what is the difference between these and the regular POP containers?
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I'm not sure what a regular POP container is. I can say that I trust the OXO brand and tend to buy their products when I can. I needed these containers to store food staples (flours, sugars, pasta, etc.) while living in my motorhome for a year. They are great for maintaining freshness, avoiding the kitchen moth problems that come with long-time storage of grains, and avoid hardness of brown sugar. I now have about five of them in various sizes. To me they are really worth the money.
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After reading the other responses, I will just add that this container will take the entire contents of a 3 pound bag of cat food. ... I should say Fancy Feast, anyway. It will take a whole bag of that without any leftover in the bag. That's why I bought it. I feel like it keeps the food fresher than leaving it in the bags, even the re-sealable ones. Although I can't be sure..not having done any taste testing of my own.. and my cats aren't talking, so I'm just going on my feelings with that one.
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The "pet" containers are just a little different shaped than the original food containers and a little thinner in composition. Otherwise it keeps the items just as fresh as the original....then of course the button on one container is square ad the other is round! I like the original style best.
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I own several of both containers. The only differences I note is the "pet container" version lid has a round pop up handle and the other has a square. The opening on the pet version is also slightly fluted s lids do not interchange between the two types. I have no idea why the slight difference and both work exactly the same otherwise.
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Notice the "pet pops" have square pop out buttons and the regular line of containers have circular buttons. I'm guessing the theory is to make a distinguishing feature on these so you don't accidentally use the same container for pet and, then later, people food.
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Honestly, push pops are out. They are not convenient to eat (yes, messy to eat) and the containers are expensive to buy. While they look cute, they are not practical. I would not recommend purchasing them. I still have over half of my order that will just likely be wasted.
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As others have said, you can get the same volume containers in both regular and wide mouth. The "regular" lids fit a jar with a 2 5/8 inch diameter mouth and the "wide" lids fit jars with 3 1/4 inch diameter mouths.
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It is a pop top in the small cans. I do not know about the larger size, but am guessing it needs a can opener. Guessing. My kitty loves this stuff.
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Holds a fairly large box of cereal. The smaller Klip It holds a smaller box, ie cinnamon chex. Hope this helps!
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I think the difference is just packaging. This product has no box, instead just plastic zip.
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The white lid has a dome that sinks in when the jar cools making a tight seal. I have never heard the "pop" you get with metal lids but you can see if the lid is sealed or not.
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They seem to come out better if you run them under hot water for a little bit. I've also found that more watery the pops the better they come out. I make some smoothie ones and they are much harder to get out then the water based ones I make.
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I purchased both and there was no discernible difference between the two. Also, if you are looking for a way to make a less expensive facial scrub, then don't bother because the crystals are so fine that you barely notice them. The particle size is nearly as fine as popcorn salt, which may be fine for the intended use, but not for my money saving experiment gone wrong.
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Hello and thank you for your question. The main difference between the Gumdrop Hideaway and Hard Cany PopTop is style. Both provide a high-quality build to help protect your iPad against bumps and bruises and include a built-in, magnetic stand with two separate viewing angles, a hard plastic internal frame & rubber external frame for dual-layer shock absorption, reinforced rubber corners for additional protection, and an integrated screen cover.
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If you are referring to the airlock lids that employ a regular metal canning band, the difference is that this lid has the screwing action of the band and the sealing action of the flat cap all combined into one. With the added benefit of not getting rusty or tarnished. If you are referring to the flip-top style glass jars with the wire bail, the difference would be that these can be used with any wide mouth canning jar, and the "Primal Pickler" style jar we carry is all glass and includes the jar and lid all in one, but obviously is more expensive and costs more to ship. I hope this helps!
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It is pretty tiny. I would say the average popped kernal is less than half the size of a normal popped kernal. Hope this helps!
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Clamshell comes in a hard plastic retail package you can hang on a pegboard. Polybag comes in a plastic bag that can hang on a pegboard. That's the only difference is the retail packaging. The contents of the package is the same between the two
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To be quite honest, I believe they're the exact same thing. I couldn't tell the difference between the two. Whichever is the cheaper is the one I would get at the time since the shelf life was the same. Let me know if you have any further questions. D. Smith
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This is primarily what I use mine for (I'm not ashamed to admit it). The only downside is that with the wider slots, the PopTarts get a little bowed in the middle the longer they are toasted. Obviously, this doesn't affect the taste at all. :)
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These are easy peasy. Just put in whatever you want to freeze and stick in freezer. The lids keep the liquid from spilling out unlike cups or trays that may get knocked over in a freezer. When ready to eat just push up and the frozen stuff comes out the top. Not as messy as popcicles and you can put just about anything in them. My friends kids love to put their favorite soda pop in them.