Do those little tabs get in the way when trying to scoop that last little bit of ingredient from the bottom of a storage canister?
1671198
that has not been a problem for us, but we also dont really reach down into containers with these larger ones. we usu use our smaller measures for that.
1671199
This hasn't been a problem for me. The rounded edge will keep you from getting there regardless, so by that point, I'm tipping the container. The tab is useful to balance the measuring cup on an inside edge of a bowl, where over spilling onto a work surface is a concern, and to provide stability.
1671200
It was a gift and my Daughter-in-law loves them and said she has no problems
1671201
Maybe a little, but then if its all THAT low, I pick up the canister and pour. That's where the perfect balance of these things comes in handy.
1671202
They are so small that they don't get in the way for me. Besides, you can't get the last from a container with a round scoop anyway, so I always pour the last bit out into the measuring cup.
1671203
I do not have a problem with this. However, I usually will pour that last little amount into a measuring cup or spoon it out.
1671204
I have never been able to empty a canister completely, unless I turn it upside down. The tabs make the cups stack nicely.
1671205
They don't for me. I could never empty a canister with my old ones, so I have always poured it out. These cups are perfect. They stack into such a small pile and feel good in my hand.
627057
sometimes you have to bend the top silver tab inside slightly. It happens to me sometimes.
1867451
Not when I open it. When I fill the box and then secure the lid it spills over a little.
1618795
Yes. The center dips a bit so your stuff doesn't run over the edge. More like a griddle though.
127345
Some smaller clumps definitely get through. The slots are fairly wide, but I think the slots allow for better sifting in general.
794861
I cannot remember if ours did or not; might be normal. Sometimes just a little bit of wiggle room allows you to close the lid gently and adjust to fit onto the bottom section. Just a thought.
718983
Yes, each container has a curved bottom which makes it simple to get the small beads out without a struggle. Love these containers. They are the only ones I own.
2088338
I have not had that problem with mine. However, I do not know how far up the metal handle goes under the rubber. All I know is that it works alot better for me than the plastic scoops! No complaints!
1215408
No, the containers are not perfectly rectangular. They slightly larger at the top. If you mean, one inside of the other, no, the lip would prevent it. If you mean stacked next to each other, the space between is minimal.
1078958
Well yes, I can't see why you couldn't. If you unscrew the bottom container it would just fall out the bottom, directly over what ever you choose for it to fall into.
1485506
BTW: The scoop is small. You will need to dig into the container to find it.
1523289
Not so. The slightly larger size permits the unit to store vertically in a purse for ease of extraction. It doesn't get lost or lodged under other items.
1314173
if the drawer closes with the exterior surface of the drawer face inside and under the cabinet top then it will not matter whether it is bull nosed, right angle or tapered as the device will be on top of the drawer and its inner edge will be inside the bull nose edge so anything off the bull nose will go into the container. The photo here does now show you the attachment side over the drawer but a small container with a cheap tan plastic food scraper. It's on the outside and I threw the food scraper away as I have good stainless steel one.
1898121
There is a raised area in the middle of the lid that allows the lids to snap together for compact storage, but when assembled with the container, it does not stack well with other assemblies. It may be possible to push the raised area down so that it is inverted. That might allow better stacking for storage of leftovers although I haven't tried it.
1310929
Mine are in a pantry, as far as sliding the unit out....that really depends on the weight of the itemd you have in/on it. I can pull mine out, but there really is not a reason to. if this question concerns the reloading of items, I wait until i have one of two items left adn just pull them out and place the more recent purchases onto the shelf and add the older ones in front. I hope this helps you. I have to honestly say these have made retrieving products so much easier when i am preparing meals. I also really love seeing everything organized. :)
1067371
I haven't noticed but I wasn't looking for it. I usually like to leave the lid attached but sometimes if I go too far it comes completely off. I will check if I remember next time and then update here.
677116
To the best of my knowledge this screws in exactly where the canisters attach. If your canisters are no longer going in I think you need to determine the cause of that problem first. Just my opinion.