How much does the smaller container hold (in oz)? It looks like it can hold smaller items like granola or blueberries, but what about quartered strawberries?
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I don't know how much in oz. but I did 4 regular size strawberries quartered and fit perfect.
1465989
It's actually much bigger than it looks. You can probably fit 3-4 medium size strawberries cut into qtrs.
1465990
i am not sure how many oz. but its pretty big. i believe quartered strawberries fits.
1549646
Hi there...sorry for the delay I had to transfer milk over to answer your question. I'm not sure approximately what it can hold. I can tell you that I can fit 20, 4oz, frozen flat Honeysuckle bags in the main compartment. They have to go in at an angle because they are wider than the box. You can also use the lid for storage. I can get more in there...about 25-30 because it is wider and there isn't the spring holder. Sometimes I just put one upside down to fit it in between other bags. I'm a milk producing machine so I use this and store the rest stacked up in gallon zipploc bags.
2019701
According to the rubbermaid website, the two small containers are 1/2 cup capacity (~4oz) and the medium container is 1-1/2 cup capacity (~12oz). Hope that helps.http://www.rubbermaid.com/Category/Pages/ProductDetail.aspx?CatName=FoodStorage&Su;bcatId=LunchBlox&Prod;_ID=RP092020&Redirec;t=1
1953545
Hmm... I don't feel like it makes it too strong. I use 2 scoops to 8oz of water. milk would certainly make it creamier, but also more caloric. I sometimes sub 1 scoop for frozen strawberries. So I scoop, 8oz of water, add frozen fruit.
2135457
It's one quart AFTER freeze drying. By that time they weigh less than 5 ounces because all the water's been extracted. I'd be interested to learn how many quarts of fresh berries that would be!
131354
The side has measurements that go up to 24 oz. Nothing other that ounces. It actually holds a couple oz. more that 24.
1901263
I would say this easily holds a cup of food. I've been using small training treat size stuff in mine, and I can get a "Zeke's Mini Naturals" 6 oz bag in mine. In addition to treats, I also have a clicker, cell phone, and keys to attach, and I have fit a small ball in as well on top of all of that. It's got two pockets with the hinged one for food being pretty roomy and about 1' in depth.
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I was kind of disappointed they are kind of small. The largest doesn't even hold the sugar that my old set did. I love the color and the way they go with things in my kitchen. I use the other two for smaller items like tea bags. I had to find something larger for flour. Hope this helps. They are nice looking and strong containers.
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I put one teaspoon of the powder for 10oz of milk. I'm on a low carb diet so i only put 1/4 cup frozen blueberries in mine. I've also used frozen Strawberries and fresh banana's. Super good stuff and the ingredients you see listed is what you get, no additives!
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i agree that the jar is not very accurate by the measurement. but i never had 2.5 cups of leftover! that's a bit too much... i usually put in 6oz yogurt (1 of those store bought, or one jar from last batch), then add 18 oz of milk. that'd do. once you do a few batches, you'll have a pretty good idea of how much you need to put in there. Or you can always use the cups that come with it to measure. that'd never go wrong. on a different note, if you ever have extra leftover mixture, just drink it. :) I like it that way anyways. sometimes if i made the yogurt too sour, i just add some milk, and do a yogurt drink. you can use that for smoothy as well. don't waste it~ :)
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I use this for my daughter. We mainly use it for blueberries raspberries, or any other type of small fruit. The lid is a little tough, it fits firm. I am sure an aid could help her if she was unable to get the kid off. I also dont out them in the dishwasher. Great product I am very pleased with it
1030561
They are probably close to 1/2 inch opening on top, but they get narrower at the bottom. I think most blueberries would fit in there, but some would be too big.
2277426
Yes it can. It holds two75 oz. the 110 is a tad too wide but would fit in height. It is very sturdy. I have all kinds of Ball jars on mine full of herbs, extra paper towels, sandwich bags, large and small. Extra bread, rolls and cereal boxes. Large Oatmeal containers. So for my purposes that is what I use it for. However, I am planning on purchasing another one just for my cleaning supplies and laundry things. I love this little thing. Wish I thought of it myself!
19690
The box has several sized containers; the teeny tiny ones hold enough lettuce to tag along for lunch (separately). The 3 cups hold 1 to 2 pounds of hamburger meat, a good-sized chicken breast (boned)or 4 kielbasa/bratwurst sausages; I have also found that the capacities printed on bottoms of each container to be under estimates---if you take water and use it as a guide; you do not have to waste/wash containers---I love that the medium size (leftover gravy= 2 cups) also holds HALF an apple/orange---as with my diet, I am restricted to 1/2 fruits per portion.
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Just under 1 1/2 inches. The top container with the lid holds about a cup of food. The bottom holds that and maybe a little more. If you have ever seen the silicone cupcake liners, you can fit 4 in the bottom section and fill them with a variety of food. My daughter is now in kindergarten and this still holds plenty of food for her. It doesn't seem like much, but holds more than you think.
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aproximately... these containers taper down large to small the top diameter is aprox. 4 and a half inches. the bottom 3 and a half.. it is 3 inches high holds 12 oz. as much as a soda can... good for one serving of a vegetable or fruit... I had wanted one large enough for possibly a meal... my fault I did not measure first, but they do work for many uses! they make good dessert dishes, too!
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The containers are small but you are eating 3 or 4 green containers full of veggies and 3 or 4 red containers worth of protein a day. That is a lot of food. I don't know ounces. I rarely ate it all.