What is the capacity of each muffin cup?
1591984
The X-large cups hold 6 oz. (3/4 cup) when filled to the top. They make quite large muffins and cupcakes, or a generous single-serving of molded gelatin or other recipe.
1591985
Laura, While I cannot give you an exact measurement in ounces, an approximate would be 3/4 to 1 cup. I hope this helps. I still fill the cups as I did my regular sized muffin cups, about 2/3 full.
717299
Each cup holds about 2.5 oz or 75 mL per cup. It's really not the most efficient for freezing broth because I'd rather have about a cup at a time. But I couldn't find a muffin pan that large. But if you want small amounts, it works very well.
2045752
I'm not at home right now so I cannot answer specifically, but it is a little bit bigger than a standard 12-cup muffin pan. I LOVE LOVE LOVE this pan.
1040505
About 2.75 inches high and about 2.25 inches across at the widest point. They hold about 1/3 to 1/2 cup.
1502625
Standard size muffins, about the same as you would get in a standard muffin tin. I user regular paper liners
337679
I just went to the muffin cups to measure, liquid measure is 2 1/2 tablespoons. Hope this helps.
1582419
Maybe 2 cups. It's not much and we don't use them because they are too small and don't hold well with butter. They are just a novelty.
1033764
They are the same size as jumbo muffin pans that holds six muffins. They hold about 2/3 cup of batter and as for the way I feel , I love them. They don't stick, they clean up easy and the colors are pretty. I'm completely satisfied with my purchase of them.
2162950
The capacity is the size of the graduated cup with spout provided. I'd estimate it's about a cup and a half.
1196594
Don't know the exact figure but I have noticed that they each hold about 1 ounce LESS than the equivalent tall cup that came with my machine.
672153
The bottom of the muffin cup measures 2 3/4" and the top across is the 4" as advertised. They are great!
691400
they are definitely not mini and they fit into regular muffin sized pans. They are somewhat smaller than a standard paper muffin cup, but hasn't been an issue for me
1950541
Dear Ronald, Thank you for your inquiry. I have provided the sizes you requested they are as follows: Two 10-Inch by 15-Inch Cookie Pans with Drop Zones; Two 9-Inch Round Cake Pans; 9-Inch by 13-Inch Cake Pan; 12-Cup Muffin Pan. Thank you for allowing us to be of service to you. Tonia D. Consumer Relations
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I am not at home but they are the normal (old fashioned) muffin size. I love mine and have 3 sets.
1099937
They are unfortunately not actually mini muffin cups -- they will only fit regular muffin pans! =( They did refund my purchase though.
950245
6-cup Muffin Pan, Casserole Pan 7"x10"x1 1/2" deep, Baking Sheet 7"x10", Broiling Rack, and a Storage Cover (Lid) that fits on all the pans.
348621
It's a half Tablespoon which is 1 1/2 teaspoons. Might be a little small but you could use two scoops per muffin.