Can you store rice cakes in this container? Thanks!
314976
Maybe some of the mini ones. This container was much smaller than I anticipated. Definitley not the normal size ones.
314977
It's pretty narrow. Wouldn't be wide enough for any of the rice cakes I've ever seen. Might hold something the size of mini-donuts.
314978
No, it is much smaller than anticipated. It is approximately 6" tall and approximate 2 1/4" around - most rice cakes are larger than 2 1/4". Hope that helps.
2209842
I found a very large glass container with a screw top lid and store them in that. Storing them in the fridge or freezer is also effective.
1566580
No, it will not hold the large seed cakes. I use the standard one that is 4"x4" and 1" thick.
1383536
I believe it would be fine. I use the container that was designated for flour because I wanted more sugar at my finger tips. I use smaller ones for brown sugar and confectioner sugar. They seal well and you can see how much you have left when you put it away.
1447576
you can store both items but you will want to store cold items in top container. As for coldness yeah it doesn't stay that cold but I've put yogurt in there andit was still somewhat cold.
712444
I have not tried another container tho I am thinking it would be very messy and flour would get everywhere.
1986799
Absolutely not AIR TIGHT. I store hulled barley in one and Brown rice in the other for daily nutrition. Buy a 30cal US Army Surplus Ammo Can for Seed Storage they seal air tight.
2065842
it should be fine I store it full of rice but you have to be careful with the bag and how you carry it if it's full.
218048
I'm pretty a texture like yogurt should be fine. I have never tried it but I would not hesitate to store it in the container.
2113645
Yes you can. I experimented with the measurements over a period of time using one tray at a time. Seed storage : I store mine in a zip lock bag with oxygen absorbers in a cool dark place. I hope this helps.
996553
I store mine in a plastic container that locks tightly. The primary reason for that is to keep insects out. Rice will keep for months in a cool, dry space.
720645
Great question! Unfortunately, I only have one of these, so I don't nest them for storage. But I assume that if you have other pots that fit inside for storage, it's doable.
1729982
Hi: I love it but I store my loose coffee in this container and it keeps perfect, I do not see why you could not store your k cups in here if they are all the same flavor because if it is a variety and you want to pick different ones they would be hard to see to put your finger on the exact one you require.As to how many it is not really smallland you would be able to fit a substantial amount in this container, hope this helps you.
950275
I have two of these. one for dog food and one for cat food. They will easily hold 20 lbs of rice or 25 lbs of flour. They are, in my opinion, the best storage containers for any of these four commodities. I especially like that the screw lids work so well. Best wishes, Curt Hinkle
861911
This container is totally airtight! I have one for flour, one for sugar. No bugs....and you talk about humid! I live in Alabama! LOL!
453818
A qualified yes. I mean as long as you can get a good seal and clean the bag outgood I say yes. I reuse mine when I store rice.But,,,,I put my rice in a paper bagto hold down dust and to get a good tight seal. Something creat oil or dust thatprevents reuse.
1516717
Maybe, if it's a small batch. It won't hold a cake mix. The opening isn't very large, but I think a small whisk would fit. Remember it's plastic so. again. I'm not sure how it would hold up -- could crack.