Does this come with the weight inside to keep the vegetables submerged under liquid? If not do you carry that?
577383
You should still use the weights to submerge your vegetables. Primal's rocks don't appear to be available anymore, but these have worked wonderfully for me: Pickle Pebbles - Glass Fermentation Weights - STANDARD SIZE - 4 PackHappy picklin'
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You don't need a weight when you use the Kraut Kaps ! (That is, as long as you don't open it to check the contents, once it's been fermenting.) When you fill your jar you'll be leaving 1" head space from the top of the jar - then you'll screw on the Kraut Kap and fill the chamber to the 'fill' line with water - then let it start to ferment. Within a day or so the contents will be producing carbon dioxide, which will DISPLACE the oxygen that's in that head space - and THAT'S what prevents mold on the top, and ensures an anaerobic environment for your ferment. The important thing is to leave it alone until your ferment is ready. If you open the jar to check it, you'll lose that carbon dioxide, and if the fermentation has progressed far enough that there's not much more CO2 being produced, it won't be enough to re-establish that anaerobic space. If I need to check mine, and decide that it needs to ferment a little longer, THAT'S when I use a weight and maybe add a little brine to cover the weight (but the Kraut Cap does not go back on at that point). Hope that's clear enough !
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As Janet says, you should still use weights. Some things will float up after awhile and poke out of the brine. Be safe and use the weights.
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No, it comes with a water pump with some weight, and never had a problem with this system at all!! Very satisfied with the products, and the seller!!Highly recommended
495601
it depends what your fermenting I didn't need weights for fermenting cabbage with carrots you fill the jars then also fill the tubes on top of lid with water air bubbles and liquid will leek out as you ferment foods check jars each day you will have a mess to wipe up.
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Yes! I have knocked it over and never a dropped spilled. Inside the lid there is a thin waxy like substance that when you put hot liquid in activates sealing it. If you tilt it while it is full I recommend waiting a moment to open it though as with the metal mesh strainer inside it takes a moment to drop back down into the cup.
1663069
Yes. It also floats with a phone in it. I'm betting there isn't much you could put in there that would make it heavy enough to sink when closed.
452660
No, it doesn't. In the example given, you'd have to weigh the bag and then reweigh and subtract as you pour from bag to boiling water
643635
Ha. The soap keeps it in place. It's not weightless, but very light. Look, buy one and try it. Super cheap. I like it, but others might want something heavier that doesn't work. From this end, I've simply grown weary of soap soup sitting in non-draining containers.
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No, just the hole/handle you see in the center of the green top. It is not heavy but very sturdy. I weigh 200 and it works great for me! I even use it in the house to clean the grout in the house!
1386255
I haven't used it for transporting liquids, but it does seem airtight. That being said, it is not that firm, so the lid may pop open if the dish is too full.
1960678
No problem. The main container has a 53 oz capacity for holding your lettuce while the non-toxic gel-filled tray will hold 12 oz. Included is a 2fl oz dressing bottle Cool Gear Salad Container Dimension: 6.8" L x 6.8" W x 3" H
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I have this board, we keep it on our island all the time, which has a vegetable sink. Yes, we cut veggies on it. It is very heavy, and very beautiful. When we are cooking with meat and chicken, we use another area of the kitchen.
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Well if that's what the material is, then yes, there is no plastic inside other then the piece on the bottom. That was part of my issues, the veggies tasted terrible IMO, but that was also because there was no drainage so all the veggies were sitting in a pool of water.
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I do not know what that is... there is a weight inside to keep it to the bottom if that's what you mean
74695
Yes it does. We have two, and we have never had a problem with anything getting inside or growing inside. Works amazingly well!
545562
Probably not. The weight inside is a blackish powder that I think would probably seep out in water.
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In my case no, they did not. Cupboard boards are pretty standard to be able to hold weight of contents stored inside.
76696
Yes there is a dropper inside. The bottle is designed to be safe for the liquid and to also preserve the potency of the vitamin. What material it's made from I don't know. I enjoyed the product for the 9 months I used it but recently stopped because it's way too expensive compared to other liquid D3 products. I take another liquid D3 now. Good luck.