how many pounds of spaghetti does this container hold? More than one box?
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Like another person responded, I have only put in one box but it looks like there would be room for another.
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I've only ever put one box in but there is definitely room for more. Maybe about a box and a half can fit.
1305025
I haven't tried, but it looks like it would hold 2 lbs. of a small diameter spaghetti such as Angle Hair.
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I tend to open and a box and use from it and put the rest in which probably fills to 2/3. So I'd estimate approximately 1.5# of pasta but then I use angel hair mostly so use that as your measure. My second one is for fettucine and it holds 1 box.
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You need HPL813L - click on the link for the 2.4L container and see if that's what you are looking for. Or try this link:Lock & Lock Pasta Box Food Container, Tall, 8.3-Cup, 67-Fluid Ounces
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No, it isn't as tall as the one I use for spaghetti. The 67 oz. Pasta L&L; is the one to use for pasta like spaghetti, fettucine, lasagne. These are GREAT containers!
742304
I never measure but two will hold one squeezable pouch of baby fruit. Sorry I couldn't be more helpful.
937958
The boxes are recommended for approx 30-40lbs although when the boxes are packed really well and taped properly it can potentially be used to hold more. The boxes have a gross weight capacity of 65lbs which has to do with the box certificate measuring corrugated strength but would not reflect actual holding weight as that would be in the 30-40lb range.
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I have the 40 lb one, but the lid is on the top and it is one single container. I am not sure those look like 2 - 20lb containers. I love mine though
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They are large enough to hold a huge portion of spaghetti and 4 meatballs. If they were any bigger they would hold more than 1 portion of pasta.
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The tall one holds an entire lb. of pasta, and there is room left. The next size holds about 2-3 lbs. of sugar. The next size holds about 2 lbs. of flour. I only have some sugar in the small one. I love this set. This spring I had ants and they could not get in there!
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One medium sized box, with one smaller box inside. Everything else is in styrofoam.
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It tapers slightly, but it does fit 2 - 1 lb boxes of spaghetti if stored sideways. I usually have 2 boxes in there. I doubt if you could fit a 3rd one in there, though.
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I know I said you could but I was thinking this was the 2 liter size container. I hope so as the smaller one will probably not hold 2 lbs but will hold 1lb.
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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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I am not sure. I know that I have made enough spaghetti for ten people and still had plenty of room. Sorry, but I love mine.
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one 4.0 qt Container 6.25" x 6.25" x 10.5" for a 5 lb bag of flour or sugar; one 2.5 qt Container 4.25" x 6.25" x 9.3" for rice, pasta, breadsticks; one 2.4 qt Container 6.25" x 6.25" x 7.5" for cookies, crackers; one 2.1 qt Container 4.25" x 4.25" x 13.5" for spaghetti, linguini, lasagna; two 0.9 qt Containers 4.25" x 4.25" x 7.5" for brown sugar, nuts; two 0.5 qt Containers 4.25" x 6.25" x 3.1" for tea bags, candy, sugar cubes; two 0.3-quart Containers 4.25" x 4.25" x 4.5" for spices, dried chilies, bouillon
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Hi, God bless.. It was just one big box don't remember the actual size but it was really heavy. 1 box and really heavy.
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The containers hold around 2 Cups of dry goods. Depending on what you are putting in the container it can hold more weight or less.
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Yes, you could definitely store spaghetti in there. As for 2 kg of flour or sugar, yes, I think it should fit that in as well. It's possible there might be a little bit left over, but not much.