Hi, I am getting quite confused with sizes of ice cream scoops (3T's, size 20's, 6cm etc) and really don't want to end up getting the wrong one!
I am in England, so cup measurements mean little to me. I'm thinking of getting one which is 6cm across, but I'm not sure if that's too big, or small, or if I should just go with a 20, although a 16 is bigger??!!
I am making average cupcakes in cases that have a 5cm base and a 7cm base and would ideally for speed only want to use one scoop per case.
I can easily get hold of size 8, 12, 16 and 20. Or 4, 5 or 6 cm. I can't seem to find anything with a 'T' after it. Can any one direct me in the right direction?
Thanks so much.
OK, Joaquinfan, I have my scoop I use all the time here in the USA, the cm measurements across are 6cm, and about 3cm deep, it is the same as a 3 and 1/2 Tablespoon scoop I use for my regular size cupcakes. The bases on my liners are 5cm in diameter and the sides are 3cm high. I use the glassine liners from Country Kitchen Sweet Art in Indiana. Are you going to making the minis as well? I use a different scoop for that one. Let me know if you need measurements on those too. I don't make the large size cupcakes, or the 7cm as you stated, but you will probably want to get a seperate scoop for those, so that all are uniform. I have a company I go thru that has ALOT of different scoop sizes, between us two, we can figure this thing out. Let me know.
BTW, our birthdays are 1 day apart, I am November 8th.
Sonya
I don't know about sizes etc but I use the yellow handled NSF disher (ice cream scooper) I scoop it full of batter and level off with the straight edge of a butter knife for uniform cupcakes everytime. I used this method for the cupcakes in my photos. Here is a link to the scoop I am referring to.
http://www.bing.com/shopping/search?q=yellow+handle+nsf+scoop&p1=&qs=n&form=QBRE&aq=&aid=&ct=&qs=&pq=&sp=&rt=Completions&tk=&spv=&sl=C&sc=&st=&ast=
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