How many ounces does one of these hold. Will it hold enough for a pkg of ramen?
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When full on top, they will accept 10 ounces, but it,s realy on TOP. It could be risky. To be reasonnable, 8 ounces is the best. I don't know about ramen, I used them just for onion soups. They are very good crocks. Robert
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I think they hold about 15 ounces. I have never tired putting a package of ramen noodles in one of them, but if there's not too much water it might fit.
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it holds 15 oz but that is up to the rim. Comfortably holds 13 oz. I love mine!
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I purchased the 4.3 quart (135 1/4 ounce) and it is certainly big enough to hold a 5 lb bag of flour. It is really quite large... I use it in the refrigerator to keep my oil for deep frying clean and chilled. I have a deep fryer that takes two full bottles of vegetable oil and storing that in this container only fills it up to about halfway. I just can't imagine that you couldn't get the flour in there.
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I don't know exactly how many lbs it will hold, but the size of these noodles would be better suited for young children. They definitely wouldn't be good for an adult.
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The one I bought reportedly will hold about 6 lb. of food. If you get one, be very careful because the top will DISCONNECT and spill the contents. After this happened to me, I glued the two sections together and no more problems. Hope this helps.
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I've never tried it for ramen, but it's worked for everything I've tried so far. For ramen, you just need to boil the water...right? Well, this pan will do that so I guess it will work.
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Chase - yes the answers below are correct. It actually will hold about 1.5 tablespoons of tea - but we recommend using less than one tablespoon so the tea has plenty of room to expand. In many cases you can use as little as one teaspoon and get even better flavor as the tea has plenty of room to bloom. Thanks, Don
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It does not hold liquids. A thick stew would probably be ok, but soup would leak out. I've asked Bento to design one with a better seal.
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I'm not sure, sadly. The soup bowl wouldn't be big enough for a full package of Ramen, that I do know. Perhaps a half serving in the main dish bowl with vegetables in the smaller sealable bowl to be combined later.
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They hold about 5oz according to the box. They are small and GLASS with no handles...If the soup is hot, probably not a good idea as they would be hard to hold.There is no heat instructions in the box...so I would think that they are for tasting small cool or cold foods. There are ceramic type tasting dishes soldhere at Amazon that might work better.
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I haven't used it yet, but my guess is 12 ounces. It's skinny and looks like it should hold 16, but I guessing not.
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I have the same one and it only holds 6oz of a liquid substance. I don't know what the 12 oz is for either
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Hello. As a matter of fact it is bigger than i thought. It can hold at least 2-3 Tablespoons, and its more intended to prepare a large quantity of tea rather than a single mug.
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The two together in the picture is only to show that they are stackable. They are sold one each and each one holds roughly 40lbs of average size and weight of dog food. If used to store rice or grain, then it would hold a different amount. A more accurate way is to take the dimensions and determine if the volume fits your needs.
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This has 5 containers. Two of them fit inside the thermal sleeve that you see on the far left of the picture. The containers are smallish, but they hold plenty of food for a day with a little planning. All of the plastic is BPA free. The smallest container is the small round soup bowl; that holds 6 or 8 ounces. The other thermal bowl (the other round one) holds something like a cup to a cup and a half, and the small oblong containers are two sizes. Two are in the smaller size and one is in the larger. They're fairly proportional to the thermal containers. Edited to add: The Mr. Bento contains four containers to this one's five, but they ARE all larger. My guess is that it's probably close to the same total quantity of food in the Mr. Bento, if not a bit more, but it organizes differently.
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I purchased this ladle some time ago for my daughter-in-law as a GRAVY ladle so I'm not sure exactly how much it holds. I would not recommend it for a SOUP ladle.
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We keep 2lbs of loose tea in the largest canister and it's a tight fit. The 2nd largest has cat food and it holds about a pound. Sorry, we've never tested with flour.