How much rice does the rice scooper hold? I misplaced mine. Thanks
2046728
I guess a cup or two. I can't remember. But for two people a scoop is about right.
664096
Mine contained a flat scoop that is probably about a cup measure. It has a small flimsy handle but I am not using it daily so am not worried by it.
971111
No it is not big enough to accommodate that much uncooked rice. I estimate about 4 cups of uncooked rice.
314977
It's pretty narrow. Wouldn't be wide enough for any of the rice cakes I've ever seen. Might hold something the size of mini-donuts.
770210
Good morning, the scoop holds 1.5 tablespoons but there should be a scoop buried somewhere in the detergent. I had to search but found my scoop at the bottom of the pack!
86321
I have only cooked 1 cup (8 oz. by my measuring cup) of rice at a time and it works fine. They provide a measuring cup (but I use my own), on one side marked by quarters and the other side reading numerical values up to 160. I filled their cup and poured the contents into mine, and it came to 6 oz. according to my cup. I hope this helps!
1411342
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.
950276
We have three of these and use them for our dog food and they all hold 25lbs or more of dog food. So they should be able to hold the rice and the flour
315632
I have been using it most often lately to rinse rice, it is incredibly useful for that, so I just measured using dry rice, with a dry one cup measure - three cups of rice takes it to the top of the mesh, then you have about an inch of plastic lip.
723303
It will hold about 6 cups of rice (I just tried it and it it easily held 4 cups, but I ran out of rice!)It's larger than it looks in the picture. Would hold a large head of lettuce or a soccer ball (but not a basketball) if that helps.
864923
Holds a fairly large box of cereal. The smaller Klip It holds a smaller box, ie cinnamon chex. Hope this helps!
862857
I would need more information: What kind of rice are you using, quantity of rice & quantity of water.
620692
Sorry, I'm Not sure. I got a big one and a little one. I use the little one most of the time. Holds 4 to 6 fish filets.
1597688
Hi Beryl, I have only used the rice cooker only once because I did not have a rice cup to measure with. When I did try to do an "estimate" it did not turn out well. But there should be instructions in the pamphlet that came with the cooker. In general 1 cup of rice with 1-1/2 cup of water. I have ordered from Amazon a rice cup so I will try again soon.
486212
I use the "old" way of measuring the amount of water needed. Once the rice is cleaned/rinsed and ready to have the water added for cooking, I stick my finger in the water and see if the water covers to the first joint of my index finger. I guess that is a little less than an inch of water (7/8ths) the clears the rice. It has worked for me for decades.
145470
I had to dig for my scooper too. Its in there, just at the bottome somewhere!
1287763
The white bucket is 10 lbs. You can find info about it at this link, but the price is usually cheaper here on Amazon. Additionally, the bucket is an excellent storage container. However, you should put some rice in several layers of cheesecloth in the bucket of salt to keep it from clumping. It's no problem if it does, it's just a bit more convenient. http://www.redmondtrading.com/product/granular-fine/real-salt-bulk-10-lb/