Will this hold pasta such as rotini and penne?
1283933
Absolutely, I tend to take it out of the box and fill them up with my pastas. The shape of pasta boxes are so varied that I dump them in my lock and lock as soon as I get home and they stay fresh till they're used up. Highly recommend
1283934
I think this will hold just about anything, I use it for saltine crackers, and ritz, works perfect,
1283935
I use one for saltine crackers. The entire box of those fit inside with room to spare. I have another that I keep angel hair pasta in. They are great!
2100387
It could be used for a small quantity of small pasta such as elbow, fusiuli, etc. But would be too small for anything else. It is definitely not a typical pasta type pot such as I typically use for my angel hair, spaghetti or lasagna.
1705744
Absolutely! It has directions for fresh pasta. I cook fresh tortellini all the time and it does a great job.
475935
What kind of pasta? elbows, spget...? For pasta I would buy a dif strainer... eve if fits it wd be very hvy...Recommend 18/10 Stainless bowl strainer. Handles on side...Cuisinox Footed Colander Satin, 24cm2 Pcs Stainless Steel Colanders Set - High Quality Strainers Set (3 Qt & 5 Qt)HIC Mesh Colander, 10-Inch, Stainless Steelhope that helps
1202853
Yes they will, easily, but a whole pound would tax the larger size strainer capacity. Vigorous shaking shaved the cooked pasta a bit. Because theý're fine mesh, clean them soon after use before the starch sets.
1053176
Yes !!! Works very well on just about anything you want to cook in it . Just don't overload it with too much pasta , it will expand and that is a narrow pot .
868098
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.
178792
No it would not. This is a great product for rotisserie but not pizzas and biscuits.
1555424
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!
133918
Yes, that is what I use it for, and I am satisfied given the price. However, the legs keep the strainer well above the bottom of the pot, so your pasta pot should be deep. Also, your pot lid will not fit tightly on the pot, which was not a problem for me.
706325
Well... I put 3 jars of "Classico" spaghetti sauce on the shelves, one above the other, and they fit fine. The one on the bottom tier hangs over just a little but in a cupboard I think it would be fine. Keep in mind that Classico brand has very square jars, not the real plump ones I see in some brands. I think they would work fine for that. I use them (I have 6 now) for half pint jars filled with tubes of beads and they are perfect with those jars. Hope this helps!
816884
The 3 qt. is fine for up to 12 oz of pasta (and that is pushing it). Anything more you would need the larger size.
1294949
Linguini, as a pasta, is thin at flat. No, This attachment does not make round pasta.
1202851
The strainers are well constructed and. depending on the amount of pasta you plan to strain, should hold up fine. Be sure to wash/rinse the strainer immediately after using if straining pasta or any other starchy food to keep the tiny mesh clear.
549598
I agree with the previous answer, it would work but it isn't as sturdy as the pasta insert but it would be fine.
783722
I wouldn't use it for pasta , I don't think it's tall enough and the pasts would fall through the basket. Get a pasta pot.
10649
Yes.I have put pesto,minced garlic, Spagetti sauce etc.Be sure and watch fullness of drip tray.