How much flour will the largest one hold?
190451
It will come close to holding a 5lb. bag of flour...these are larger than they look in the pictures. Hope this helps, Darcie's Mom.
190452
I'm sorry, but I don't know! The first time I ordered this set, it arrived broken and I had to return it. The 2nd set was also broken - I again returned it to Amazon and told them what a horrible job of packaging was done on both orders and did not re-order. I was very disappointed, as the set was so pretty and exactly what I wanted. I think the large one would hold a small bag of flour, plus - but don't know if it would hold a full five pound bag. Wish I had gotten the set unbroken so I could have an answer for you.
1895885
The color is very bright red as in cherry or coke. I have struggled with the capacity of the largest as it only holds about 3 lbs of flour or sugar. The next largest size holds about 2-3 lbs. But, I love them as they look so great on my counter and get many compliments.
757713
Jasmine, I don't use mine anymore, I bought them quite a long while ago, but I am sure they can store almost up to anything, the smaller the grain then the harder they will be to pour (I think).
525339
According to the King Arthur Flour site, it would take 6 quarts for a 5lb bag of flour. This one has 7.5 quarts, so it should fit.
760856
The largest one can hold either 5 lb of flour or 5 lb of sugar, but the middle-sized one cannot. The middle-sized one holds about 4 lb of sugar, so if you're baking and use some of a new package the remainder would fit. This issue is why I bought two sets. I use the two largest for the 5 lb flour and sugar. I use the other ones for brown sugar, powdered sugar, tea bags, choc chips etc. I didn't have any problem finding a use for the 6 cannisters.
1233079
I'm not sure of the exact measurements, the big one will not hold a full 5 lb. bag of flour, the middle one will not hold a 4lb. bag of sugar and the little one I keep tea bags in. The lids are very hard to get on and off too.
2147033
I use the 17 cup size for my flour & sugar, but they have to be empty to hold a whole bag of either. Hope this helps.
68006
No! 5 pounds of flour is very comfortable .. Maybe 6 or 7 would fit but not 10.
980191
I bought several of the 3.25 for different types of flour. a 5 pound bag will fill it up, and with a little (a cup or so) left over. so I don't fill it until I bake some bread and completely empty it.
1186725
I pour the 5lb bag of flour into mine. Looking at my container i believe you can.
2081276
8 inches in diameter and 3 inches high. Be certain to add lots of flour the first time you use them and have a very stiff dough. I made the mistake of a too soft dough and it all stuck and was hard to get the dough out of the cracks. It holds a bread recipe of 3 cups of flour very nicely. Good luck.
1672299
The bigger one (with a square top) I think that can hold 4 to 5 pounds of sugar, in sequence the 2nd can hold 2 1/2 pounds of flour, I would put brown sugar in the tall/rectangular one. There's 2 small square ones that you can put baking soda. The confection fits with the others containers.I think that it might suits your needs!Only be careful with the lids. I suggest to never lift the container holding the lid lid. Even closed it opened, almost broke with me and made a mess with flour. At least the acrylic is very resistant and didn't shattered!Good Luck!
1383333
The largest is 7"×6.5 wide. Sugar is 6.5×5.5 and down from there incrementialy. Love that I can finally hold a decent amt of flour and sugar.
729069
I make a 2lb loaf of bread ( 4 cups flour ) and there is plenty of room for a bigger loaf. It makes a very good bread.
1033717
I no longer have the bag, but it was about the size of a 50# bag of flour. Approx. 6" thick x 24" tall x 16" wide. Flour is about the same density as this product, so if you can find a bulk store that can show you a bulk bag, you'll get a good idea of the size.
791687
No, you wouldn't be able to get a whole bag of flour in one of these. Maybe half of the bag would fit. Same thing with sugar.
1365332
It depends on the recipe you use - the one I've used most with this pan has about 4 cups of flour - or two pounds worth.