i would like to use them for my frozen key lime pies. how many liquid ounces will the bottom hold ?
456409
Not sure how many ounces. However, it may help you to know that a regular size cupcake fits with room left over. It is about the size of a large muffin.
456410
Not sure about how much bottom will hold--maybe 3/4 cup. I will not purchase them again because they are too hard to put top on.
77321
I would say something in between. I just checked one of mine-- they hold precisely 2 fluid ounces brimming full. They are a little more shallow than a standard cupcake foil -- they are a hair shy of 1 inch deep and 2.75 inches across (not including the lip). They are like mini aluminum pie pans. (I used mine for mini custards for kindergarteners, and they were great for that.)
1763130
You could try it the are small. When we made individual fruit pies the amount of filling we used was 1 tablespoon. They are just the right size for one serving. Good luck!
537539
They hold 20oz of liquid ( I just measured exactly to be sure) and are acrylic. I like them a lot.
2012064
yes, they will hold 8 oz. each. But when you fill them that far they bake out of the pan and cause a mess. I usually put about 6oz in each cavity.
512693
The ones shown hold 16 ounces, I can make smaller or larger if you prefer a different size...Thanks
283442
I'd say maybe 1-1.5 fluid ounces each. I would caution you to keep it upright, as I'd suspect it would spill liquid easily if tipped.
556793
With no ice, 10 oz. I use these for juice and usually only pour about 6 oz. For a cocktail, with ice, you could have at least 6 oz. of drink!!
1085196
I don't know but if I had to guess I'd say maybe 10 oz? I use them for fruit, ice cream, etc. you can definitely put a healthy portion in them.
2135805
I'd say liquids, probably 10-12oz. They're pretty substantial, but I ordinarily use the for salads rather than soups. I'd recommend them just because they're fairly attractive, and very sturdy.
1599056
Hey can hold up to 3.75 ounces. Since liquids expand when frozen, it's best to leave a 1/2 inch or so at the top. I would plan for 3.5 ounces x 6 = 21 ounces. 3.75 ounces = 110.9 ml.
2187410
aproximately... these containers taper down large to small the top diameter is aprox. 4 and a half inches. the bottom 3 and a half.. it is 3 inches high holds 12 oz. as much as a soda can... good for one serving of a vegetable or fruit... I had wanted one large enough for possibly a meal... my fault I did not measure first, but they do work for many uses! they make good dessert dishes, too!
1686033
They have a 14 ounce capacity, so they would be nominally a 10-12 ounce serving over ice. They're really a beautiful glass.
1893607
NOT possible to hold 12oz (360mL) of anything unless LEAD weight measure by weight and not volume. these were in inch diameter measure, I THINK, in description. I have three sizes - to the rim - low 4.5 inch diameter holds 180mL (6 fl oz). low 5.5 inch diameter holds 300mL (10 fl oz) and taller 4.5 inch diameter x 2 inch high holds 360mL (12 fl oz). This referenced bowl picture seems low and wide so I'd say it's 300mL/10 fl oz capacity.
2230069
I believe the two small one are 8 oz and the large one was 16 oz. you don't want to fill them too full. follow the instructions. they hold more than you think. Hope that helps.
1992487
They are 2.1" high by about 2.5" in diameter. So, a little math (Pi x Radius x Radius x Height) shows they can store roughly 10.31 cubic inches. So that means 5.67 fluid oz (1 cubic inch holds about 0.55 oz of water). This of course will vary depending on what you put in it, as some items are much heavier for their volume.
2090541
A good 8 oz we measured . Keeps a martini nice & cold ! Fun 2 drink from . Love them :) get adult brain freeze !