Aloha, what is the depth of the 2 stackable steamers? How big are the holes through it?
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I gave this as a gift to my daughter in law and just sent it to her home so I don't know how big the holes are. Sorry!
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Depth 4 inches from top to flat bottom not counting lid space of about 2 inches or so. Holes are 1/8 inch wide and are about 1/8th inch apart.
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Hi,I am very happy with the steamer. The depth is almost 10 sm . The holes on 1 tear are small 2 mm in deameter and on the 2 tear is 6 and 7 mm inch in diameter.Hope that helps
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The bottom pot is 7 1/4" wide & 4 1\2" deep. The top steamer part is 7 1/8" wide & 3 1\2" deep. It works great and it is one of the better ones I've been able to find. I hope that answers all your questions.
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Not sure of the measurement can't check now in work I live alone I don't think it big enough for more than 3 people my daughter has same pot and she's feeding three. I'm talking about the steamer part.
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Inside containers are about an inch in diameter, and depth. Busy week, do not have time right now to measure case.
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They're about 1/4 x 1/4 inch. If you don't have a ruler handy they are smaller than a pinky finger. The holes are small enough so that things won't fall through but big enough to clean easily.
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They are a good 1-1/4" deep. Perfect for scampi and a lot of other items also.
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I'll do my best to answer this qustion. The inside diameter of the steamer basket is 9.5 inches at its' widest point and 4 1/8th inches deep. The pot depth is 5 7/8 inches. When inserted, the steamer basked goes into the pot approximately 1 3/4 inches. I use this steamer regularly. In fact, I used it today to par-steam two pounds of Brussels Sprouts for freezing. I could not be happier with the product. It gets a great deal of use in my kitchen.
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I have never done so, but I don't think the holes would be too large. You might lose a tiny amount rice, but not much, I wouldn't think. I would put the steamer in the pot first, then when the water comes to a boil, add the rice to the steamer. I don't know how long the process will take, however. The best rice I've ever had was made in a rice cooker. It wasn't mine, so I don't have a brand recommendation. Hope this helps. Jay
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Hi Cecelia,The holes in the steamer are too large to steam frozen peas.Aloha,Ken
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The steamer measures 7 inches from counter top to top of steamer. It fits perfectly in our. 8 3/4" tall microwave.
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stainless bowl and steamer basket are both about 9.5 inches across and basket is almost 3 inches deep...good sized for home use
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My red steamer (with the clear, plastic top on the red bottom) measures 4 1/4" tall x 8 1/2 " wide (which is a rounded square). Hope this helps.
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The steamer basket is about 7" across and about 4" deep. I've never used the steamer basket. I have strictly used it to steam rice and I love it for that. Comes out perfect every time.
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Valerie's measurements are correct. The basket in which the food to be steamed is 2 inches deep. Very handy gadget.
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Hi, Joan -- The Norpro 1 Quart Stainless Steel 3 Piece Mini Steamer I have is 6" across... and yes -- the inside of the steamer at the bottom is about 1/2" smaller. And echoing what's been said, I LOVE mine and use it frequently -- it's such high quality, so well-made, and just sweet... easy to use and easy to clean. Perfect for a side-dish for 1 or 2...
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Hi Bob, The deminsions are 7-3/4"L x 5-1/2"W x 9"H. This Steamer holds 1 quart of water. - Crystal, Plow & Hearth Customer Service
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The larger steamer measures 8" high. The stockpot is 15 3/4" high. There would be 7.75" to the bottom of the pot when the large steamer is used.