Is the dispenser large enough for a large quantity of batter?
506520
It almost hold an entire cake tin full if you're making a 2 cake tin cake. Hold a lot!
506521
No, if you want to make cupcakes you will have to refill after first pan of 12. To be honest I am sorry I bought it I have used it twice in the year since I bought it. It is hard to clean, you can not use thick batters about the only thing its good for is pancake batter. Even then it's just easier to use a large measuring cup.
506522
When making a standard size cake mix the dispenser can hold all the batter but 1 cup. I find this dispenser very helpful that being anytime I want to fill anything with something, for example pumpkin pie batter into small little tarts I use this dispenser, because when U release the lever the FLOW STOPS no mess. I hate mess I do not like 2 cook but this dispenser prevents mess & is easy 2 fill & clean
1156672
It will not work with any additives to the batter. You do have control on how much to dispense. A little or a lot.
2257335
Yes, without a problem. My wife is using it for larger items as well and it's working like a charm.
1506803
The opening is large. So if you want a large amount it would be fine for that purpose.
1752202
No your cake mix will not be to thick you can pour mixture into dispenser right away.
1967970
I doubt it. It's small and has a plastic spicket at the bottom. Tastes great but I wouldn't count on using it along with another dispenser.
688464
Interesting question. I would say yes but the measurement of 1 cup from the dispenser would most likely be different from a measuring cup. Also, you would need plenty of flour so it could fall thru the dispenser since it uses gravity to move (drop) the rice into the measuring basin.
444656
The pan holds 8 cups, but I would only put about 5 - 6 cups of batter in it or it will overflow.
9241
Not my experience. However, I found it took a couple feelings before the content dispensed was correct. Shake the unit from the top, it will release more food.
1939129
It holds 4 cups. Mix your batter in a large bowl with a spout and fill the dispenser on the open side of the handle. With practice you can learn to measure by sight. When filling small muffin pans or baked donut pans, the dispenser is wonderful and well worth the money. It's all stainless steel and easy to clean when you're through. Most dispensers hold 2 cups but I didn't find any that held more than 4 cups. It's very sturdy and well made.
600433
I bought this for taking spaghetti sauce and meatballs out of a large pan. It's perfect for that. It's pretty big. Don't make pancakes, so I can't compare to what I use it for. Guess you would have a very large pancake if you got this size. Kent Oram
1732160
Yes. I have used some very large apples and potatoes.If you remove the corer , it will accommadate even larger items.
1277687
If you dispenser is to hold 2000ml then it should with no problems. The gojo box measures 8 1/2" x 5" x 3 1/2".
1881890
I would say you probably should mix the batter in another bowl. Then pour it into the dispenser.
656458
It may be large. My dispenser is a hexagonal one gallon, 8" at widest point, 12" tall. I found this stand to be oversized, but because I couldn't find one that was more suitable, I went ahead with this one. I cut a piece of cardboard to fit the bottom of the stand, to provide extra stability, then used cloth napkins to cover the cardboard and (attempt to) conceal the oversized nature of the stand. As it turned out, the napkins also absorbed the condensation that formed on the jar, which was an unexpected bonus.
1752197
Some cake batter is. Anything with chips or fruit or nuts is too thick. Basically if you cannot drizzle the batter with a spoon, 90% of the time it is to thick for this dispenser. When I used mine, I would put the batter in the dispenser as soon as I was done making it. It is always best to use cupcake/cake batter, etc. as soon as it is mixed. With the baking powder/soda, there is a chemical reaction that happens that helps with the rising of the cake, so it is best to get it in the oven right away regardless if it is put in the pans with a spoon, dispenser or a good ole' fashioned pour.
2175792
By large do you mean thick? I never use it for anything other than English muffins, but the slots are pretty roomy.