The spoon looks too short to reach into the bottom of the canister - does this seem to be a problem?
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The spoon does not reach to the bottum. I got this as a coffee canister and with all the coffee we make around here, we can't use it. Its hard to get your hand in there also, we put tea bags in it. But it's so cute! I got many compliments on this canister!
261057
I haven't had a problem, you can always just carefully tip the jar to the side to scoop out what's on the bottom. But I love this jar. I have the whole set
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No, it's not a problem at all cause the hole of the canister is large enough to get your hand inside with the spoon.
261059
Although we are not using it for anything but decoration,the mouth of the jar is big enough for the average sized hand to fit into so the tad bit too short spoon shouldn't be an issue.
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Yes, that's why I ended up purchasing and using a longer handle coffee scoop... Espresso Supply Stainless Steel Doser Scoop, 1-Ounce (2 pack)by Espresso Supply
933452
No problem of that kind with mine. It takes a little pressure to press the top on to the container.
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It may be deep enough, but it is not long enough to put a small utensil holder. I keep all my sharp knives in this drawer.
1167788
I think the tip of the cone sits too low to get a big enough bowl under it. I have trouble getting a 1-2 cup bowl underneath it. You could try it...just make sure to line with cheesecloth!
790357
The canner is not quite 10 inches to the rim where the lid rests. 9 3/4 inches from the bottom.
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I have a smaller pot, so I can't answer the first question...but the bottom is flat
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It is too small for a teaspoon...if your baby spoon is is narrow and long it will work.
2092003
It's because the bottom isn't flat and no they don't make one that is flat. Most canners have a raised bottom so the glass jars don't come in contact with the heat source.
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I am not sure. It was a gift, but the strainer was small and at a quick glance did not seem like it would touch the bottom of the pot.
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It is tall enough to hold my plunger if I didn't but the shelf in, but not wide enough at the bottom.
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The infuser part is the reason mine wouldn't close. Only gives about an inch clearance on the bottom.
715450
It is so close that it is really hard to say and on my little ruler, the quarter inch mark falls a bit closer to the outer diameter, if I hold it steady. The walls of the straw are not thick enough to make a difference. If you are trying to fit it into an exact 1/4" opening with no leeway, it MIGHT be tight. I just have a regular ruler to measure with so I don't know how helpful this is for you. I use them in all the containers that I have with acrylic tops and straw access and they all fit. I have not had one that was too tight so far.
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Hi, I just measured it and it does not fit the teaspoon in my set of measuring spoons through. However, I have fat and round spoons and other spoons that are shaped differently (like this one: Cuisipro Stainless Steel Measuring Spoon Set ) may make it through. I measured the opening and it is just under 1.5 inches. I hope this helps. :)
708155
I just looked. It won't work. I don't even have to try. Not enough room for the handles to intertwine. Can you use the bottom drawer if you aren't loaded with serving pieces ?
69915
It's a loose fit when the strainer is not in there. If you are pouring, you'll need to hold the lid in place.
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It topples over because of it's length I think, but the length is also one of the things I really liked about these spoons. I had the same problem and either chose to use a bigger bowl or didn't rest the spoon in the bowl.
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Same with mine. It seems to have been designed that way. It doesn't cause any inconvenience. A more complex design would make it much more difficult to load the pepper.