What is the finished diameter of the donuts this makes?
816633
Right at 3 inches...packed my donut maker this weekend since we're moving. Sorry I can't give you an exact measurement
992829
just fill like a muffin pan and bake. the donuts are not may not be perfectly smooth and rounded, but homemade is never perfect!!! the donuts are easy to remove. (I think I used baker's spray even though it says nonstick.)
1503525
The top diameter is 15". Our cake diameter was 14" and there was a space around it.
570623
1.975" on the small end and 2.203" on the large end. That's 50.17mm and 55.96mm.Both measurements were made on the smooth part of the circle, ignoring the parting line from the casting mold that protrudes ~0.007" on both sides.
1972394
I never made donuts using a decorating bag, but I think it would work ok without the tips. The bag is very durable. 8)
241965
it's about the size of a Krispy Kreme donut.... haha sorry I couldn't think of anything else at the moment...
1189560
I think it would work fine for one of the thinner batters, such as for making funnel cake. The times I've made donuts, they were more of a dough that you roll out and cut. I think it would take a special device to drop out donut dough.
1323816
the diameter would be 2-3/4" and the thickness depends on the amount of dough you put into the well. We like them thick so I fill the well about 3/4 full and my batter has baking powder so that will cause the donuts to rise above the donut well. Try pumpkin donuts, they are the best and a white cream cheese powdered sugar frosting makes them even better. Any cake donut recipe will work.
4477
I have the regular size donut pan, not the mini. I would though, put the batter in a bag and pipe it out.
992828
I saw Ina Garten of Barefoot Contessa make 'baked doughnuts' in a pan like this; after they finished baking, she turned them out when baked and used the Underside, the part that sits on the counter, as the TOP, or good side, of her final donut presentation. She put some cinnamon sugar in a plate and dipped the 'underside' of the donut in melted butter, dipped it into the sugar, and that was it. They looked great.
1932963
The donuts are 3 1/2 inches in diameter. I would call them medium. Not super huge, but not tiny either.
2145537
I really think it's too small for donuts while the smallest one could be used for donut holes the larger one is too small. I really think a separate donut cutter would work better and faster for you.
26780
The cups are 1/8 of an inch less than 3 inches across at the top and almost 2 and one half across at the bottom. They make small donuts. The pans are non stick and sturdy.
91601
I don't have the measurement but I can tell you that I've used them with a Keureg and the Dolce Gusto machines. Very good quality cups.
1241008
I'll give the rough dimensions of the padding..So if you imagine the padding as a "0" shaped doughnut..the outer dimensions is about 3.5 inches height, 2.75 width. The inner dimension is about 2.25 height, 1.25 inches width. These are just rough dimensions since the you can squeeze/stretch them a little. hope this helps!
1847467
It was probably about 7 inches around. I added an actual review and a picture of my finished cake. Hope that helps!
1385723
I bake for about 4 minutes, then turn the donuts using the included tool. I gently tap them down with the tool, close the lid, and bake for another 4 or so minutes. More effort, but they don't look so mismatched.