What the heck are these?

[tallyho8]

My wife ordered one of those boxes of supposedly undeliverable items from Amazon and this was in it. Three circular items in various sizes, hard shiny plastic on the inside and rubber coating on the outside. The largest one is about 12 inches in diameter.

I told her I would find out on the Tractor Forum. She says no way will

those "farmers" know what it is. Help me prove her wrong.

 

[seville009]

See if there is anything printed/stamped on them and then google it.

 

[duffer]

Looks like height extensions for mixing bowls of different sizes.

 

[johnrex62]

Are they slightly smaller on the bottom than top? Could be for filling jars or crocks.

 

[/pine]

They look similar to baking rings that allow different ingredients to be added separately (without mixing)...

 

[Rustyiron]

I hope she didn't spend a lot on those dog bowls with no bottoms.

 

[Xfaxman]

Please post pictures of the small one by itself.

 

[Doughknob]

Wedding cake bakers.

 

[tallyho8]

What really bothers me is why the hard smooth plastic on the inside but a soft rubber layer on the outside. There is no way you could put this in an oven without having burnt rubber smell everywhere and why would a funnel have a soft rubber coating on the outside? The little one looks exactly like the big one but smaller diameter. They are thick heavy plastic that feels like ceramic, not flimsy. No numbers or writing on them.

I thought maybe some type of mold to make a wedding cake but then why would it have a rubber coating on the outside.

Is there some kind of app where you can take a photo of something and it will tell you what it is? We have an app where you take a photo of some leaves and it tells you what kind of tree or bush it is.

 

[Doughknob]

The rubber coating is for ‘grip’ taking it off whatever is inside. They are contoured, right? Large end down and grip the rubber to slide it up and off the stuff.

maybe for making sandcastles at the beach!?