How many ounces of candy would each jar hold?
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I think about 16oz, I didn't use mine at all, since I found the same ones at Marshall's. The only difference that I found was the thickness of the glass. And the price $7.99 each individually.
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Gee, Brianna, wouldn't that depend on the size of the cookies?? I think if we are talking average size drop cookies, it would hold about three dozen.
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This is a small jar. I use it as a candy jar and it's perfect for M&M;'s! It would probably hold about 8 cups. I love it!
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A small baggy of candy is possible, or maybe 1-2 candy bars. We used it for a gift card for movie tickets.
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Oh my goodness, I wish I could remember... 8 ish? ... maybe a little more? So sorry; I gave them as a gift; otherwise I'd have a better guess. But they're definitely big enough to hold candy or q-tips.
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I measured about 3.75 fluid ounces for each one. I'd plan for 3.5, so with 6 ice pops, that will make 21 ounces.
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About 5 ounces. I store liquids in them as long as they are not squeezed it should be fine.
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These jars are approximately 4 inches tall. They hold 8 oz. And are shaped like baby food jars. Excellent quality.
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Hi Linda, They hold .03 ounces. They are very small and fragile. The box arrived with three broken bottles and I would have had to ship back the whole box, etc. I bought them to put truffle salt in and give as house warming gifts but they are way too small and look kind of cheap. I don't know what you're planning to use them for but beware. I but from Amazon all the time and this is one of the first product I really have not liked. Katie
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Hello, there are 14.1 ounces in each jar and it is delicious. I hope thhs helps you.
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The sugar holds about 4 oz. and the creamer holds about 7 oz. This is liquid measure rather than dry. They are small and beautiful.
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Depends on the size of he bag. Each canister will hold between 2 and 2-1/2 pounds of sugar, flower, etc.
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I suspect it would be about .5 oz. If I had kept mine I could measure more accurately. The cavities were so small There was no way they would work for my use.
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They're supposed to be about 2oz I believe.. very small but great for small desserts and h'orderves
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I believe they are 3.5 ounces each. The regular sized spice jar purchase doesn't quite fit into the hex spice jars.
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I would guess 1oz. They are like a shot. They are a perfect snack for my toddler.
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3.3 oz. seems to be too much for the individual 1/2 pieces in a tray. One needs to do 2 trays of the white chocolate and 2 trays of the dark. I believe I bought 3 14 oz. bags of white and 3 bags of the dark chocolate Candy Melts. In addition to the chess pieces, I did the chess board tiles in candy melts. With a solid top, I needed to figure what I might do with the candles. So, I used candy cups and filled them 2/3 of the way to the top with candy melts and then stuck the candles in the cups. I placed them along the side of the chess cake and that worked out nicely. The chess piece molds were very nice to work with and looked spectacular. 3.3 oz. seems to be too much for the individual 1/2 pieces in a tray. One needs to do 2 trays of the white chocolate and 2 trays of the dark. I believe I bought 3 14 oz. bags of white and 3 bags of the dark chocolate Candy Melts. In addition to the chess pieces, I did the chess board tiles in candy melts. With a solid top, I needed to figure what I might do with the candles. So, I used candy cups and filled them 2/3 of the way to the top with candy melts and then stuck the candles in the cups. I placed them along the side of the chess cake and that worked out nicely. The chess piece molds... » Read More 3.3 oz. seems to be too much for the individual 1/2 pieces in a tray. One needs to do 2 trays of the white chocolate and 2 trays of the dark. I believe I bought 3 14 oz. bags of white and 3 bags of the dark chocolate Candy Melts. In addition to the chess pieces, I did the chess board tiles in candy melts. With a solid top, I needed to figure what I might do with the candles. So, I used candy cups and filled them 2/3 of the way to the top with candy melts and then stuck the candles in the cups. I placed them along the side of the chess cake and that worked out nicely. The chess piece molds were very nice to work with and looked spectacular. « Show Less