does it big enought for stifing sugar, almond flour, etc ... dry ingredients?
517857
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.
517858
Yes, depending on quantities. It is about ten inches across, so as long as you don't try to do a whole bag of flour or the like at once it is good.
517859
No, the mesh is EXTREMELY fine, so it's good only for flour and powdered sugar, for example.
517860
I've used it with several dry ingredients without any problems, does a fine job.
983968
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.
2004979
I have only used it a couple of times for baking. It tends to dry food out. Time adjustments are a work in progress.
322128
Yes, if you have the equipment to grind flour, likely you could. It's already very fine shreds and is dry, not sticky. But why don't you just order the "Let's do organic coconut flour"?
9765
Yes - but please note it is not a real sturdy product. Our intention was to use it for dry oatmeal and the flakes would leak from the turning mechanism. We ended up using it to dispense almonds and have had better luck.
543192
I think it does pretty well with natural peanut butter, and it does fine with my homemade almond butter (which is admittedly slightly looser than the commercial stuff) and the stiff soft doughs, like cookies and biscuits, so I would imagine it would handle commercial almond butter or crystalized honey too.
1282728
Yes, absolutely. Probably better for this purpose than for baking. And, my children used it to make stepping stones for my garden. Multi-purpose and you cannot beat the price!!
1957547
I use this to make jams and jellies with very low sugar. I have never had a problem cooking it, or using it to add to a batch that is too large for a traditional box. Use low sugar boxes with this if you mix. I try to get the same brand as well, for consistency.
357245
You can use a 1 cup measure in all of the canisters besides the small. Yes, the 2ND large can hold a 4lb bag of sugar. I haven't used my largest for flour but I can confidently say it will hold most, if not all
104108
not if your recipe is moist, if real dry it might help but almost nothing sticks 'cause it's flexible.
2215607
The OXO Pet Pop Container fits a 5 lb. bag of sugar perfectly. So I assume it would also work for flour.
133844
You can use it for anything you would use flour for. It is just a lot denser than regular flour so you must use it sparingly.
1707915
I just went into kitchen and sifted flour through the small strainer, but I rinsed it out before trying anything else. It worked very well, the rest of the strainers are bigger so they could be used for anything.
1369713
No, the moisture will cause it to crack at some point. A baking steel would be better for that.
1237425
I think it would work for that. I use mine for dusting powdered sugar on french toast, etc.
171523
Yes. I have used it for flour and corn tortillas. Both work well. It seems you need a little less pressure with the corn tortillas, but it will work for flour.
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I use mine for sugar for which I think it holds 5 lbs comfortably. As for flour, I am not certain I'm afraid.