I'm trying to use these to serve Strawberries and Blueberries for kids. Will these be large enough for a small kids portion?
1344403
As long as you cut the strawberries. We served individual servings of pasta salad and they were perfect
1344404
each cup will hold maybe 6 or 7 blueberries, or one strawberry, so I would say no.
1306344
They aren't heavy. As for size I'm not sure why people are saying they're "too small".... It really depends on what you want to use them for. I bought them for ice cream and I think they're the perfect size for a normal serving.
2063177
They are smaller mixing bowls not large. If your a big baker and need a large bowl then these are a bit small, but if you are looking for some smaller ones then they would do for most needs.
41011
They are 6" x 10" flat, and they are not pleated, so the answer is, they are quite small. I bought these for the grandkids. They are good for providing small servings...very small servings...in a fun package. Frankly, I would describe them as too small.
793274
Haven't used them for mini loaves, but I imagine they would fit small loaves. (These bags aren't very wide, but something 4-5 inches across and 1-2 inches tall should fit.)
2167967
the largest ones might be big enough. i bought mine to use with polymer clay and frankly, i was surprised at how small they are. my suggestion is to buy the sets of individual shapes - they'll get a lot more use for sandwiches
2049355
I think "too big" depends on what you're looking to use them for. They're probably 4" or so and surprisingly sturdy. I used them to make letter cookies for my kids classroom and then ended up buying a whole set for the class. So, they're small enough for the hands of 3-4 year olds, but big enough that you can use them and the cookie, play doh, etc inside can hold true to shape. I hope this helps!
1200009
These are small. I have them and they didn't fit enough food. I would say good for 5 and under. They have a larger size also (9x 11 )which I found to be better size for my 5 and 7 year olds.
823989
Sorry, can't measure as we're in NY and bowl is in FL. However, to give you an example of what it holds, I cut 2 quarts of strawberries in chunks and then added a pint of blueberries. All fit without a problem. These bowls could be used as a side dishes for a gathering of six to ten guests. The bowls are generous but not mixing bowl huge and look lovely on the table.
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Well I put a plastic spoon in to see. The spoon shape is almost to the top of the bucket part and I think you'd only be able to fit maybe 5-6 in there but Id be worried everytime you took one out all would come out and/or fall. I turned the spoon around so just the handle was in like it was a knife and it fell out immedaitely. I wouldn't use these. Plus they aren't food grade so you'd have to line them. Cute idea but they really aren't big enough. They are maybe 1.5 in tall.
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These are pretty typical spoons used in stirring glasses of iced tea. They are significantly smaller than the typical teaspoon that is used in adult eating. The bowl of the spoon would probably be OK for older infants (maybe 4-6 months or older?) but I think they would be too big for the younger infants.
1430340
I think strawberries are too small. Use an egg slicer! Works perfect, can also cut mushrooms.
1925896
They are 7 1/2in by 7in. I think they would work well for a 5yr old. I have these and LOVE them. They are extra deep too so they will hold a good amount of food.
1254520
For individual servings, yes. I use these to put fruit in my children's lunches.
1740205
Only if you wanted sandwiches that are pretty small, a little less than three inches in diameter. A perfect size for very young kids. With regard to taste, you couldn't do better. One other minor problem is that they break easily. That is why they are so good for pie crusts. Good Luck. Leslie S
1388922
These are perfect for tiny mouths. I used these to introduce foods to my 6mo olds & we still use them as needed. I think they would be a bit small for a toddler, but we will see. :)
1416164
The 6 oz. juice glasses are, I think, a good size for children to hold. Little hands would fit nicely around them. I'm not sure about the bigger-capacity glasses.