Will a Guinness can (14.9oz) perfectly fill the 20oz glass if poured correctly?
1563990
No. I have tried the "correct pour" (as if coming from a tap) into these glasses and there is always a 1/2 inch or so gap to the top of the glass.
1563991
When poured perfectly, the 14.9 oz Guinness Draught will leave 1/2 - 3/4 inch of space at the top of the glass.
743343
The description says "28 ounce capacity to the rim of the cup with measurements on the back up to 20 ounces", and on the 20oz page "20 ounce capacity to the rim of the cup with measurements on the back up to 12 ounces". So the measuring stops 8oz before the absolute max amount. If the measure on your bottle goes up to 20 then it's the right size.
1316318
Just Filled A 20 Oz Soda Bottle WitIth water & Poured It In The Glass. It's 20 Oz ToThe Rim.
1827531
Joe is mistaken about all 12 and 16 oz. cans fitting. As another poster noted, Coors cans are narrower and do not fit well. Same problem with a Miller 64 can.
1316979
If you fill it to the brim it holds about 2 1/2 cups or 20ozs. I fill it halfway with ice then add the liquids usually a jigger and a half of equal parts so it makes the right size cocktail. Hope that helps ;D
1036830
It is NOT premixed. You will need to add the same volume of distiller water.
1715655
20 liquid ounces fills the glass to the very top, which is not how one would normally fill it to drink out of it. The level shown in the picture looks more like 16 liquid ounces, which is about what I use. That amount is about an inch or so from the top rim of the glass.
983265
Yes. You need to get a nitro spout a nitro canister and fill with beer gas.
1886517
No, you'll have to partially crush them down to the 12 oz size, by hand, or some other manner. I found this with some large Guinness cans which I had to open anyway, to get the little ball out before recycling. Then you can crush them all the way with the device itself. The new bend in the can will make it want to pop out -- just put a hand in the way as you're crushing it, so it gets done.
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If the dispenser and Gage will unscrew from your 22 ounce can it is more than likely possible that it will screw on to a 12 ounce can I do not believe there is any difference normally. I have done this with other brands but I have not done it with this one I do believe that they are all standard except for some cheap brand refrigerant with proprietary connectors because they do not want to be reuse the gauge it is disposable. I do believe that you're safe. just to note my local Walmart carries the same refrigerant arctic freeze for the same or less Price than Amazon. that is if you do not want to wait
497148
I poured a 12 oz soda into it and it didn't fit so I'm going with 10 oz. I hope this helps.
1671356
I tried a can of kidney beans listed a 15.5 oz and it rolled thru perfectly so I would say yes; I then tried a 20 oz can of pineapple chunks- it fit on the rack but was TOO big to drop through the back opening- so we see the upper limit on this can holder
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I bought these as a gift so I can't say this for sure, but I think there is a cap section on the top of the device that fixes it in the bottle and stops it from falling in. I believe they fit in 16 oz bottles so it might be a little short for the 22ozs, but the bottle openings are the same size so that should be alright. I bought them for the same purpose for my boyfriend for Christmas.
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First, I love this flask - it looks good, doesn't leak and I keep it very cold. Not sure how to measure the opening, but it is very standard by most I've seen of this size. I could probably pour directly into it w/o spilling, but choose to use a funnel - the small one from a plastic set of 3 works well.Hope this helps.
2140579
I think the stainless steel would hold up (assuming you left the lid off to allow for vapor expansion), but since the flask is only 2 oz (the size of a shot glass), I would be surprised if that was useful.
1715654
I was bored so I measured for ya (you're welcome) and it's exactly 20oz. At 20oz though, despite being able to hold it, it's like a slight bubble over the top.
1508912
Enough caps to fill 5 gal worth of 12 oz bottles so you will be fine for one bottling session, i just save my 22oz bombers from beer i have drank when i bottle instead of keg as it cuts cleaning time and bottling time in half. My ABV i believe was 5.4- 5.8