What is the diameter of the opening for the vegetables? I'd like and idea of the size of vegetable it will accommodate.
2004008
I've used a large zucchini in the opening and it was fine. The unit is really well made and sturdy. I'd say it can accomodate a veggie as large as two to three inches around.
2004009
there's not a problem because of the way it's designed - you go from lg to small starting at the top so when you start turning it just handles any size.
2004010
The widest opening at the top is 2.25", so that is the biggest diameter vegetable that could go in it. Having it somewhat narrower allows you to start the vegetable in deeper.
331426
Good Afternoon, Thank you for contacting Hold N Storage!! The opening where the lid goes is about 3" in diameter. Shall you have any further questions feel free to contact us!! Have A Wonderful Day!! Devorah
935408
I think it will be too big. It fits perfectly with a pot that has a 9.5" opening. The pot I use it with measures 9 and 3/4 inches across from the outside edges, but the interior opening is 9.5" and the lid fits perfectly there.
1240349
I would say yes. I know they fit a standard 14.5 ounce vegetable can, and that is not even the largest diameter it would fit.
378791
Would be large enough for a side dish - like potatoes or broccoli - but not big enough for two people for a main dish.
1928048
hey! I'd say you'll be good with this for what you want. I just measured ours, and the opening is 4.5" x 4.5". the bottom of the inside is about 6.5" x 6.5" with a height of at least 7". good luck and let me know if you need any other info! Jill ;)
1799089
Pole opening diameter is 7/16" or 1cm. Height is 1 1/2" or 3.8 cm. Width of bottom diameter is 7/8" or 2.3 cm. All measurements are approximate. Hope this is the information you need. Lynn
1768939
The openings are exactly 3" wide. I use mine for storing cutting boards and a couple pretty heavy serving platters that are not breakable. It works very well for my needs. Good Luck.
896129
Hi, the diameter of the chute is 1 3/4 inches (4.5cm) you still have to cut all the vegies up. Hope this helps
1849127
Without having a tape measure in front of me, I'd estimate it to be approx. 13" in diameter and approx 9" deep. If I were to fill it with spinach, imagine I'd fit 10-12 cups in it.
1685122
I just used this tonight. I've had this pot for around 8 years. Great for vegetables and pasta. Diameter is 12" including handles. 81/2" Rim to rim. Hope this helps. Jamee
1965666
The one I purchased measures as follows: Outer dimensions: 9 inches in diameter and 4-1/4 inches high. Colander inside dimensions: 8 inches in diameter and 3-1/4 inches deep. This is a decent sized, sturdy colander for rinsing vegetables and I am very happy with this purchase.
1537173
The Polder side openings are approximately 2 inches in diameter, and the center opening is approximately 3 inches in diameter. I don't own a Chi to check it out, but you could measure yours to be sure. The height would only be limited by installation, for example under a shelf or inside a cabinet.
1064607
the space is about 3 inches. BUT- personally, I wouldn't put fruit in it. Don't want it touching the wide metal bands. Unless you put some kind of say cheesecloth inside as a liner. Its pretty, but think best for plants, like my "Staghorn". Good luck.
662855
This steamer is 8" across the top opening and 6" at the bottom(perforated). Holds 1.5 - 2 lbs of vegetables. An excellent steamer and a great value.
566345
The diameter is a little over 5.5 inches... Yes your bowl will fit. I don't recommend the pot though.
1539041
I don't think so. It has a lot of space, but it's more horizontal than vertical. If you cut it in half from top to bottom, or a couple of small to medium ones would fit. I really like mine. It's great for brussels sprouts or broccoli, though.