what is the size of the jar size that would grind dry spices
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Hi Rokeya...Size of Jar depends on how much quantity of dry spices you want to grind.....you can use any size jar but use the suitable blade that is used to grind dry spices in any jar (Except the small jar)
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The listing says it's 35" X 18". I don't think the pockets are deep enough to hold spice jars. I tried putting 1/2" thick boxes in mine and it didn't work well.
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I use mine for makeup etc. but spices come in all different sized jars. I would use the rack measurement and the average jar measurement and guesstimate. :-)
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The jars are just the same size of spices bought in the store. They are 3-1/2" tall x 1-1/2" wide. They are a perfect size. Sorry it took me a while to answer this back.
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There are 3 sizes. Large,medium and small. I have used all 3. I made tomato paste and the small is a fine grind. I liked it.
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The spice jars are 2 5/8" tall with the lids on.2 1/8" tall with the lids off.The jar opening is 1 6/8" wide just right for a teaspoon to easily fit into jar.
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I don't know. All I can say is that it is small, only about 5" high and 1" wide. The peppercorns grind out coarse, not fine.
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Unit is 11.25 in. wide by 2.25 in. high and projects outward 3.12 in. It accomodates spice jars up to 2.5 in. Dia
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The spice bowls have a capacity of 2oz (62mL). They are on the smaller side but the size seems to be perfect to grind most spices...
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I only use it for spices, but it is very sturdy and free wheeling, so it would probably work for small jars of jam, etc.
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They smaller but big enough to grind spicy. Smaller about twice than coffee bowl.
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It's about 8" tall with cup and attachments. But more to what "I think your asking is", The interior mixing part holds 1 1/4 C of liquid. So base what it will hold and grind off that. It works very well I try to grind all of my spices prior to using them. I like this little sucker and would purchase another if need be.
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That is exactly why I bought this grinder. I wanted to grind my own spices. I would not get them any more ground then about the size of half a mustard seed. Then it stopped working.
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Ive never measured, but I would think about 1 cup. I find it the perfect size for general food prep grinding.
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Maybe .5 an ounce depends on density of herb more of ground spice. 4 inches tall by 2.5. It's a great little jar that seals up nicely.
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My spice jars measure 1.25" inside measurement and the tablespoon fits easily in there with 1/8" to spare. I find these Measuring spoons to be a great product for measuring out of small containers. Love 'em!!!!
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they're about 2-1/2" deep (including the white curved edge maybe about 2-3/4)- fit about 8 standard size (McCormick or other grocery brands) side to side with room to spare front to back, if you have bigger spice jars keep in mind if they're too close to the ones on shelf in front you won't be able to read the labels well though, hope this helps