Would this be a good tool box for Pastry Arts tools? (measuring cups, knives, etc)
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Concerning space and structure, the box works really well. One can even go without the lid-like storage structure to hold more larger items, or go with it to store smaller items such as knives. There is a good bit of room in the toolbox--ultimately, the box holds multiple purposes, even capable of serving as a stepping stool. The only downside I see is that the toolbox can get a bit heavy, so for one to have to constantly carry it around it might be somewhat of a hassle; I think the box is meant more for storage although the handle makes it for easy moving, but what you do with it will be up to you. Hope this helps. Concerning space and structure, the box works really well. One can even go without the lid-like storage structure to hold more larger items, or go with it to store smaller items such as knives. There is a good bit of room in the toolbox--ultimately, the box holds multiple purposes, even capable of serving as a stepping stool. The only downside I see is that the toolbox can get a bit heavy, so for one to have to constantly carry it around it might be somewhat of a hassle; I think the box is meant more for storage although the handle makes it for easy moving, but what you do with it will be... » Read More Concerning space and structure, the box works really well. One can even go without the lid-like storage structure to hold more larger items, or go with it to store smaller items such as knives. There is a good bit of room in the toolbox--ultimately, the box holds multiple purposes, even capable of serving as a stepping stool. The only downside I see is that the toolbox can get a bit heavy, so for one to have to constantly carry it around it might be somewhat of a hassle; I think the box is meant more for storage although the handle makes it for easy moving, but what you do with it will be up to you. Hope this helps. « Show Less
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I ordered a bunch of them and use them for all sorts of tools and other things like that, even tackle boxes. It is a really well constructed box with latches that don't break or fall apart like many other models from other manufacturers. It is now the only one I buy. Only thing I would like them to improve is to make latches out of stainless as they will rust when I use them for fishing stuff, but it's not a tackle box-and that would raise the price, so not complaining. I think it would be perfect for that use-good luck
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Hi Brianna, This is a great tool box. It has a lift out tray that can hold a variety of stuff. The box is not food grade plastic,so if that's an issue for you I don't recommend this for your pastry tools.
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Sure - I use it for one for oils, one for egg washes, etc. You could use a myriad of things to do it.
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I wouldn't try it. It is cylindrical; don't believe it would hold up well under "kitchen" use. Knives being put into it to dip butter out, etc. would most likely scratch it; and it would also probably dent easily if banged against other items like on a kitchen countertop. It is probably the thickness of a can such as a soup can...and the edges do NOT have a bead or "Thick" type border on the edge.....decorative for the most part...good for cottonballs, q-tips, etc.....
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You can still use this pie plate. Plenty of room with meringue on top. Hope this helps
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Yes, there is room for a few additional tools. I have an extra couple of spatulas in mine.
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I would not recommend this tool for that purpose. You would be better off using a food processor or a good, sharp chef's knife.
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I just put a small cup on the "kitchen tool" and, yes, it did work ok.I would suggest using a pair of pliers and turning the tine back wards a little to secure it.If these are antique there is another item I purchased to display ornate cups.
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Thats exactly what i did with it. I use it for my cookie sheets, cookie cooling racks, roasting pans. It's perfect and fits perfectly in my lower cabinet with room to spare for larger items.
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I would say no. These are some form of plastic and simply intended as a pastry board.
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Aloha Jill!! It would be a tight squeeze. I put cupcake liners in between my sweets. It looks more professional. I really love these boxes. May be put 5 instead. Have a great day. CAT
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It would work width-wise. I use it basically for baking pans and small serving trays.
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I believe it would work. The compartments are small but I use them for my smaller crafting supplies with no problems.
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No, this is marble which will dull your knives or the knives may scrstch the stone. Use this as a pastry board and buy a wood or plastic cutting board.
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My guess is that except for knives that might have a very large handle or an irregularly shaped knife that makes the handle portion higher, most knives would just about fit your drawer. I think it might be close but would work excepting the the above.
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I think it would do in a pinch for solid materials such as flour and sugar, but i think that it is better used for liquids. Although the wide opening does lend itself to using measuring scoops.
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I have ground almonds to make a pastry crust. It didn't come out super fine but was adequate for my purpose. I think I'd depend on how fine you need it.
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Well no, but its a handy lil cart for all the things that you keep buying .... don't buy the little handy man toolset... it won't keep all your things organised.... like the large rolling pin for the fondant. Plus you can organise the drawers as you like