will the 1 quart hold 1 lb of dry ingrediants?
896041
I bought the 6 quart, which is the item shown here. If your pound of ingredients will fit in a quart jar, then they will fit in a 1 quart plastic bin. It depends on the volume.
1548512
My only guess is that it will hold four and one half quarts which rounds up to five quarts capacity. I hope this helps you. By the way, the container is shy of 8" by 8".
305578
A one quart jar would certainly fit, but I'm not sure about the 1/2 gallon jar. It may be too tall. I don't have any to test it out, but hopefully someone else might be able to help you better. (I will try and get my hands on a half gallon jar, if no one else has answered I will revise my response when I get a jar.)
622902
Yes I believe it will. I buy blocks of Pennsylvania Dutch butter and it will hold a pound at a time
1256529
Hi, yes one quart should be sufficient to do the job, however, you must make sure that you prep the tank properly first by using theMarine clean and metal ready preparations as outlined by the instructions.
2168653
I store mine in a full quart Mason jar. It stays fresh and dry. Great product!
1696591
Hi, it could hold 6 quart, but when you cook you need to fill it up with 1 quart less (Instruction manual says it is for safety)
1680630
It holds a quart and then some. It also has a strainer to remove any fragments of bacon or anything else.
305579
Without having my hands on a 1/2 gallon jar, I would say not. Think you would be safe using your one quarts though.
1256528
Yep, one quart was more than enough for mine. Once you open it, you've got to use it all in one shot. The humidity in the air causes it to cure just from the exposure it gets from sloshing the tank. If you put it back into a 1 liter pop bottle it explodes.Guess how I know?
81365
Hi Bonnie: Sorry, I'm not 100% sure. I know the 12 quart will hold a 7 lb turkey breast with no problem. I did make a 3 lb. rib eye roast and had lots of room left on each side. Hope this helps.
2146577
No idea. I have always used the included 1-gallon container. Structurally I believe my older unit could handle the extra 14 pounds but I doubt where I have my unit housed there would be room for the larger sized bottle. Sorry I couldn't be of more assistance.
771139
No, It's smaller then it looks. Maybe a 1/2 lb. bag of dry beans, but, not a full lb. It's great for a small amount of left overs. I thought they were bigger when I ordered them, but, found good use for them anyways.
1257816
Its common to do a pound per gallon or 1 inch/ 1&1/2 inch. One bag will be fine.
1721154
It doesn't all fit in a large size mason jar or whatever it is that I use. But I don't think you'd want anything larger than a quart. What doesn't fit in the jar I use, I just put in its bag in a freezer bag and keep it in the freezer till there's room in the big jar and I haven't noticed any problem with that.
1725528
No way. I don't think it could hold even 1 pound. It works for frogs and other small critters.
1485618
The product info states one 1.5oz dry packet makes one gallon two percent strength.