How large is the cupcake? I am looking for an oversized cupcake, NOT a layer cake shaped like a cupcake.
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You should probably look elsewhere then. However, you would be hard pressed to find one that would work as well. While you could just simply bake the bottom if the cake and then frost it as you would a cupcake, it would take a mountain of frosting. The cake bottom is about 8 inches or so at the top- the base is about 7- 7.5 inches wide, and the sides are corrugated to look like a cupcake cup. The problem that you will face if you don't intend to use the pan to make a two-layer cake is that overfilling the bottom of the pan with batter will cause it not to bake correctly and you will end up with an unpleasant gooey center. Anyway, i hope this helps in some way, but if you have more questions, please feel free to ask.
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This cupcake pan isnt worth it for selling $4 each cupcake. I think you should buy a Jumbo size pan, but eventhough $4 its too much.
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I bought the medium scoop and I get a cookie that is about 2 1\4 inch. I think the small scoop would be too small for a mini cupcake. For me I would get the medium scoop.
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It will only fit with standard home size cupcakes...even those were a tight fit. It was hard to get them placed without the frosting touching the tier above.
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It is slightly smaller, not by much though. The portions make for standard cupcakes....They're not like cylinders....more of a slight cone.
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I would estimate 3.5 or 4" square. Big enough for a medium homemade or large bakery cupcake.
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I am sorry but i do not understand question. I love the cupcake pan because i sell alot of cupcakes & this is a quick 2 dozen. If you want to re phrase question or need to know anything else, just email me ok.
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nope! i highly DONT recommend this product. after receiving mine, i sent it back as it was scratched and warped and in very poor shape. definitely not enough space between the tiers for much else than cupcakes
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The cake in the picture is a 9x13. That should give you a good idea. Will not fit a standard round cake.
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I believe that you could make square cupcakes. Don't think pan is too shallow. I would definitely try it.
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Just the regular size, and those you have kinda tilt and twist to get in the spots provided. But I've never had a cupcake overturn. I absolutely love mine. I was lucky enough to find a 3 layer. So I have taken a dozen cupcakes in one layer, sheet cake in another, and cookies doubled layered in one box to a party before. I love the way they snap together. I can't say how much I love snap ware. Technically if you flipped the insert over or took it out you could carry the larger cupcakes I guess. :)
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The base has a bra un The middle so is not possible place cake. You can put cupcakes
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The largest I've made is a 9" cake, but I believe that it could handle a larger cake. You slide it in on itself to being it around the case (like wrapping a belt on itself), so I'd give it a whirl. I love mine. It's super easy to use.
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the size of this cupcake using this pan is enough, how you decorate the cupcake is another challenge, if you are giving it as a party favor, i suggest looking for a clear plastic drinking cup that the cupcake can fit in, place the cupcake decorate it in the cup and place the cup in a little baggy use for a cookie and tie with a colorful string...
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I'd have to count again but it is either 26 or 28 cupcakes total. Works like a dream unless you want candles in the cupcakes. The tiers are a little too close together to get a candle in every one.
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The size of the cupcakes in this pan are more in the $3 a cupcake range. They are a standard size cupcake.
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It fits regular cupcakes, just not very will if they have a ton of frosting (making them really tall).