What is the size of each container? I need sugar, flour, confection and brown sugar, and baking soda?
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The bigger one (with a square top) I think that can hold 4 to 5 pounds of sugar, in sequence the 2nd can hold 2 1/2 pounds of flour, I would put brown sugar in the tall/rectangular one. There's 2 small square ones that you can put baking soda. The confection fits with the others containers.I think that it might suits your needs!Only be careful with the lids. I suggest to never lift the container holding the lid lid. Even closed it opened, almost broke with me and made a mess with flour. At least the acrylic is very resistant and didn't shattered!Good Luck!
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I have flour in one, sugar in another, confectionery sugar and brown sugar in others. Baking soda is ok, but the container I would keep it in it a bit too big for one box. I use another container to keep my chewing gum fresh. I use another for corn meal (love cornbread), and another for brown sugar cubes for coffee. I've even used the largest one to store my berry sangria. It stays fresh in the fridge to chill, and if extra to store for 1-2 days. I keep everything fresh, and I use them all the time. One time we stored Good and Plenty when it didn't fit in the dispenser. Everything I've put in works. I have flour in one, sugar in another, confectionery sugar and brown sugar in others. Baking soda is ok, but the container I would keep it in it a bit too big for one box. I use another container to keep my chewing gum fresh. I use another for corn meal (love cornbread), and another for brown sugar cubes for coffee. I've even used the largest one to store my berry sangria. It stays fresh in the fridge to chill, and if extra to store for 1-2 days. I keep everything fresh, and I use them all the time. One time we stored Good and Plenty when it didn't fit in the dispenser. Everything I've put... » Read More I have flour in one, sugar in another, confectionery sugar and brown sugar in others. Baking soda is ok, but the container I would keep it in it a bit too big for one box. I use another container to keep my chewing gum fresh. I use another for corn meal (love cornbread), and another for brown sugar cubes for coffee. I've even used the largest one to store my berry sangria. It stays fresh in the fridge to chill, and if extra to store for 1-2 days. I keep everything fresh, and I use them all the time. One time we stored Good and Plenty when it didn't fit in the dispenser. Everything I've put in works. « Show Less
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I have flour in one, sugar in another, confectionery sugar and brown sugar in others. Baking soda is ok, but the container I would keep it in it a bit too big for one box. I use another container to keep my chewing gum fresh. I use another for corn meal (love cornbread), and another for brown sugar cubes for coffee. I've even used the largest one to store my berry sangria. It stays fresh in the fridge to chill, and if extra to store for 1-2 days. I keep everything fresh, and I use them all the time. One time we stored Good and Plenty when it didn't fit in the dispenser. Everything I've put in works.
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Probably 12 regular sized cupcakes or muffins. I wouldn't try anything bigger, because the shelves are too small for those big cupcakes.
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Hi, Jessica,I am sorry to say that I cannot give you the exact dimensions in inches right now because I haven't picked up the container from the person I gave it to filled with Christmas Cookies....however, I was able to place four substantial layers of different types of cookies inside including lining and napkins to separate the layers.....when I finally get a chance to retrieve it, I will measure it for you...Diane Thomas
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There isn't a specific size since its shaped but one box of cake mix is used. However it is smaller than 13 x 9 because I sat mine in a 13 x 9 pan which baking
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I ended up buying these to help with dividing up the space:Freshware CB-308SC 12-Pack Silicone Mini Rectangle Reusable Cupcake and Muffin Baking Cup, Six Vibrant ColorsHope this helps. -Ryan
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They are about a inch and a half by an inch. I bought them for my Girlfriend who is a teacher. She uses them in her class on play-dough. Fits children's hands well. Never used for cookies though...
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It depends on the mold you use and how much dough you squeeze. I made Christmas cookies and they were approximately 1 1/2" to 2" x 3/4" to 1". I used the star mold for cheese straws and it worked perfectly.
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They are rather small -- approx 3x3 with the top tier only being a little more than 1 inch on the top. It doesn't use a full box of mix. I got it for kids bday party so they could decorate their own. Grease the pan well and put a piece of non stick parchment in the bottom so it doesn't stick and tear the top tier off. Kids had a blast.
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I don't know the exact dimensions - look at what they post. The largest holds almost a 5 lb bag of flour. The middle is good sized and so is the small.
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I have used them all, so I don't have the exact dimensions, but it is considered a mini loaf.
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Hi. They are too large for your dimensions and work best in a cupboard or pantry. Brown sugar and powdered sugar measure just under 6" and the spice (smallest one) is just under 4". They are great otherwise.
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I can't give you exact measurements but they are average size canisters maybe a tad bit bigger! I am very pleased with them. The cookie jar (sold separately) is huge! I'm very pleased!
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There's one large, one medium, and two smaller canisters. They work perfect for flour, sugar, and tea bags. I like the set and would recommend them if they coordinated with your color scheme.
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Sorry, I don't have any idea now. I gave one container as a gift, and the other I am sorry to say we ate and the container is gone. I am guessing maybe 25-30. It is about the size of a large cottage cheese container--maybe a little taller. There were more than I thought would be in it. There were several of us sneaking into the container. Sorry I am not more help, but I do plan on ordering again.
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the big one holds 5 lbs of flour, maybe 3 pounds of sugar for the middle one and the little one about a pound and a half except I use the littlest one to hold tea bags and I fit about 25-20 in it - good luck - it is a very nice set.
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Hi J., You'll need eggs, milk, vanilla extract, unsalted butter, sugar, cake flour, baking powder, nutmeg, and salt.
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Flour is typically sold in 5-lb bags. A 5-lb bag of flour will fit in a 6-gallon container. Other products such as sugar will take up more or less room, depending on the substance. You may wish to Google your specifics, as many people have already done the calculations for almost every cooking / baking product available. Good luck!