Hiya... I'm wondering if these seem to be about perfect size for individual homemade pot pies and things of that nature.
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Absolutely perfect!!! I used to own a Cafeteria and I sold a ton of these personal sized pies :)
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I think so. They are 4 1/2" in diameter (6" if you include the handles), 2 1/2" tall, and hold 16 fluid oz.
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I have never tried anything like that with these but I am betting they would work fine. They hold about 15 fl. oz or roughly the same as any can of vegetables if that helps you get a better idea. You could always buy a store bought pot pie and empty the contents into one of these to compare for volume. Hope this helps.
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I have made fruit pies in them. Two servings per pie. I would make pot pies in them. Two servings per. They are deep but adequate for purpose.
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Technically, I think so. The only problem would be that there would be nothing to keep the pies from sliding around on the tray because there are no edges around it. There are only little holes big enough for the cupcakes.
908992
I suppose, but they'll be on th small side diameter-wise. They are a hair under 3.5 inches in diameter, so allowing for shrinkage when you cook the patties, they'll be "slider" sized when you're done.
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I would think that most of them are at least 1". Let me get my box out---They are from `1.11/2, 21/8. Might be a little large for that. They are metal and would make pretty little tea cookies. MKB
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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!
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They are smaller mixing bowls not large. If your a big baker and need a large bowl then these are a bit small, but if you are looking for some smaller ones then they would do for most needs.
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Yes, definitely. They are a typical dessert dish size - not too big, not too small.
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yes they are tart and very high quality. My pies turn out perfect with theses.
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These are not large items. I am not totally familiar with sizing in the Step2 kitchens, but I think you should be safe since these are smallish but still work for our kids.
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the largest ones might be big enough. i bought mine to use with polymer clay and frankly, i was surprised at how small they are. my suggestion is to buy the sets of individual shapes - they'll get a lot more use for sandwiches
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I use these on 9 inch pie plates, they fit just fine. The ready made crusts that are in the grocery store work well with these covers too.
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yes. I use them for shepard pies. the bowls are oven proof. not the lids, of course.
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Hi Angel, Unfortunately, I bought this as a wedding gift and only looked at the group upon arrival, before wrapping and did not take measurements. These are nice deep bowls well suited for mixing batters and I liked the grip on the lip when I handled them. I would think there was a sizing on the items in the selection. Sorry I couldn't be much more help, but I do think they are nice set especially to get started with.
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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!
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I made mini pies with them and they came out well! Just pressed the pie crust up the sides. Labor intensive, but adorable and delicious!
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I think they would work well! I have only baked in them & my stuff didn't stick.