What is the diameter of the individual donut wells?
1664703
6-Well donut pan has 3 1/2" diameter of the wells. The center knob is about 1" diameter at the base.
1664704
About 3.5 inches. depth about 7/8 inch. makes a doughnut about the size of a nonyeast raised old fashioned doughnut or fried cake. sorry it toke sometime to respond. hope this helps.
1664705
Amazon asked me to answer the diameter question, but several folks beat me to the 3.5" answer. I'll just add that the pan is very heavy construction and high quality. I hope my kids or their wives want to bake donuts, because this thing will survive generations.
1664706
USA pans are the BEST bakeware pieces I've ever owned. The diameter of the donut well is as described below. You won't regret your purchase at all.
1664707
3.5 inches in diameter. The depth of the well is .75 inches. The pan itself is 15.75 inches by 11.25. The pan weighs 2.25 pounds.
1361683
Well, unfortunately my pans are the Grand...not the Petite. BUT! Called Nordic Ware and customer service was kind enough to measure the wells of the mini: bottom width 1.375 inches; top width 1.75 inches; depth 2 inches. I also noted that recipes for this pan usually require 3 cups of batter. Am sure you already know but if making popovers, they will puff up way above the tops of the wells. Hope this helps.
4477
I have the regular size donut pan, not the mini. I would though, put the batter in a bag and pipe it out.
1241008
I'll give the rough dimensions of the padding..So if you imagine the padding as a "0" shaped doughnut..the outer dimensions is about 3.5 inches height, 2.75 width. The inner dimension is about 2.25 height, 1.25 inches width. These are just rough dimensions since the you can squeeze/stretch them a little. hope this helps!
672769
I haven't measured, but it's pretty small. Perfect for individual candies, but not so much if your adding a filling of some sort.
2145537
I really think it's too small for donuts while the smallest one could be used for donut holes the larger one is too small. I really think a separate donut cutter would work better and faster for you.
2243550
They are 5" about 1 1/2" deep tapered. I think they are souch better than the small pie time I tried that had no depth. These actually give you enough room for filling, so you are not getting just dough. They are the best small pie twins I have found!
1034330
Not sure of exact diameter, I just wanted to respond to you with a warning on these. I have purchase these twice and both times they have leaked at bottom of the can. This ruined part of my deck. Just felt obligated to save someone the hassle that I had.
1043038
The diameters are 1 & 1/2 inches it is easy to install and works great. Once you fill the canister close until it "Clicks" . Thats it
316140
I gave it as a gift months ago so I do not have it to measure but I think the three answers are within the ballpark. If you want the diameter, take Nicki's circumference and divide by pi.
2221753
Each little donut is 2 1/2 inches across, so about half the size of a regular donut. The ease of use and ability to get creative with ingredients makes it well worth the purchase, use and storage. A major tip is to use one of the high temp tolerant plastic spatulas for removing the finished donuts, otherwise the pan gets scratched and really difficult to use. My 5 yr old great grandson does all the mixing and clean up and I handle all of the possible burn type jobs. He absolutely loves this weekend treat.
735115
If they come out correctly they are about the size of a donut hole you would get from Dunkin Donuts.
195545
I don't have a ruler, but I would say 3" diameter. It easily fits a can/koosie.
32624
Each of the 12 cavities is about 2 3/4" in diameter and 1 1/4" deep. I followed instructions regarding cleaning prior to first use, greasing the pan well, and using a dense batter and came out perfect! Hope you enjoy as much as we do. We love it for parties and big family gatherings - handy single serving and better than cupcakes.
1833393
The hollows are 2-1/8" plus a bit (not quite 2-1/4") in diameter, and the 1" (perhaps plus a bit) center depth is a real distinguishing feature from other pans with more shallow wells. Hope this helps.
739597
2 3/4" inches wide at the top and slightly taper inward. They are 3/4" inch deep. Not huge by any means, more individual fruit tart crust size.
201486
I don't know the exact diameter but I can tell you they are huge. I used them for spaghetti noodles and I used a whole box and there was still available room in the colander.