I need a container to keep a quart sized box of ice cream in,,,,, will a box of ice cream fit in here&gt;??
1575260
I have both the medium and large containers. I am pretty sure a quart of ice would fit in the medium ... for sure, it would in the large. Wish I had a quart of ice cream on hand, and I would be able to tell you for sure. Take a look at the measurements and that would probably help you.
762678
yes. that is actually all we have used it for, homemade ice cream. it is a wonderful little storage unit. I have purchased several more for Christmas gifts this year.
1157135
Since we have hurricanes down here in Houston and often lose power with them, I keep an ice 'chest', like a medium size Igloo, in my closest so it stays clean and ready for ice and food should I need it. When I receive my order of ice cream cones, I put them in the ice chest that is just sitting there empty most of the time. I close it up and they stay nice and fresh. I only take out one box at a time and I am always sure to close the open package well.
25274
No, these are basically toys; I posted the dimensions in a previous answer. They are not deep enough for a scoop of ice cream.
661753
No, not if its the same as my 2-3 quart lid. It is not big enough. The replacement lid I ordered did not fit properly and so I've never used it.
2058726
ABSOLUTELY yes! The ridge on the lid is too short to allow any traction to be applied when twisting open. I have learned to put a piece of plastic wrap over the ice cream BEFORE I put in the lid, and most of the time this prevents the lid from freezing to the container and being difficult to open.
348728
I can fit a 6oz yogurt in it. I spoon it in a little at a time. But, it does all fit.
1185678
This container is exactly like the round containers of ice cream (one quart) that you see in the grocery store. Not knowing how big your cookie dough balls are, I would guess that you would have no problem fitting at least a dozen.
1724277
the large container and frozen piece both have sections for the smaller ones to snap into. All of the lids have sections on them so you could also stack them. It will stack exactly as shown in the picture those are snapped into place.
1548512
My only guess is that it will hold four and one half quarts which rounds up to five quarts capacity. I hope this helps you. By the way, the container is shy of 8" by 8".
1729982
Hi: I love it but I store my loose coffee in this container and it keeps perfect, I do not see why you could not store your k cups in here if they are all the same flavor because if it is a variety and you want to pick different ones they would be hard to see to put your finger on the exact one you require.As to how many it is not really smallland you would be able to fit a substantial amount in this container, hope this helps you.
1871951
This might work for you, but the bowls are very flimsy and quite unstable when full. They might tip before the contents are frozen. This would make quite a mess in your freezer. I think that I would choose a square container such as ; STERILITE CORP. 3018602 Ultra-Latch Containers Set, Multi (12 Pieces)This container would sit squarely in the freezer until frozen and after popping out the contents, locking in a zip lock bag, the shape would store much more efficiently in the freezer. Sorry that I can't be of more help to you. This might work for you, but the bowls are very flimsy and quite unstable when full. They might tip before the contents are frozen. This would make quite a mess in your freezer. I think that I would choose a square container such as ; STERILITE CORP. 3018602 Ultra-Latch Containers Set, Multi (12 Pieces)This container would sit squarely in the freezer until frozen and after popping out the contents, locking in a zip lock bag, the shape would store much more efficiently in the freezer. Sorry that I can't be of more help to... » Read More This might work for you, but the bowls are very flimsy and quite unstable when full. They might tip before the contents are frozen. This would make quite a mess in your freezer. I think that I would choose a square container such as ; STERILITE CORP. 3018602 Ultra-Latch Containers Set, Multi (12 Pieces)This container would sit squarely in the freezer until frozen and after popping out the contents, locking in a zip lock bag, the shape would store much more efficiently in the freezer. Sorry that I can't be of more help to you. « Show Less
585461
personally, I would think a tart would fit in there, just break it up, but you may want to ask the seller, in my opinion.
750866
You could keep a small number in this container but a sweater box would work better. The wider and longer the container the better off you are. They don't need to be very tall containers, say 6" -8 ". A 15"W x 24"L x 8" works great! Hope this helps! PS, Don't over water, use potato slices and other veggies that contain alot of water and replace at least once a week! Hope this helps!
1226144
They can but what I do. Get an gallon plastic container (like the ones that are in the grocery that have the ice cream in it)sometimes it's 5 quartz, When you get ice cream,in the store sometimes buy one of those and keep it. Any plastic container that has a tight fitting top will work. But if you happen to use the canister from the ice cream freezer then take out the middle thing before you put the canister in the freezer.
1118623
The whole unit in it's box about 12x12x18. The ice cream unit alone holds about a gallon of ice cream - once frozen. Hope that helps.
1557422
The inside dimensions of the one I have are 13 3/4" wide, 21 1/2" long and 7 3/4" high or deep. It really works. My ice cream reaches the house from the store frozen instead of milkshake. Hope this helps.