aware of. Mine are 1/2 T, 1 T and 2 T. Intended more for things like making cookies. Maybe the larger sizes have that?
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I don't see any markings on scoops. I just sort of memorized which scoops I use for which recipes.
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I packed them away already,but they're good size graduating down in size.Id guess and say the largest is about 3-4 quarts with the smallest at around 4 cups approximately.All the others in between are different sizes also.They will serve their purpose nicely.
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you do not have to make 4 qts,however, you may want to fill ice & salt to top so that your icecream will freeze better.you can always stop the freezing process to make a softer serve icecream. enjoy. to maximize the use of the freezer,fill it full to lines. you just will have more ice cream to enjoy & share
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You don't have to make 6qt. in 6qt. freezer. If you want 4qt. make 4qt..Try making 6qt. in a 4qt.. With the answers to these questions I have to wonder if you people ever used a freezer.You can keep the ice cream that's you don't eat in your reg. freezer
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Edgar, I'm so sorry it took me so long to read this question. Each cube was about half size of normal square ice cube. I used it for wine cubes, which does not work at all by the way... very messy lol! They would be perfect for regular ice.
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We always make 4 quarts, but the Nostalgia manual says "up to 4 quarts" and I believe that you could make less if you wanted to. Regardless of how much mix is used, the key is to ensure that the ice/salt mixture stays above the level of the mix in the canister. This will ensure consistent freezing.
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Depending on the serving size, Z(i.e. 2 scoops with standard scoop) about 4. Depending on the type of ice cream you are making (adding fresh fruit) I was able to get 5 servings.
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Yes. The small size scoop says "60 (2 tsp)" and the medium size scoop says "40 (1-1/2 T.)" I don't have the large scoop so I can't tell you what that one says.
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"Normal" is a relative term, but I think you'd consider this half-ounce scoop a small size. Go with a one-ounce size.
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It's the 17 quart size, but there's not a item number listed on any of my invoices, just the invoice number. Sorry.
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It looks like 2Tablespoons to me (the same size as my Norwex detergent scoop which I'm certain is 2T). Hope that helps :)
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There are 2 different sizes depending upon the unit. Some units contain (3) 1-1/2 quart crocks, and, the larger style contains (3) 2-1/2 quart crocks. Be sure to verify with the seller the correct size being sold.
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There are three, 1 1/2 inches, 1 7/8 inches and 2 3/8 inches wide. I love mine. They work great for scooping cookie batter or putting batter in cup cake liners without making a mess. They would not work for ice cream. Hope they work for you, The small spoons are more like little toys, I gave them to my grand daughters to play tea party with. The small spoons are not metal.
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I am not sure. I believe the 2 small ones are 1 quart and the middle one is 2 quarts. I gave it to my sister in law as a gift because it turned out to be too big for just the 2 of us.
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I use the middle sized Pampered Chef scoop which is about 1 1/2" but do not fill it real full. The smallest scooper seems a little small. This is for a stiffer muffin dough. I have not yet made a thinner cake batter in these.
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Yes. I use a bunch of different sizes of these and have used a scoop in each one. My scoops are always like 1/2 or 1 cup measure cups.
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The sizes (capacity, I should say) are listed in the description (one quart, etc). I realized that I had the original set instead of the set II, and mine includes a 3-quart sauce pan instead of 2-quart, which is the only difference I can see. If you want measurements by the inch, you might check online for actual physical size of the pans.