how many tablespoons does it take to fill each cavity as a full ball?
615269
I don't actually know since mine didn't come with any directions and therefore, I haven't used it.
377012
Gosh I don't remember exactly, but it was probably close to 120-140. I used 2 tubs to fill a very large glass container for a candy buffet at a wedding!!It was a hit with all the guests , young and old alike!!
1869915
Yes you can very easily make a whole golf ball. It's been a while, but I think I poured the chocolate into the mold, but didn't fill at all the way up (almost all the way, maybe like 95%) and then put the first half on top. Worked well!
1387979
I have no idea why, just now tried to check and 4 tablespoon was already overflowing a little. So I believe it is 4 tbsp.
613208
overall tray is about 12" long. The cavities are about 1.5" deep, 1" wide and 3" long....but I found you can't fill them completely up as it will expand up and over. The tray is great for solid treats (like lady fingers or corn bread sticks) but not something you want to hollow out. I originally tried to make twinkies with this before I found an actual twinkie mold.
1081384
First, find the volume of the pool. Multiply the inside diameter, (distance across at the center), by how deep the pool is, and then by pi, (3.14159). Next, find the volume of a ball. Take the outside diameter of a ball, multiply it by 2 and then by pi. Then divide the pool volume number by the ball volume number. The answer will be a close guess of how many balls you will need. It is a guess, because there will be spaces that cannot be filled, so you will have a few extra balls left over.
746526
Never tried it in a Mole Hole, I am guessing though about 1-2 Tablespoons should do the trick.
1537270
14 ounces [full]. Better to use less fluid if you want to make a super-shake. Hope that helps!
240081
Each cavity holds roughly 0.5 ounces, there are slight variations for each shape.
240082
I have not yet purchased this item, but I estimated the size of each (of the 12 cavities) to be approximately 1.8x1.8x0.9 inches (2.92 cubic inches), which is about 1.62 oz (us) (x 12= 19.44 oz us). That's about 2.44 cup (or 2 cup plus 4 Tablespoon plus 1 Teaspoon) for all 12 (one sheet).Probably a bit less, considering the exact shape. Maybe 2 cups is a good rough estimate.Measured in centimetres, 4.57x4.57x2.29, which is about 1.68 oz (uk) (x 12 = 20.16 oz uk). If my maths are correct, that should be pretty close. Corrections kindly accepted!
940294
1/4 cup plus 1 tbsp. of Clear-Jel per Qt. of blueberry pie filling. Here is a link to instructions: http://www.pickyourown.org/blueberrypiefilling.htm
2061253
Very easy to fill. Maybe 1/4 or 1/8 cup in each side. I use jerky treats to make more difficult. U can use whatever. Love this toy!!
876400
(A full turn) if you cup your hand the amount would fill it perfectly. Mixed nuts, Gold fish, Trail mix. much less if it's Cheese it or things a bit bigger.
1277023
Not sure as my son normally gets it right out of the packet, but maybe 5-8 Tablespoons.
907692
I would guess about 1/4 to 1/3 cup of water. There isn't a fill line, I drew my own in based on the written instructions.
613885
I just measured the amount of fluid it takes to fill one and it's 1/3 cup. they are a little wide but, if its a 9 or 10 year old it will fit it their mouths..it's the size fudgecicles use to be when I was a kid!
1112989
Just to reiterate, takes a lot of balls to fill. We bought 1000 and it is still no where near full. It covers the bottom, but is not full like a regular ball pit.