Kudos to your wife for wanting something that literally doesn’t exist.
SO…the area of a 2.5” cookie is 4.99 sq.inches.
Fire good. I have got everything cookie scoop ON LOCK.
The rest I use less frequently.Thank you so much for this info! Which is 1/2 cup ❤️ I’d start with 1/2 cup of dough, shape it into a disk, bake, then measure. There’s a link in the post to a #50 Zeroll scoop ❤️Thank you! The ones I currently have are OXO and Norpro.
I was googling “cookie scoops” and your guide popped up! You are not alone I’m thinking I’m a bit unhinged about cookie scoops. (Don’t forget them for cooking, too. My #14 is not quite 6cm, but that’s the closest I have. My motto: Live as naturally as you want to feel.Plus, subscribe to the newsletter and get FREE access to our e-cookbook library!All information on this website is intended for entertainment and educational purposes only.
I’ve gotten most of mine online via Amazon.Do you happen to have the diameters for these?
With a little practice you can do the “sweeping” the same each time. Then you can scoop that out and see if it’s the right amount. Unfortunately I haven’t seen one smaller than a #100. What all of that can’t tell you, though, is how big your baked cookies will be.
Make evenly sized cookies every time! Perhaps you’d like to start with this paleo version instead: Mmm, that look tasty but dough already chilling in leftover ice block. You are truly a baker.
Leave it to Jane to get this stuff down to a science. I most often use about 3 tablespoons.What brand of scoops have you found that are the strongest/last the longest? In my naivety I thought, “I’ll just go get another one!” So I headed over to Sur La Table and started rifling through their cookie scoops. Seriously thank you! By and far, I use the medium size most of the time for cookies. Our fast shipping, low prices, and outstanding customer service make WebstaurantStore the best choice to meet all of your professional and food service supply needs.What do you think of this page? I did not find your list helpful to me. Hope that helps!Thanks for doing all the work and making my life easier shaping cookies.Hi Gail, so happy to help! If you need 2 tablespoons of cookie dough, then a #30 scoop is just fine. Cookie scoops are usually available in three sizes. Any bigger or smaller and not only will the number of cookies per batch vary, but the baking times will be off too.
And I made a printable chart. A #100 will yield about 2 teaspoons but depending on how much the dough spreads it might work just fine.A final note: A cave-dwelling Neanderthal such as yourself might want to ease yourself into our modern diet (not sure how long it’s been since they unthawed you). Google autocompleted some tantalizing numbers: 120 and 210 and the word Singapore.I have not seen anything smaller than #100. The brand of cookie scoop is Zeroll, they make excellent scoops. A tablespoon of dough isn’t likely to give you a huge 4-inch cookie, right?There are other sizes, too, but these are the most likely to be helpful in baking. I suggest you look for one with a spring-loaded handle as this can absorb pressure and allow you to dig deep into a bowl and get a full scoop. That’s where it can get a bit confusing.
 Iâm trying to figure out how big those are.Hi, Sara. Today, I came across my first recipe that mentioned a “medium cooking scoop”.
So I generally use a #50. Unless you can find something smaller than the #100 size, I’d go with that.I make Peanut Butter Balls and Martha Washington candies at Christmas time. This information is priceless!
Those sizes are a reference for ice cream scooping. Cookie scoops are among my most recommended baking tools. Jumbo size cookie scoop holds approximately 2 …
These essential kitchen tools help with portion control to reduce food waste, while also providing an easy way to serve food without sacrificing presentation. Who am I? After you scoop, you can roll the dough into a ball. They’re also color-coded so you can easily find the size you’re looking for. It’s basically a heaping tablespoon.
The precise information I have been searching for!