How many ounces per cavity?
1426612
Each cavity holds approx. .25 oz of course if you are baking you don't want to completely fill them .
397466
Cavity measures approx. 1-1/4" deep at it's deepest point, and 3" in diameter at it's widest point. If you mean "size" as in volume, I never actually did the volume on these because I don't like the fact that the soaps do not count out with a shine (inside cavity is dull finish ergo, soaps have dull finish), but I'd say depending on how you fill them, you'd get about 4 oz bars. If you're using these to bake, sorry, can't help you with that! Hope this was helpful :)
2207871
Weight ounces and volume ounces are two different things. 8 ounces in volume is a 1 measuring cup's worth. Who cares what it weighs. One jar (one cup's worth) lasts several months and is just as good on my Mauviel copper as their much more expensive product.
1321988
I think it is 4 or 5 oz. (Don't have it in front of me right now) but, one word of warning don't overfill them if you are going to freeze them - they will blow up. Otherwise it's a decent little system that I loved using in the frig.
955505
The cavities fall just short of the 2x2x2 by 1/8th of an inch. To be clear, each side measures 1 and 7/8th inches. Hope that helps.
244236
I'd say a maximum 2-3 oz at the most, but I can drop it on a scale and get exacts a little later. Sincerely,NorthernAxcess
2028107
Hello, we generally recommend to start with 1 tbsp per 4 fl. oz. and then adjust as necessary. Thanks!
1535409
One pump of hardener and resin will fill a bathroom Dixie cup just shy of half way. Probably around 1.5 ounces.
967898
approx. 1/2 cup, although you may not wish to fill the molds completely with batter for baking. it is a wonderful mold.
353655
One ounce. But because the treats have been dehydrated you get a lot of them.
914097
I'm sorry that I don't know precisely, but at least 12 ounces ... and perhaps more.
283442
I'd say maybe 1-1.5 fluid ounces each. I would caution you to keep it upright, as I'd suspect it would spill liquid easily if tipped.
585514
There is .75 ounces per bottle. So less then an ounce per bottle. They are small. They are good.
1483410
Each mold can hold exactly 4 oz (1/2 cup) of liquid when filled flushed to the top. However, you will need to remove about 4-5 tsp of liquid for the lid to close to keep the liquid in.
570842
That response is confusing weight with volume...one cup does not automatically equal eight ounces. The weight depends on the product inside that cup! All purpose flour in general provides 3.63 cups of flour per pound. I believe the 33.75 oz. description is DRY volume rather than liquid.
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!!
1323186
I personally think 32 oz would be a bit overkill. I've found that 16 oz per 2 Tbsp serving is plenty. It depends if you'd rather drink less liquid and get it over with quickly, or dilute so that you barely taste it.