Does the shelf come out? So I can fit a pint of milk in it? Does the shelf come out? So I can fit a pint of milk in it?
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Yes, the shelf comes out. You should be able to put an ordinary pint of milk in there without removing the shelf if you get the kind in the waxed cardboard containers. If it's in a bottle, you might have to remove the shelf, but it should still fit unless it's the shape of a long-neck beer bottle.
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You don't put milk in it. There's a steamer on the side, so you steam the milk in a separate container.
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It would hold a pint, it is the size of a side salad to go container or sandwich container
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I would think the 1/2 pint would be ample. Yes, in fact you need to be certain you are out of NO2 before you try to open it for safety reasons.
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Hi Rodney, I have this item and really like it. I have it packed away right now or I would try out the smaller pint size mason jars to let you know. It will hold normal size mason jars in the center compartments only. The compartments on the edges are to small to fit a normal mason jar. The pint size are smaller in diameter so they might fit, but this little bucket seems a bit deep to drop those pint size jars in the slots. Maybe someone else can give you a better answer.
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Yes it has a short top and small jars and A tall top. I make a half gallon of milk at a time and 4 pint jars fit perfectly
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It does but the milk will leak out. Always use ameda bottles with Ameda pump! Good luck.
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You can fit a gallon of milk on the bottom floor of the fridge, though if you have the door compartments full it might not close.
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It depends upon the configuration of the mini fridge. If you can fit a quart of milk in it, you will be able to fit the pitcher. Otherwise, the pitcher may be too tall.
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the bottom shelf requires that you pull it out to get the bottles out. the other ones do not. sometimes the bottles stick if you have a bottle that is thick at the bottom.
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If the pint fits within the container, I don't think here should not be a problem. I have not tried it personally but since the container is made to keep ice cream frozen it should work in the freezer or keep the ice cream frozen longer for picnics. :-)
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Yes, I have filled two shelves with Pinots. That is one reason why I got this is the flexibility regarding bottle shape.
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Oh,sorry,I don't know. I just use it to fit Milk powder or Snacks. So,maybe you can try,but I don't make sure. At last,My English isn't well ,so...hehehe.
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It's in between the size of a pint of milk and a quart of milk height wise and about the same width. So it's footprint in the fridge is about the same as a quart container. It fits in the fridge very well. Hope that helps.
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I am trying to figure out why anyone would pay such an unholy amount for milk that can sit on the shelf. If, for example, you want milk for your kids' lunchboxes, why not just buy a week's supply at the store? It can be stacked in the fridge and not take up much space. And it will be better quality because it hasn't been untrapasteurized and had sugar added!
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I did, be sure you use the side for smaller jars, i.e. one side for quart size, other for pint and smaller jars. Hope this helps.
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Yes and no. It is not really possible to see the bottles inside the cooler (well, not the labels anyway) so you'll have to pull them out one by one to see what's what. The ideal way to do this is to have them facing inwards, so you can pull only the tail end of the bottle out and very quickly see the label. Taller bottles won't fit on the shelf facing inwards (so the bottom of the bottle pokes out and keeps the door from closing). So in that case, you place the bottle in backwards; the cork end fits inside the door frame (i.e. the glass area). It fits just fine, but you do have to drag nearly the whole bottle out to read the label. An issue, but an exceedingly small issue. Yes and no. It is not really possible to see the bottles inside the cooler (well, not the labels anyway) so you'll have to pull them out one by one to see what's what. The ideal way to do this is to have them facing inwards, so you can pull only the tail end of the bottle out and very quickly see the label. Taller bottles won't fit on the shelf facing inwards (so the bottom of the bottle pokes out and keeps the door from closing). So in that case, you place the bottle in backwards; the cork end fits inside the door frame (i.e. the glass area). It fits just fine, but you do have to drag... » Read More Yes and no. It is not really possible to see the bottles inside the cooler (well, not the labels anyway) so you'll have to pull them out one by one to see what's what. The ideal way to do this is to have them facing inwards, so you can pull only the tail end of the bottle out and very quickly see the label. Taller bottles won't fit on the shelf facing inwards (so the bottom of the bottle pokes out and keeps the door from closing). So in that case, you place the bottle in backwards; the cork end fits inside the door frame (i.e. the glass area). It fits just fine, but you do have to drag nearly the whole bottle out to read the label. An issue, but an exceedingly small issue. « Show Less