what would be the weight of food this could hold. for instance I have to make 50 pounds of taco meat and need to know how many pans I need to use.
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I have cooked as much as 6 pounds of potatoes and a 7-pound roast in these pans, so I would expect that each pan could hold at least 6 pounds.
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I'm not sure yet...I hadn't thought about it, but I was planning on putting it in the oven because it is metal. It works great for keeping your tacos from falling over when you make them! Thanks for the tip Billie about the oil and the 425 degrees info.
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Sandy, I'm sorry I took so long, I didn't realize my griddle is in the basement and I can't get to it. Broken leg. Just off hand, I would say your space is pretty narrow. BUT, the overall size of that griddle is huge. How long do you have? I will see if I can get someone to do it. JeanetteI see others have answered. Good. It is big enough for hashbrowns, eggs, bacon etc. all at the same time. 'course depends on how many you are feeding. :0)
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I just received the 31 gallon can yesterday, and I was able to put TWO 40 lb. bags of Diamond brand kibble in it, with a little extra room. One 50 lb bag should be no problem at all.
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Sorry, I don't rememer, but I'm judging from where I am at the moment (not near the pan to check) that it'll hold at least two quarts. Maybe more.
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This product comes with excellent directions. The instructions say it will hold 50 pounds per square foot. hope this helps.
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Fifty pounds would be no problem. A load of four gallons of milk weighs about 32 pounds.Myself, I found over two dozen of these 4-gallon size milk crates on the streets over the years.The crates can carry lots of heavy objects. About six crates are used to store some thin bricks that I will keep adding to the outer wall of my house--after they are cemented onto two inches of polystyrene insulation. I saw regular bricks into six or seven thin-brick slices, BTW.
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It is pretty sturdy. We use it for our microwave, but it would hold considerably more than that. I would guess that you should be ok with about 50 pounds or so on it.
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50 lbs would seem reasonable. I put grocery bags on it. But, I also found out it is not rust proof like my original one.
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If you use the small tanks, make sure you have two available. My buddy works for Ashland propane so we use 50 lb tanks. When we cook for about 300 (wild game feast) we probably use about 8-10 lbs.
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This unit is pretty solid and powerful (it weighs 70 lbs and most of it is motor). Grinding 50lbs should not be a problem, the trick to any meat grinding is to make sure the meet fits in the tube....the bigger the feeder tube, the less cutting you need to do. If the meat is fatty like pork, then the meat needs to be chilled down pretty cold to prevent the fat from smearing. I usually put it in the freezer for about 20 minutes prior to grinding. The only real problem grinding is the smearing. If the fat smears, it is tough to grind almost anything.....but that is not specific to this model.
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I have several that I use to hold pots and pans. One holds two large Corning Ware roasting pans that weigh a total of 12.5 pounds. I have others holding dinnerware that weighs at least as much. Have had no problem with any of them.
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The bottom will hold 2 qts of liquid, maybe 3 qts of veggies or meat. I would guess you can hold a total of about 4 qts of food if you stack it. Once I put it in the oven, I don't stir it.
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It holds the standard steam table pan (apprx: 19"x11"x3"), which you could place two half steam pans (apprx: 12"x 9"x2") inside if you want to keep foods hot. It's difficult to say how much food it holds because it depends on the dish. But like Juanita mentioned, if you've seen a catering set up before, you'll have a good sense of what it can hold. I would recommend this set.
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I have a 13 inch pan and it weighs 2 lb and is easy to handle as is so wide. Makes great paella!
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Absolutely! I have a cookbook that is about 5lbs as well, and it holds it perfectly. The clear plastic in front also helps keep the book clean while it holds it open. I'm completely satisfied with this product and have used it over a dozen times since I purchased it. I think you'll be happy with it.
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It holds about 5lbs of food. Not that you would want it too, as it is not airtight/sealed at all so the kibble will spoil or pests might get into it.