what would be a nice for size for cupcake that are used as party favors for children &adults if you are selling them at $4.00 a cupcake
1782526
I am sorry but i do not understand question. I love the cupcake pan because i sell alot of cupcakes & this is a quick 2 dozen. If you want to re phrase question or need to know anything else, just email me ok.
1782527
the size of this cupcake using this pan is enough, how you decorate the cupcake is another challenge, if you are giving it as a party favor, i suggest looking for a clear plastic drinking cup that the cupcake can fit in, place the cupcake decorate it in the cup and place the cup in a little baggy use for a cookie and tie with a colorful string...
1782528
The size of the cupcakes in this pan are more in the $3 a cupcake range. They are a standard size cupcake.
1765354
This cupcake pan isnt worth it for selling $4 each cupcake. I think you should buy a Jumbo size pan, but eventhough $4 its too much.
1648822
I agree with Ms. Raghunansingh's answer; if possible, an additional cupcake per level could be "squeezed in." Good luck.
456409
Not sure how many ounces. However, it may help you to know that a regular size cupcake fits with room left over. It is about the size of a large muffin.
598375
Yes they are bigger, and the cakes will appear bigger than the size of a regular cupcake. The size is moderated by the center cavity though, so I would say they are about 1.5 times the size of a regular cupcake. I have served them to a group the serving size was well received. Fill them with batter to the top of the cone in the center. I did not fill them full enough the first time I used them, the resulting cakes almost looked like doughnuts!
666844
They would be way too small for cupcakes! I wouldn't suggest it for choking purposes alone!
2065500
We used the topper on I believe what was a quarter sheet (24 cupcakes). It fit that size perfectly.
1324831
No, it would be a tight squeeze. I would not recommend using these for cupcakes. Hope this helps! :)
1834007
I used large cupcakes but I would think you probably hold 1-2dozen depending how large they are
77319
mini cupcakes...they are more for pies than cupcakes...like a pot pie or fruit pie only small
967897
I put a about a 1/4 of a cup in each and it worked fine. Makes fancy cupcakes and you will love these molds.
1557053
I bought the medium scoop and I get a cookie that is about 2 1\4 inch. I think the small scoop would be too small for a mini cupcake. For me I would get the medium scoop.
780163
Sorry, not sure. I only make them once in a while for school events. Its just nice to have so I don't have to worry about anyone not returning my cupcake holders.
1529039
these are pretty much just the size of standard cupcakes/muffins. I would take a regular cupcake liner (like one of the reynolds ones) and slip it into your cup holders. that should give you a sense of the size. my guess is that they will slip in with room to spare, but that they won't be a tight fit.
1082813
A cupcake. Just kidding. But they are really small. I just got a 1/4 sheet cake and they were dwarfed in it by the kids loved it anyway. And every kid walked away with a character on their piece of cake so they were happy.
356275
I use the smaller one in the regular size cupcakes. I haven't used the larger one yet. It would make a pretty big hole.
1844262
That depends on how many tiers you use and size of the cupcakes. We had 60 standards and 20 big ones and they fit but we had to place some of the big ones on the table around it because the ledges weren't quite wide enough for fat cupcakes. Standards, no prob tho. Realisticly Id say we could've fit 70- 80ish standards on the stand itself. Its sturdy and well worth the money.
875671
sorry, i don't know I never used it for cupcakes only for hors d'oeuvres. It is not very big though so probably not too many