how much liquid does each square hold?
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I don't know the exact amount in milliliters, but area-wise, each square holds liquid almost equal to the size of a sugar cube... a full tray yields a little over three 8 oz cups of ice. I would suggest buying 4 trays to get a good amount of ice from each freezing.
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Oh my goodness....I'm curious why you ask?! The small individual cubes on mine measure appx .5"x.5"x.5". According to http://www.calculatoredge.com/enggcalc/volume.html#cube, that's a liquid volume of .125 cubic inches. This is unfrozen liquid.
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Each square holds approximately 1 1/2 to 2 ml, depending how full you make them. 2 ml makes a heaping cube. I measured using a medicine dropper.
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Good Afternoon, Thank you for your inquiry~ Each square would measure 0.88". Shall you have any further questions feel free to contact us!! Have A Wonderful Day!!
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Good afternoon! Each glass can hold up to 12 ozs of liquid. I hope this information helps answer your question. Have a great day! Jessica S., Brandshopper Stores Customer Service
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I just measured some water. They hold 10oz. Of coffee with room for a hit of cream :)
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These were a gift for my brother-in-law who is getting his Ph.D. in Chemistry. Naturally he did an experiment. This is his answer for you:"Each of them hold approximately 50mL (which is equivalent to about 1.7 US fluid ounces. (While determined acurately using 5 decimal places, it remains an estimate as the density of EtOH/Water mixtures are different than pure water). so i would say about 1.5 fluid ounces is about accurate." Hope this helps :)
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I am not totally sure in that understanding these hold 7 GALLONS of liquid. I must assume if a normal gallon liquid product is approximately 128 fluid ounces, then I could assume this will be approximately 50 lbs. If someone has a more exact answer look forward to hearing that.
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Putting each piece on my scale and filling with water, each holds 6.25 ounces.
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I'd guess the shorter ones would probably hold about 1/2 c., the middle sized ones about a cup, the tall one about 1.5 c., so about 6 to 7 cups.
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each one holds about 1/8 of a cup max. 1 3/4" across and 1" deep. covers tight at first, hard to get on, messy if you have liquid inside. Bought for salad dressing, wish I had bought the bigger size.
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I just measured them. The small pot....holds 4 cups of liquid.(1 quart) The larger pot....holds 10 cups of liquid.(2 and 1/2 quarts) Hope that helps. Btw: OUTstanding pans!!!!! Sooooo happy with them!!!
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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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Made a mash tun out of this. It will only hold about 60 qts of liquid. The rest is in the lid space.
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They hold about 1/2 cup liquid but that isn't right up to the top. I will be using them to make creme brulee and the 1/2 cup measure is where I would fill them for the recipe.Sandy
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There really isn't any way to measure the inside dimensions. They are cone shaped. All I can tell you is they hold approximately 1/2 cup of liquid.
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I'm not sure on the exact ounces, but they hold about a quarter cup of liquid so that must be about two ounces .
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These were a gift for our granddaughter and I don't remember exactly what size the cups were. I'd guess that each held about 1/4 cup of liquid, so quite small.
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Oh funny! I long forgot I bought this for my son (and so did he, as I had to dig around the garden items in the shed to find it!). But I'm so happy to be of assistance here.When filled to its maximum capacity (almost spilling out), it holds nearly 900 mL or 3 and 2/3 cups or nearly a quart. Hope that helps!