can you store flour and sugar in these
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As there are many different flours, most all need to be in airtight container's. These tin containers are painted so I would store items in a Ziploc bag then place in container. They look good and are very sturdy.
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I suppose you could, though I think the main use for these would just be decorative.
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I'm not sure I would do that. They are just tin inside. I love them for just decoration though. I have them on a chicken wire three tier shelf. Hope this helps.
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You can absolutely store flour and sugar in these. So they are not only cute, they are functional.
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Jasmine, I don't use mine anymore, I bought them quite a long while ago, but I am sure they can store almost up to anything, the smaller the grain then the harder they will be to pour (I think).
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I don't believe so as I thought they were merely to store a dish in frig. They don't look like usable in oven. Only glass one is oven safe.
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Yes, absolutely, this container vault is very secure and safe. It has been free from bugs and has securely stored by Poochon's dry dog food so I'm confident to say it would safely store your flour or sugar. I hope my answer is helpful in your decision making.
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I don't see why not, but not in large quantities.I got distracted and let my whole oats run in there longer than planned, and they were very close to flour.
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You can store anything in them, they have a good seal. I use them for leftovers and store spices in a smaller carosel, but it may work for large quantities. These hold approx. 1.5 cups+ and they stack well. You can also see what you have on the shelf or fridge. Sheera
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You can store them in the trays laying on their sides only, but there's room in the bottom, that's where I store mine.
1867428
I have never done that, but I don't think it would be a problem. I use mine for food storage such as grains, sugar and flour. They are supposed to be okay for anything. I would think it would stain, but I don't see that as a problem.
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They are not entirely airtight (I don't know how it would do with keeping coffee completely fresh ....depends on how quickly you use your coffee...perhaps if you left it in the bag and then placed in container). I use mine for flour, sugar and tea bags, as well as dry dog food. All have done very well after many months of use.
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I don't know the answer to that. We store ours in a mason jar and pull out one as needed. I use it for sugar, flour, dried beans, bread crumbs...you name it! They work GREAT! Hope this helps.
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This is a fine sieve so almond flour probably wouldn't work well, but fine sugars and flours that are milled fine without their bran or other inclusions would pass well through it.
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I'm not sure what your question is - are you asking if they can hold that much? I can put a 5lb bag of flour in mine with a little room left at the top, definitely nothing more than that.
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Yes.....when looking at item , go to features and click to expand to more info about this. There it says up to 16 oz of sugar or some other dry goods can be stored. Try to remember that a lot of these items have an expandable feature to click on to get even more info on what U might be interested in. Your welcome..... Go and be free to explore. �
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Separated in smaller quantities (e.g. freezer bags, freezer-safe containers) in the freezer. You will need to let them sit a few minutes before grinding, but they will be fine. If you grind large amounts of flour, the flour can also be stored in the freezer.
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Yes. You could store the remaining products if they are not mixed together.
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I would not suggest them for a very small container. I have one in my flour canister and one in my sugar canister, but they are both large containers. I would not try to use them in any small canisters.
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Be aware, though, these are VERY small if you are thinking "cookie" jar. They hold candies, nuts, snacks well. Not large enough for flour, sugar, cookies. But they are beautiful.