Are the tops of the jars wide enough for 1 TBSP measuring spoon?
605806
No, but there are two openings on the jar... like a parmesan cheese container has... one opening for pouring and one for sprinkling the spice.
605807
I'm sorry but it is not wide enough to insert a TBSP, however, the top is split so you can either pour or sprinkle, this should work just as well for you. I love my set and my husband is the cook and he has no problem with it.
303400
Yes. They have been really good since I have had them! Just make sure you use plastic or wooden spoons
2056581
1 inch is probably close at the top. They are more narrow at the bottom. Nice quality.
1538051
The lids are not slotted for spoons. You'll probably have to check with the manufacturer for replacement parts.
1825025
They might work, however the spoon heads are quite thick. I would prefer to use thinner/sharper ones for salt and pepper.
1016384
Sorry, I have no idea. I thought these spoons were more a joke than for actual measuring!
196396
I measure it at about 1 1/2 ". It doesn't fit into the spice jars and tins that I have, but I rarely need a tablespoon of one of those, and if I do I use 3 teaspoons= 1 tbls.
1795835
4 inches tall, 1 and 3/4 inches each side. The more important issue for a spice jar for me is the size of the opening at the top. I can not get a standard 1 tsp. measuring spoon in. I have to use 1/2 tsp. or less.
1609479
Hello Cassidy, No unfortunately these jars do not have a wide enough opening to use a 1 cup measuring tool to scoop out the flour or sugar or whatever. I use these jars for everything, but as far as scooping things out, I use a large spoon to scoop out and put into the measuring cup. I own several sizes, from 4oz up to 67 and none have a wide enough opening. There are very nice glass jars from Anchor Hocking Heritage Hill, but they do not have the rubber sealing ring, so I'm not sure how well the flour or product you wish to store will keep. I hope this helps. Thank you, Donna
1546444
My jars are 1 1/2 inches tall and not very big around. Too small for me. And it costs $16 for the free refills
886284
I have wide mouth jars and with 5 jars, have been able to have 1" of water on top. Maybe a little more than an 1"
261059
Although we are not using it for anything but decoration,the mouth of the jar is big enough for the average sized hand to fit into so the tad bit too short spoon shouldn't be an issue.
1627239
I threw mine away, but you can figure the width of two spice jars plus add 1/2 to 1 inch for the center. I honestly can't recommend this, though. It started falling apart shortly after I set it up.
1358162
YES they do! Sometimes the OVAL side can get into narrower jars, than the ROUND end can ...PLUS, a recipe can almost always call for a Tablespoon of this and and a Tablespoon of that...In this case you have 2 clean Tablespoons at your disposal. One may be a dry ingredient...the other a wet ingredient like an extract. It is a further plus that they all NEST to take up less room ...PLUS you don't need to gather them up all over your kitchen drawer...because they are all together...unless you wish to place them on a metal strip the way some do with an assortment of knives. If you have any questions..feel free to ask. TY :)
266425
A regular silverware spoon will fit to fill these. The opening is about 3-4 inches wide. I generally just pour my contents in and have never needed a funnel or other tool for pureed foods.
1358161
Yes. Bowls are the same size on the opposite sides of same spoon. The round shape & oval shapes allow for getting the spoons into different shaped containers.
100967
No they won't fit. Pints wouldn't even fit it's more for spice jars- smaller sized ones.