Does pasta (spaghetti) fit in the jar?
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Spaghetti is about 10 3/8 to 10 1/2 inches in length depending on the manufacturer with 10 3/8 the average for most. So the jar would need to have an INSIDE height of at least 10 1/2 inches to be safe. I am still looking for a wide mouth jar that size and much prefer a Fido for this purpose. If anyone knows one that is at least 10 1/2 inches inside height let me know. This one would have been perfect if it was tall enough. I live in a forest so battling mice is an every day war...
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I did not get the 50 3/4" jar. The two different sizes I did get have small a opening; I would guess getting pasta in-and-out would be tricky. I use an OXO tall container for my pasta (spaghetti) and it works super well. OXO containers are wonderful. Hope this helps.
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Hi I got the big jar and I have pickles in it held a spaghetti up to it and its tall enough but don't know how much you can get in the jar with the curve at the top of the jar hope that helps
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Its a couple of inches to short to fit spaghetti. I use the jar to make limoncello and works great for that purpose.
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Yes...and no. I can get a Vitamix jar to fit in, since, as someone else stated, the teeth on the gear are the same (in number, though they differ slightly in shape). However, the competitor jar does not depress the safety switch on the blender. So, unless you do something creative, the blender will not run with another jar.
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Depending on how you're carrying the container from place to place. The middle compartment is like a Tupperware container and actually has a sealed lid on it. If your pasta sauce is thick, then I would suppose it wouldn't be an issue, especially if the whole bento + the strap was put together. Soup? Maaaybe. The thing is, it's not as secure as a Tupperware container, and while yes technically it will hold soup and sauces, you don't want to be shaking/dropping/flipping upside down the containers. I put yogurt and sometimes pasta salad (with dressing) in my middle compartment and it's never leaked. Depending on how you're carrying the container from place to place. The middle compartment is like a Tupperware container and actually has a sealed lid on it. If your pasta sauce is thick, then I would suppose it wouldn't be an issue, especially if the whole bento + the strap was put together. Soup? Maaaybe. The thing is, it's not as secure as a Tupperware container, and while yes technically it will hold soup and sauces, you don't want to be shaking/dropping/flipping upside down the containers. I put yogurt and sometimes pasta salad (with dressing) in my middle compartment and it's never... » Read More Depending on how you're carrying the container from place to place. The middle compartment is like a Tupperware container and actually has a sealed lid on it. If your pasta sauce is thick, then I would suppose it wouldn't be an issue, especially if the whole bento + the strap was put together. Soup? Maaaybe. The thing is, it's not as secure as a Tupperware container, and while yes technically it will hold soup and sauces, you don't want to be shaking/dropping/flipping upside down the containers. I put yogurt and sometimes pasta salad (with dressing) in my middle compartment and it's never leaked. « Show Less
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It will not. Large shells and cavatelli are completely different types of pasta. There may be an extruded attachment for a kitchen aid stand mixer that will do that or there may be another brand of pasta extruder on the market that makes them .. Pretty sure that's an Italian American creation, the large stuffed shells. Make manicotti! :)
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Yes! If you are talking about a gallon jar and not a jug, such as one that apple juice comes in.
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I don't know numberwise but it will fit in the top of a regular canning / jelly jar
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Mine fit a wide mouth Ball jar, but it didn't seal so spilled liquids when tipped up. It isn't useable.
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The deal with the jar will fit due to the jar being a standard jar used by many companies for products. More economical to ship products and compete with other companies. So short answer is yes.
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Not at all. My daughter doesn't like it because it isn't girly :) the jar also fits in most soft lunch bags.
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Not really well, although you could probably squeeze it in there at least partially because the top gives a bit. I've put a few oversized mugs that are too big for it in there and it will hold them, but I wouldn't rely on that if you're planning to use quart-sized mason style jars on a regular basis.
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It has a very large blender end. Too big for normal jars. A large mayonaise jar perhaps might do. It comes with a large plastic blender cup that I use. You can blend in that and pour contents into your jars. In pot use for making soups it works great too. Then pour it into jar.
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No, Danielle, it wouldn't. The inside width of the jar measures approx. 1-7/8".
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No. This is a very large jar. Approxiamtely a foot tall and 6 inches, at least, wide. This jar is not a canning jar. My husband now uses it to put his cookies in. The plastic piece on the inside of the lid is not attached to the metal lid. You can super glue the plastic piece to the metal lid and this will help.
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No, it wouldn't work, it will "rice" potatoes or eggs, but they come out so short/small/fine, noodles wouldn't stay together, better off with pasta maker
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The simple answer is, yes, but not spaghetti like you find in the store. Thicker and only as straiht as you lay it out to dry. As for noodles, absolutely. Take the long pieces and cut them to length before you set them to dry.
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They are only just >9" tall so you'd have to break off some of the pasta. Smaller pasta would be perfect though. I store quinoa, other grains, and homemade laundry soap in mine.
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The lid fit on these jars is hit or miss. I have two and one is airtight, and the other is problematic. Something like cookies you may be OK with though