I HAVE ISI.5 LT DOES IT HOLD A 1/2 PT. OF CREAM OR A PINT
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A pint of what??Liters liquid 1L=2.113pts liquid .5L=1.057pts liquid. Look for the fill line and add accordingly. This is of help, yes?
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It will hold a pint. There is a maximum fill line printed on the exterior that is marked "0.5 L MAX 1 US PT"
1021106
It fits the standard beer lines on most pin and ball lock kegs. I think it is 5/16 but is whatever Beveridge elements includes in their single tap keg kit. I bought that kit and installed the shank and did not require any additional hardware or clamps to complete the installation. Wheelchair Bob
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buy the two pints, I have been doing that for a while, it is the same product
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There should be a line engraved on it, but a 1 pint bottle of heavy cream, that is 16 ounces liquid. Along with some vanilla, and sugar to taste. Have fun.
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It's a regular mouth size (not a wide-mouth size). So it will fit both pints and quarts--which is 32 oz--as long as they are the smaller regular size mouth (opening). Hope that helps!
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You can make a pint at a time. This is the size I usually make as I am still new to the machine. It is great for mixes such as Junket Ice Cream Mix which makes 1 pint/or 2 cups of mix. I like this because I do not run into any problems with it overflowing the container when freezing.
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I'm sure the correct answer is "yes", but I can understand your dilemma; the Creative Whip "Instruction Manual" in the English Instructions on page 17, Note 9 reads in part: " Only 1 ISI cream charger is required for filling the half pint and 1 pint devices." In even smaller print on the Charger Package in the EN Language Section which I also purchased from Amazon and which I could only read with a magnifying glass it says: " 1 charger whips up to 1 US pint of liquid ." Reading the 2 instructions together the inference is clear that all you need is 1 cartridge for either 1/2 or 1 pint whipper. I'm sure the correct answer is "yes", but I can understand your dilemma; the Creative Whip "Instruction Manual" in the English Instructions on page 17, Note 9 reads in part: " Only 1 ISI cream charger is required for filling the half pint and 1 pint devices." In even smaller print on the Charger Package in the EN Language Section which I also purchased from Amazon and which I could only read with a magnifying glass it says: " 1 charger whips up to 1 US pint of liquid ." Reading the 2 instructions together the inference is clear that all you need is 1... » Read More I'm sure the correct answer is "yes", but I can understand your dilemma; the Creative Whip "Instruction Manual" in the English Instructions on page 17, Note 9 reads in part: " Only 1 ISI cream charger is required for filling the half pint and 1 pint devices." In even smaller print on the Charger Package in the EN Language Section which I also purchased from Amazon and which I could only read with a magnifying glass it says: " 1 charger whips up to 1 US pint of liquid ." Reading the 2 instructions together the inference is clear that all you need is 1 cartridge for either 1/2 or 1 pint whipper. « Show Less
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I just use a cup to fill it up to the 500ML. I would guess it holds close to 2cps, but it will last the entire night.
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Yes. I bought this product off ebay years ago. It was just recently I took the time to find the right adjustment for my Nubian. Expect 4% fat, so from a half gallon (one milking) the separator should provide 1/3 cup of cream. To get this result I have the adjustable screw not flush, but screwed in half way. Then I crank as fast as I can. The flows of the spouts are obviously different proving the centrifuge effect is working and only cream is drizzling from the top spout. This adjustment took me several attempts, but worth the effort!
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Either 1/2 or a full pint works fine. I add two heaping teaspoons of powdered sugar, and a big splash of vanilla in addition to the cream. Then charge with Nitrus, shake a little (light shaking for 5-10 seconds) and then test the thickness of the cream by pointing the nozzle straight down, and squirting the palm of my hand. If the cream comes out runny, shake another 5-10 seconds and (lightly) re-squirt your palm.
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I holds about a cup. I bought it for coffee creamer which didn't work too well. Tried it with sugar and I use too much so it doesn't last long enough. It does work and has attachments to change from 1/4 to 1/2 or 1 teaspoon. If you use a small amount it will work fine.
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This is one of the best kitchen items I have ever bought. It holds one pint, but it's the best pint you will ever have. One hundred times better than a typical can of purchased whipped cream. Because it's thicker than a can of whipped cream it goes a lot further. So many variations of tasty cream flavors. It says to only shake it a few times but you will need to shake it a lot more than that if you want it to turn out right. I asked a young gentleman at a Starbucks counter and that was the advice he gave me. Savor and enjoy!!Teri S.
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The bottle says to add 5 drops per pint of milk and that there are enough drops to treat 75 pints of milk. Hope that helps. I only use it to treat heavy cream to make ice cream so it will last me quite a while. I put about 10 drops in a pint of cream, just to make sure, and have been trying to scale back to see how low I can go. For milk, I just buy the kind that is already lactose free because my son only uses it for cereal in the morning.
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Apparently there are 2 sizes. You pick the one you want. I have the 17 oz which is close to a pint. I have one that's a little bigger than a quart, but I don't have one 77 oz. That would be bigger than a half gallon.
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It appears that the pint markings are Imperial as the pint = 568.261485 milliliters.The pint demarcations are 1/4, 1/2, 3/4, 1, 1 1/4, 1 1/2 pint. On the same side appear Ml markings.There are no 1/2 cup or 2/3 cup markings.However, since 1 imperial cup = 0.5 imperial pints, you should be able to use the pint designations divisible by 4 measurements.
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I get a little over a pint of cream out of 1 gallon of milk. The cream is too thick to make butter so I have to add milk back to the cream if I am making butter.
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it holds a pint...I am a pig so I would want to drink a little more smoothie. But the lid does not leak and has a built in rubber gasket.