Is it 7 ounces to the rim? Or 7 ounces with room for cream, making it closer to 8 or 9?
1696437
Seven ounces to the rim. I ended up not using them and instead bought larger cups.
196739
I didn't measure if for ounces. I bought it to store marbles for my kids. I might guess it is about 8cups.Sorry!
859520
I should add to my previously stated 9 7/8 inches, that was measuring the outside edge to outside edge of the lip that fits into the pan. The measurement from an outside edge of that lip to an outside edge of the lid is approximately 3/16 inch, which would correlate since those 2 3/16 + 9 7/8 = 10 1/4 as described by the manufacturer. Kerry
1868423
Back from vacation, almost 12 oz to top. 8 oz would be a practical max so you don't spill it when walking. BT
1718764
I'm not really sure how many ounces it is, but I can tell you that it is a perfect size for ice cream or a dessert. I took a chance because I didn't know the exact size, but they are great. I'm very happy with them.
2012063
Yes, the cavity size is 8 ounces. But the cavity should only be filled no more than 3/4 full with cake batter.
2044084
Agreed. About 6 ounces but it really depends on how deeply you want to dig into the ice cream. You can really scoop up a nice ball of ice cream or take just a little.
1970340
there are actually two sizes. the 5oz will really hold about 7oz and the 9oz will hold more like 11oz if you fill it to the top. I would not pay attention to the dimensions as they are inaccurate on many things in amazon. they seemed to have both sizes mixed together in the description so I hope that clears it up :)
701391
I assume the description gives the size in "liquid ounces" because a cream is very likely measured in *fluid ounces*. It is a jar of cream; however, the cream is not very thick. It is more like a loose lotion that would come out of a pump, not a super thick cream (like a body butter).
1142757
it holds 15 oz but that is up to the rim. Comfortably holds 13 oz. I love mine!
1465324
I've never measured how many ounces, but it's a LOT more than 8; I'm going to guess that 30 is right. (sorry, mine is mostly full right now & I don't want to pour it out to actually measure the contents).
1718762
12oz liquid (jellow / pudding mix). 16-24oz solid dessert (ice cream/sorbet )
1463065
I can put 7 caps of water in it and still have room for a cake to rise. 6 cups might be safer. It is a smaller pan than the ones from Nordic. The Nordic says 6 cups on the bottom. It woudl be nice if Wilton would label their pans. I made a recipe from Epicurious for Spiced Cranberry Bundt Cake (which I thought was just ok) and it called for a 12 cup Bundt pan. I used this pan and just had to put about a cup and a half in two custard cups. The pan does make a gorgeous cake.
796790
9 inches x 0.8 inches x 14.6 inches; 6.4 ounces as described in item description
1776787
Hello, I purchased this product all the time, and the 7.9 oz jar is only ONE jar. It is concentrated and the powder goes a long way. I live overseas so I always purchase the big jar that it is the 15.09 oz, this specific jar is 6" inches tall, the one you are looking to buy the 7.9 oz is like 4 inches tall. The big bottle for some reason is the same price as the little one on Amazon, so I always go for the big one. It lasts a long time and I use it for everything. Hope this helps!
505856
8 oz but it fills the cup to the top. If your planning on using this for a Keurig I recommending filling it up as a 6 oz if possible.
2174071
small glass will hold 12 oz but full to rim best for 10 oz. don't know about large glass what do they say in description?