What is the actual size of each pop?
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Don't know, but My Daughters High School Cross Country team loved them. Will be buying more for them this year
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I gave the game as a gift - so I cant measure them - but I seem to remember them being about 2 ft x 1.5 ft
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I don't have the specific measurement but they are as tall as your average popsicle.
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i don't remember the actual size but they are way smaller that the ones shown and those you can buy here anywhere
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The finished Popsicle is perfection. It is 3 7/8" to the very top by 7/8" wide. I made chocolate/hot chili Popsicles and strawberry basil Popsicles last summer when friends came into town and they were perfect. You can buy bags at the grocery store for cake pops. Those bags are a little big for cake pops, but perfect or the Popsicles when you want to make more than you can store in the mold. You won't be disappointed.
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The molds are thick so the pops aren't that big. The inside measures 2.25"X 1" at the top and 1.75"X.5" at the bottom. The length is 4" inside. It is really easy to not fill them up all the way if you want. I have had my mix on fill 1/2 of the last one and it still works when I thaw it under the faucet to get it out. Hope this helps. Love mine. Hope this helps.
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About the size of what I'd imagine a cannonball to be, so ~4-5 inches. You can sorta just keep filling them up though, it's pretty hard to make them pop.
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I don't remember the actual size since they were purchased quite some time ago for a child's bday party.
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I'm not sure, I used them for a birthday party and threw the extras away. They seem to be the size of tokens at a game place- a little larger than a quarter.
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Generally around 30-40, depending on size. The Chupa Chups 5lb back advertises 36 pops/lb, making the total 180 pops.
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I used all of them, so I don't know off hand. Larger than expected. I would estimate 4"x6", enough room for several treats and goodies!
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I haven't physically measured the amount produced, but I can estimate it. My popper's outside base dimensions are 17.75" by 14.75" and an 8 oz package of this corn creates about a 2" depth of popped kernels. If I deduct a quarter inch to better estimate the interior dimensions, the total volume the popped corn occupies is 523.625 cubic inches (17.5" x 14.5" x 2"). There are 16.387064 cubic centimeters in one cubic inch (~8580 cc of popped corn) and 236.588237 cubic centimeters in an 8 ounce cup, so my popper makes around 36 cups of popped corn using this product. Take note that this is just a rough estimate and wholly insufficient for commercial production purposes - not all poppers are the same and not all batches of raw corn produce the same volume of popped corn.
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I'm out of these right now, but I'm estimating each individual pak is about 2 1/2" wide by 3 1/2" long; about 3/4" thick. That's a cute idea you have for these. My grandson's friends think they're great as an unexpected treat. I used to put them in my lunch bag for work and my purse when hunger strikes in the car.
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16.75 oz. I fit a full can of pop plus plenty of ice with a lil room to spare!
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Hi Erica, I ordered these and they are very small. They're about the size of a Cheerio's (cereal) middle. I hope that visual helps.
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Not sure since I haven't made cake pops. This is a one tablespoon scoop which I use for making sandwich cookies. When the dough is flattened it measures around two inches.
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about 1-1/2 cubic inches -- they really don't look like diamonds when you bake cake batter in them. Smaller than cake pops, just one bite really.