What are the dimensions of individual wells for the pies? I'm trying to make pot pies for my gluten-free child & think it'd be ez to get these out?
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1" deep, 4" across for the filling and 5" across for pastry lid. Super easy to get out.
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Forgot to mention, the 4-1/2" diameter includes the scallop edge that's imprinted into the pan for the crust. The inner rim where the well is for the filling is 4".
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Each pie is 3 1/4 inches across at the bottom, 4 1/2 inches at the top, and 1 inch deep. Hope this helps. I have not done pot pies but I'm sure it would be great and a smaller size (in depth) from the ones you buy frozen.
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They are 1 inch in depth and 4 inches across. They make great pot pies and I have made raspberry pies in them and a half is about the size of a nice piece of pie. They pop the pies out so nicely and clean up amazingly nice. Love them.
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Measurements already shown. This past July I baked +60 Apple Pies for a party we were having. Pies release easily because of the clever disk in the bottom. After baking, all you need to do is apply equal pressure to the disk and pies pop right out! I also have the cheesecake pans and the principals are the same. Wonderful products!
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about 4" across at the top maybe 1.5 too 2 " deep about 2.5" at bottom cooks well use no oil cook about 4-6 minutes it is a pie maker but i am thinking of trying cake also would be about the size of a big muffin i imagine. hope this helps
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There are four holes in the pan. They are in the bottom of each pie cup. They are 2.25 inches in diameter. If you are referring to the size of the pie, that area is 3 7/8 inches at it's widest part, the top. If you are referring to the dough cutter, it cuts a circle 5.25 inches for the pie crust and 4.25 inches for the cover crust. Those are all the measurements I have at this time. Hope this helps.
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Hi Angel, Unfortunately, I bought this as a wedding gift and only looked at the group upon arrival, before wrapping and did not take measurements. These are nice deep bowls well suited for mixing batters and I liked the grip on the lip when I handled them. I would think there was a sizing on the items in the selection. Sorry I couldn't be much more help, but I do think they are nice set especially to get started with.
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These are fairly small, making what I guess is a standard size cupcake. I also purchased 8 large silicon cups for bigger servings. I use them a lot for paleo style "muffins" that are a goid grab n go on the run meal size.
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These are oval shaped and not designed for round pies. If you use the bowls it comes with that would be fine, but you can't put them in the oven. You end up needing to make something more like a no bake cheesecake / pudding type. Try looking at some of Wilton's stands.
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That is exactly what I used thme for. maybe 2 to 3 inches at the top. I had to double them up when I baked them but that was because I used a cookie crust recipie and the crust would have folded in while baking. I highly recommend them.
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Hi Mary, I Would look at the other answers for the diameter. I was pleased with the size of the bundts that came out. It's been a while but they seemed to be a little bigger than a cup cake. I Sprayed them well with Pam and floured them and got a perfect result. I think you will enjoy this pan. I hope this helped. If not please let me know.
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I have 2 pans, one with 6 wells, about 1/2 inch deep and 4 inches across, the other pan has 12 wells with diameter of 3 inches. I love my pans...I don't like a muffin with so much "breading" in the middle..The muffin top pans are the answer for me. I have introduced them to several friends, giving them as a gift and they are all now proud owners of "muffin top pans"..."Kudos" to the clever designer! Dottye M.
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I would say something in between. I just checked one of mine-- they hold precisely 2 fluid ounces brimming full. They are a little more shallow than a standard cupcake foil -- they are a hair shy of 1 inch deep and 2.75 inches across (not including the lip). They are like mini aluminum pie pans. (I used mine for mini custards for kindergarteners, and they were great for that.)
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A flat cake pan ala tiers = shave off the rounded center to flat. My guess is rim isn't wide enough for a pie edge. I'd experiment.
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My apologies. However, this is the only Breville product that I hav rtnd. The pie size was too small for my liking. All the best!
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These pans are the size of the pie tins we used to get when you bought a pot pie years ago, maybe a bit bigger. Since I don't have them here at home (they are at school where I teach cooking to my special ed class) I am trying to remember. They are really nice pans. I like them a lot! Trudy Hope this helps.
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There is no mention of what the size is for the tips. This set comes with two tips, one round and one star and these tips just slide into the pastry bag and are snug when assembled. I hope that answers your question.
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when I measure the actual pie maker, the lid size is 4.5 inches across, and the top of the pie shell you fill is 3.5 inches, narrowing down at the base, without lids, the pies are like a muffin tin size, if that helps
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They are small ... the largest one is 1.5" L x 1/2 to 3/4 " W , these are not for making cookies (well you can they'll just be reallllly small) I love them for decorating my cakes - pies - even cookies nicely made
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The grid holes are approx. 1/2"X3/4". Hope this helps you. I have used mine several times and have no complaints. Happy baking! :)