How many lb of white rice would this hold?
937051
Approximately 17 to 18 lbs per 40 cup container. Based on standard long grain rice.
937052
maybe hold 20 lbs. of rice... would not TRUST the handle to carry the weight.. SEAL is OK--just hard to snap into place..
1652364
I purchased it for a friend and don't know the capacity. I can tell you that you can cook rice and steam veggies together.
540754
It will hold a microwave on the top shelf and whole bunch of containers with flour sugar and cereals. I would definitely put a s much weight as poss on the 2nd and 3rd shelf if you are putting something heavy on top, to keep things balanced. I love unit!
1922526
I use mine for sugar for which I think it holds 5 lbs comfortably. As for flour, I am not certain I'm afraid.
22041
We keep 2lbs of loose tea in the largest canister and it's a tight fit. The 2nd largest has cat food and it holds about a pound. Sorry, we've never tested with flour.
149859
We had no problem pouring in 25 lbs of rice. The sliding drawer is removable, but fit right back in on top of the rice.
1411341
Much closer to 40 lbs then 20 lbs. In my opinion it depends how dense the food is. I put a 34 lb bag of Iams and there is room to spare.
384704
According to the manual, the maximum is 6 cups (for 6 people) of white rice, and 4 cups of brown rice. For other cooking purpose, like making soup, the maxiumum volume is 1.08 liters. I never bother to measure, just pour in about 3/4 of an inch water above the the rice, and the rice (whatever kind) always ends up moist and done.
934091
The 1 1/2 gallon is huge. It would probably hold 7-8 lbs of flour. It definitely holds a 5 lb bag VERY comfortably!
429267
Yes, with the basket about 1.5 inch above the bottom of the rice pan, I think it' deep enough for a good amount of veggies. We like this rice cooker a lot.
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.
2251943
I'm not sure about how many cups, but it can easily hold a ten pound bag of rice.
427197
about 320 mL tops. top tier can hold a decently-sized portion of food. Let me put it this way, about 1/2-1c of fruit for the top. I could put in 4 apple slices, or about 1/2 an apple. I could put 1c of grapes in the top. The bottom is bigger, and as such can hold more. I put in about 1 1/2c rice, but I could prob put in 2 if I pressed it.
1797079
I am thinking possibly 1 1/2 qt. I know they will hold at least 2 regular size cans of veggies each.
2251945
I am not sure what the max would be but I would guess about 10 cups. I normally cook 5 cups of rice at a time and that fills the drawer half way.
144668
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.
304791
I got about 22 pounds of rice per bag in 5-gallon buckets. Maybe a little less with beans, since they leave more air space. If you remove most of the excess air before you seal it, the O2 absorber will leave a nice, oxygen-free partial vacuum.