Would a gallon of Milk/Yogurt fit in this?
1481756
I make yogurt in a Pampered chef 8 cup glass measuring bowl and the contents just about fill the strainer.
1481757
I make a half gallon of milk into yogurt at a time and the yogurt filled this to just under the wide metal brim.
1481758
A gallon of Milk would strain through, but it has a very fine mesh, so the yogurt would just clog it.
78839
This is BIG. A 96oz bottle would definitely fit. I think a gallon is 128 oz but most things don't come in true gallon size anymore. You could definitely put a two liter bottle in the bottom and stack your lunch/snack on top.
1657114
Pretty fine...I haven't but you could probably strain yogurt/fresh cheese through it... My only complaint, and it's my own fault, is the size....I would buy one twice as large next time
2104511
Yes it can and does very well. Comes with a container that holds the milk, too.
373362
I think a 13 gallon bag would fit (might be a little short), although I don't use a bag in it. Since it's for recycling, no bags allowed!
295715
I have both the quart and the half gallon size. The quart jug would fit in the door, but the half gallon fits on most any shelf as it's only 7.5" tall.
1561897
Yes, it will fit and it works very well. I use for my daughters yogurt & granola.
1696708
I believe it will. It gives you nice portioned sections and has pictures in each section to show suggested food groups. I put yogurt in my daughters and none of the contents spilled even though she had it upside down at times when she put it in her book bag. I love this box and he loves it too! I recommend it
588935
It should fit as long as the large plastic bottle has a large opening such as a gallon jug of milk. Hope that helps.
329841
Yes. We used it for milk and it did leak after a couple of months because the gasket did not stay tight. However, for things like cottage cheese and yoghurt, it was fine.
1634820
I think that it would fit in a refrigerator door. I don't put it in ours bc we put our milk there, but if the milk was not there, then the container would fit in it. Its a round container if that helps!
618099
You could definity make regular yogurt in this if you wanted to. It includes a strainer for the last step of straining out some of the whey. You would just skip this last step for regular yogurt.
1458831
Fifty pounds would be no problem. A load of four gallons of milk weighs about 32 pounds.Myself, I found over two dozen of these 4-gallon size milk crates on the streets over the years.The crates can carry lots of heavy objects. About six crates are used to store some thin bricks that I will keep adding to the outer wall of my house--after they are cemented onto two inches of polystyrene insulation. I saw regular bricks into six or seven thin-brick slices, BTW.
662326
Yes it will. I bought this so I could make yogurt and the inside is rounded.
89174
The opening is exactlly 12 inches wide and 7 1/2 inches deep. I don't have the gal. jug of milk this time-just a 1/2 gal. But I bet that would work. I really love this can. It fit my spot to a T.
1562659
Probably it would work, as long as there is some insulation between the plastic container and the glass jar to retain the heat. Also, would heat the jar to the temperature required (around 95°-100°F?) and also have the yogurt maker heated in advance too. I think the risk is that the temperature would not remain at that constant required for the milk, which happens when you make the yogurt directly in the plastic container. With the glass jar sitting in the plastic, the heat would not be as direct I think. This is all conjecture, I have not tried it.
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I don't know exactly how big the container is gallon wise. It does not appear to be 3 gallons. It is about the size of a shoe box. You wouldn't want it any bigger I don't think because it would get too smelly. We usually empty it before it is full otherwise if it sits too long it leaks and smells.