What is the diameter of the corer? I'm considering for coring ice cream cone cupcakes and don't want it to take out too much. Thanks!
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Hi Debbie, I can't find it right this second to say the exact size. All I can say is it was the perfect size for a cupcake. Not too big ... however, you don't have to go all the way in with it either. You can stop before the full amount is out. I need to find it again because I was going to make cupcakes again with the center filled. Hope that helps. It's less than an inch.
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Hi Debbie,I'll try to remember to measure for you when I get home tonight if someone else hasn't already answered by then....my guess is that it's about 3/4" in diameter. It really is a good size of core for a regular cupcake, I think. I'll measure the depth, too. It may not go really deep into an ice cream cone cupcake, which you might prefer anyway...
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The top diameter is 15". Our cake diameter was 14" and there was a space around it.
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I haven't use it yet, it says mini on the box, but I am sure it will accommodate normal sized cupcakes as well. The rings are big enough to hold the normal size.
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I can pull it out and do some measurements... but for a quick answer I would say no. Roughly 6-8 would be my estimate (depending on the batter). Not sure if you are going to put icing / rolled fondant on it and how exact you need the sphere shape, but you could bake also a round 8" in addition and put it under the dome...with icing you could "hide" this expansion .. hope this helped
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Good Morning, Thank you for your email. I can confirm that the diameter is 3.5cm. I hope this helps and please let me know if you have any further enquiries. Kind Regards Amy Cooking Marvellous
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The height depends on how full you fill the pans - I've done shorter cupcakes, and rather tall ones (likely 8 or so inches) - but again, you can pile up the icing and make it taller. As for circumference, the bottom fits on a 6" cake plate with a bit of room to spare, although the cupcake itself flares a bit wider where the two pieces meet. I love this pan and have done a number of complete cupcakes, as well as used the bottom only to make a golf course cake. Hope that helps! :)
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Hi Kath Its not really tall. Abt 2.5 -3". Not suitable for cupcakes with tall icing.
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I'm sorry that I do not check my email very often, so I did not realize that Amazon sent this question until now. I don't remember what the advertised diameter is, but here are the measurements I just took from my cake plate. Edge to edge, at the widest points, is 12 & 3/4". But the decorative scalloped edge is raised about a 1/16" higher than the center where the cake sits. From the inside lip to inside lip is 10 & 3/4". Other reviewers seem to be giving different figures. I'm not sure if those are from the product description or maybe the box; but I measured the actual product as accurately as possible down to a 1/16 of an inch. Hope this helps someone. I'm sorry that I do not check my email very often, so I did not realize that Amazon sent this question until now. I don't remember what the advertised diameter is, but here are the measurements I just took from my cake plate. Edge to edge, at the widest points, is 12 & 3/4". But the decorative scalloped edge is raised about a 1/16" higher than the center where the cake sits. From the inside lip to inside lip is 10 & 3/4". Other reviewers seem to be giving different figures. I'm not sure if those are from the product description or maybe the box; but I measured the actual... » Read More I'm sorry that I do not check my email very often, so I did not realize that Amazon sent this question until now. I don't remember what the advertised diameter is, but here are the measurements I just took from my cake plate. Edge to edge, at the widest points, is 12 & 3/4". But the decorative scalloped edge is raised about a 1/16" higher than the center where the cake sits. From the inside lip to inside lip is 10 & 3/4". Other reviewers seem to be giving different figures. I'm not sure if those are from the product description or maybe the box; but I measured the actual product as accurately as possible down to a 1/16 of an inch. Hope this helps someone. « Show Less
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its difficult to measure precisely, but its approx 10cm (I did use a ruler). I think it would work fine for Meringue pie.I'm very happy with this product/ better than the last one I had.
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I think about 5.5cm. If you mini icecream cones at your local store.. this scooper with make a perfect scoop of dough or icecream for those mini cones (hope that gives you a visual)
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The top plate is about 6 1/4" in diameter, the middle plate about 8 1/4", and the bottom plate is about 10 1/2" in diameter. This is one of the smaller dessert plates that I've seen...it holds about 10 cupcakes...but it's beautiful and I love mine!
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I can hold a standard cupcake with a little extra space. Don't know diameter specs. Sorry.
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The diameter is 1 5/16. I use this for all my baking. Perfect for cookie dough, mini cupcakes, mini meatballs. I like this scoop over OXO because the lever that helps to scoop the dough out is much stronger. Do not try to use it to scoop out hard refrigerated dough because it will bend the lever. This is my second scoop and my favorite by far and the price is right.
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The interior diameter is 9" and the exterior diameter ('footprint') is 9.5". I use mine as the outer shell of a hot-water bath for cheesecake, sliding my 9" cake pan into the silicone cake pan. It is a very snug fit with only a quarter-inch of air space at the bottom. Works MUCH better than aluminum wrapping.
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You can get a pretty large apple through the slicer, but better a tall apple than a wide one. The bottom plastic cover does separate from the corer to disassemble for cleaning. The corer blades do not disassemble for cleaning. The inside diameter I was referring to is the round hole in the center that cuts out the core. It is larger than normal on this model. This is definitely a higher quality corer/slicer and I definitely recommend it.
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The one I reviewed is only 4.5 qts...and the inside diameter is about 7 3/4 inches from inside edge to inside edge at the top...figure about 7.5 inches at the bottom due to the rounding edges on the bottom. I love this pan and would recommend it to anyone looking for a good "handle oriented" sauce pan. Great for fudge and candy.
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The cinner container is 6 1/2 inches in height and 7 1/2 inches in width. When I'm not making ice cream, I use the inner container to store bags of frozen veggies. This way, the space is being used as oppposed to being wasted space.lol It's totally worth it to buy this machine.