Do the muffin cups on this tray get wider towards the top or is it uniform in width all the way down?
760897
No they're not. I bought them thinking that they were. So, now I'm stuck with just another "muffin" pan! I was looking for the ones that are straight "up & down"---I think those are the French ones, not easy to find & probably more expensive.
760898
wider at the top, 2" bottom/2.75" top. I freeze baby food, seems to work well for this, but the material is thin. I have other molds that are much thicker.
1438806
I can't answer if it's typical or not. Mine is flat and I have no trouble having it on my server tray.
1670982
All edges are raised, but the side with the plaque, "Doughmakers", on it is 17.5" wide. That edge is raised 1" and the other 3 edges are raised 1/4" each. Are you trying to see which side of pan is the widest? Hope this answers your question.
1685164
It's round with a flat bottom. I have some cone shaped baskets but haven't used them. I can see where they would make a stronger cup using less grounds tho.
30642
The tray covers the whole bottom, with the exception of the nesting boxes which are slightly elevated. It does slide out for easy cleaning.
1287930
The handles do not sit flat when all of the cups are stacked. From the bottom of the 1 cup handle to the top of the 1/8 cup handle is almost 2 inches due to the slanting but I keep them all stacked in a drawer and it works fine for me.
1679193
Yes the sides of each "dish" are tapered. It is pretty much like a normal muffin pan except made of silicon. It is very flexible, almost too flexible.
1530406
The dimensions for our 12 cup muffin pans are as follows: top - 2 3/4 inches in diameter, bottom - 2 inch diameter, depth - 1 1/4 inch
558386
I have both the 14- and 28-cup versions. Both have angled sides, not cylindrically vertical. Base is about 7 3/4" across, top is about 6". Unsure if that answers the question.
1661814
I have baked muffins, not bread. From bottom rack to upper element is only about 5-6" clearance?
436523
Wow, You've got legs that aren't straight and sturdy huh? Mine are very sturdy and very straight. The griddle is also perfectly level which I was not expecting. Do you have the lower tray put in correctly?
733599
Mine is round....mine just barely fits my American Standard to list. But I love it, easy to wipe clean.Fascinated How it closes.
1267470
If you put too much batter, it does rise and spill to the sides. I'd say it rises by half an inch the most.
2201452
Yes. The tray is the entire length that you see in the picture and it is about 2 1/2 inches wide, 3/4 inch deep. I will add that if you cook eggs or something that starts out as liquid that could drain forward (if you have uneven countertops!) that it will also run down the hole! :) I love this griddle. Wish I would have bought one 20 years ago!
619845
The sides are rounded as a design, but the actual bottom is flat. Stability is not an issue. I love mine and it's large enough that both my husband and I can have more than one cup of coffee.
2014936
The spout is that little silver thing you see on the side. It is scooped out like a shell and is basically in line with the tray itself rather than falling below that line. So if you look closely at the real life photo posted of the rack, the one without the measurements, you can see that the top of the "shell" is in line with the top of the tray. There is a rim of plastic underneath the tray that makes the tray about an inch tall. The depth of the depressed part of the shell scoop is about as deep as the tray is thick so the shell ends up being level with the tray. This is a really nice rack--I'm quite pleased. The spout is that little silver thing you see on the side. It is scooped out like a shell and is basically in line with the tray itself rather than falling below that line. So if you look closely at the real life photo posted of the rack, the one without the measurements, you can see that the top of the "shell" is in line with the top of the tray. There is a rim of plastic underneath the tray that makes the tray about an inch tall. The depth of the depressed part of the shell scoop is about as deep as the tray is thick so the shell ends up being level with the tray. This is a... » Read More The spout is that little silver thing you see on the side. It is scooped out like a shell and is basically in line with the tray itself rather than falling below that line. So if you look closely at the real life photo posted of the rack, the one without the measurements, you can see that the top of the "shell" is in line with the top of the tray. There is a rim of plastic underneath the tray that makes the tray about an inch tall. The depth of the depressed part of the shell scoop is about as deep as the tray is thick so the shell ends up being level with the tray. This is a really nice rack--I'm quite pleased. « Show Less
2030355
I do not have the round pan. I have the meatloaf or loaf pan and the sides are smooth and the bottom has ridges. I have the bundt pan which is smooth and the muffin pan which is smooth.