Cake, Cookies and Pies
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To microwave a toaster strudel, microwave it on high for 30 seconds. At the 15-second mark, flip the strudel over to finish heating the other side. After that, squeeze the delicious icing on top of your toaster strudel and dig in.

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Depending on where you store the angel food cake, it can last for anywhere from 3 days to a week. However, you can extend the life to up to 6 months by storing it in the freezer.

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Cookie jars typically do not have airtight seals, so cookies will only last for 3 days in the jar at most.

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Normally, a frozen cake in the freezer can last as long as 2 or 3 months without going bad. This is different for cakes that are not yet frozen.

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The amount of butter you can put into chocolate chip cookies depends on how crispy, chewy, and raised you want from the cookie. More butter will cause the dough to spread and become crispy, while less butter will cause the dough to retain its shape in the oven and become chewy.

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A quarter-sheet cake will measure 9 × 13 inches with a depth of between 1 and 2 inches. Quarter-sheet cakes can typically feed between 12 and 54 people, depending on how big you slice them.

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A 10-inch pizza, which falls in the regular/medium pizza category, is typically cut into eight slices, which is ideal for feeding between two and four people at max.

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A 14-inch pizza, which would be classified as large, can be cut into ten slices in total, which should feed between three and five people.

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Sheet cakes come in three standard sizes—full-sheets, half-sheets, and quarter-sheets, which measure 18 × 26 inches, 13 × 18 inches, and 9 × 13 inches, respectively.

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Cookies range in size from super-tiny cereal-sized bits to massive cookies that take up an entire sheet to cook. But it ultimately depends on what scoop size you use. Scoops range from #100 to #6 (smallest to largest). So, if you like a large cookie, you should choose a cookie scoop with a smaller number.

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Cupcakes come in three standard sizes, which are listed below. Most bakeries will make cupcakes based on these sizes, as these are standard sizes of baking trays and muffin trays and standard sizes in which cupcake cases come in. Adhering to these standard sizes makes it much easier to find suitable equipment, and it also ensures continuity.

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Who can turn down a piece of cake? Well, after your third serving, perhaps it’s best to leave some cake for the others. In today’s guide, I’ll briefly cover how large a 10-inch cake is and how many slices you can get out of it.