Are the raised edges high enough to hold 'saucy' dishes thai curries. pasta sauce etc . ?
1533583
I really hadn't paid any attention to that until you asked the question. And happily, the answer is yes! There is a center circle on the bottom of the plate and the sides come up from there. You could easily serve pasta or something in a sauce on these plates. And the dinner plates are of very ample size. I hope I have been able to help you.
693706
I haven't measured it, but can confirm that my standard spice containers (both large and small, and I mostly have tall ones) fit just fine. It's not a lot deeper, but seems to fit everything without taking up much counter space. I keep the spices I use most often in it by the stove, and it's both functional and pretty (and not inclined to tilt forward, for instance, when full).
1471687
I have mine three high and there is some tipping, I guess you would say, but they stay nicely for the cupboard.
706325
Well... I put 3 jars of "Classico" spaghetti sauce on the shelves, one above the other, and they fit fine. The one on the bottom tier hangs over just a little but in a cupboard I think it would be fine. Keep in mind that Classico brand has very square jars, not the real plump ones I see in some brands. I think they would work fine for that. I use them (I have 6 now) for half pint jars filled with tubes of beads and they are perfect with those jars. Hope this helps!
654762
I use it on my glass-top range but only to steam or boil contents. My pot - there are variations on inexpensive items like this - is flat on its circumference but not on its radius. In other words, it doesn't wobble, but the bottom slight rises from the edge to the center. Because of this bowed bottom, I wouldn't suggest sauteing in this pot.
1116481
I guess it would depend on your spice bottles. but I would say no, it is not deep enough.
2219678
These little dishes are 4 inches across & under an inch high. Although they are relatively shallow, they're perfect for dipping oils. They do have a raised rim. Not sure I'd use them for salsa. Hope that helps!
2179648
They stack quite nicely, and are only barely taller than the largest one by itself. And on a side note, I just discovered that you can use them on a hot burner to melt butter or coconut oil; so far, no detriment to the bottom of the cup. But do be careful to use a potholder on the handle, and don't walk away from it! Can you tell I love this set? :)
1892586
yeah...I'd be a little hesitant to put drinks on it since it doesn't have an edge, but it would work fine for food. I've used mine for that in the past!
183232
Yes, I'm 5 feet tall and it is too high for me to prep food on but would work well for you.
1487623
We use them to store blended spices and I would say staking 3-4 wouldn't get wobbly. The picture doesn't clearly show which size you are questioning - we use the tiny ones for dry items and the larger ones for homemade mayo and salad dressings. The lids hold up well and I like some things stored in glass rather than plastic, which we use for leftovers that will be used soon.
1721153
A large glass spaghetti sauce jar with screw on lid should hold most, if not all the tea. If there is any excess, put in smaller jar and use first. Hope this helps!
341427
Yes, they are tall enough to hold the soup, and I would definitely use them for a dish I am serving a sample of or small portions of.
966490
it doesn't work very well with woks because of its curvature. you won't be able to fix it to the side. the same applies to all saucepans that are not straight, even a small curvature will make it difficult. it works great with different heights.
892798
Maybe if you glued them together with proper plastic glue; but the plastic isn't made to stack the edges are round. It sits still nicely, I had some that "danced" on the self when used. I have four on half of a pantry shelf. They fit only Campbell's ravioli and the typical vegetable size cans. Soup like cream of anything and progresso cans are too small or too fat. I love them though, they are well made and still look new after almost a year of constant use. Best option for the money when I was looking. Good luck!
2185822
Yes! It is raised not a lot, but does not directly sit on sink. It's a nice colander and a space saver
511181
Sorry for the late reply. Yes, you can lower enough to keep food warm but the safe way would be to use a metal trivet and stir often. Sounds like a fun time.