the size of the cookie cutters. ????
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The large letters are 3.5" high and the smaller ones are 2.5" high. I measured them. I have the sizes in my review and I posted photos. My 2.5 year old grandson loves them and handles them easily. Haven't gotten around to making cookies yet!
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I'm not exactly sure of the dimensions, but they are at least 2-4 inches depending on the letter. They were bigger than I had expected, but worked great!
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The big ones are 3 inches. There's little ones that are 2 inches. The little ones are just numbers and symbols. The big ones are letters and numbers.
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They are about a inch and a half by an inch. I bought them for my Girlfriend who is a teacher. She uses them in her class on play-dough. Fits children's hands well. Never used for cookies though...
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3.5 to 4 inches I'd say. There's 2 sizes for each one. A smaller letter and a larger letter
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They are a good size. THey are about 2 1/2 - 3 inches tall and about 1 1/2 -2 inches wide.
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I'm not sure what you mean. The cookies when pressed out they're about the same diameter as the cylinder: about an inch and a half. If your dough is correct they don't spread out much.
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The cookies can be 1 1/2 to 2 inches in diameter at the widest or tallest part. Usually a batch makes 5-6 dozen.
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Mary, the R & M fluted cookie cutter set includes 4 cutters: 1¼"L × 1¼"W, 1-5/8"L × 1-5/8"W, 2"L × 2"W, and 2½"L × 2½"W.
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That is exactly what I used thme for. maybe 2 to 3 inches at the top. I had to double them up when I baked them but that was because I used a cookie crust recipie and the crust would have folded in while baking. I highly recommend them.
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Agreed. About 2 1/2 to 3 inches. Supposedly you can use them for brownie cutouts, but I have yet to try that. I bought these for my custom cakes, but like Tricia said, they were just too big for what I needed. Good luck!
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I don't exactly remember but to the best I my recollection the diameter was bigger than a quarter and maybe 3.5". I used them to make a trifle dessert (alternating disc shapes of cake piped with chocolate mousse). I was happy with the item.
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These wrappers are the size of a standard mini cupcake. Sorry I don't have exact measurements but it should have it on the site :)
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They are the normal chocolate chip size (not the miniature chocolate chips). Hope this helps...
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The large one is 14" X 16" and the smaller one is 12" X 14" according to what is printed on the back of the pans. I am extremely happy with pans and would definitely order more of them when I need them. If you are using them for cookies, they DON'T burn the bottom of the cookies.
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They are standard muffin size. Although I never put them in the muffin tin. They stand up once filled and I put them on a cookie sheet to cook.
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This set makes small narrow cookies. They are 3 to 4 inch length and only 1 to 1.5 inch wide. I had trouble with the dough sticking in the narrow tails.
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I gave these as a gift, so don't have them in front of me to check. Can't swear they're 3 inches, but they are not "small." The cookies would be in the ballpark as the size of a regular cookie (as in a chocolate chip cookie or an oatmeal cookie). Hope that helps!
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It was a gift, so I don't know for sure. It looked like a standard size (I have a few cheese cutters myself) and these are 5.5cm, about 2 1/4 inches.
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I can't give you exact measurements but they are average size canisters maybe a tad bit bigger! I am very pleased with them. The cookie jar (sold separately) is huge! I'm very pleased!
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About 3X6 inches. Please, to let you know, these things a very flimsy. IMHO, not worth the price. I roll out my dough and use a pizza cutter. They don't look like a bone, but between you and me, the dog can't care less!!!!
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Hi, I've lent them to someone so can't tell you exactly but they are quite big, I'd say about 5 by 6 centimetres. I used them on top of cupcakes and they pretty much covered the whole top. Sorry I can't be more accurate x