I was going to use these for my wedding, a diy smore bar. Would this be a good size to hold the smore ingredients or should I use the 1 gallon?
1579450
I think if I were holding s'more ingredients in it for just my family at home, I would use a 1 gallon, but for a large group of people, I would use the 2 gallon...also keep in mind which size you would use after the wedding.
1579451
I think the larger, 2 gallon would be more practical. It would give you more room for reaching in to take out marshmallows, the grahams, luscious chocolate bars. More room so no need to pack the ingredients in too tightly. Best wishes. Have fun.
1579452
Depends upon the number of guests.....I use it as a terrarium and need to larger capacity but I don't think you will go wrong if you plan to put marsh mellows, chocolate or graham crackers in this size.
1579453
The two gallon is huge. How many guest will there be? If you can plan on refilling them I think that would be better. You'd be up to your elbow to get the last third.
1579454
I guess it depends on how many guests. I'd suggest tongs for each jar, so no one uses their hands/
1834007
I used large cupcakes but I would think you probably hold 1-2dozen depending how large they are
113758
I would save my money. This jar, although the size is great, arrived and not able to open it. I'd go with the glass ones that they have on Amazon. They were a good price each, arrived on time, AND the large sizes will easily allow things to be stored. The only thing is those do not have the large wide opening. Your other option would be to get gallon sized ziplock bag, and put as much flour in it as you could. That would probably serve the purpose and cost a whole lot less money for you.
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It depends on how many peanuts you're wanting to put in there. I'm using them for my wedding on the candy buffet. they're not huge but they are perfect size for my candy if that helps. If there will be 2-3 people at each cocktail table I would day yes they will be a good size.
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all we use it for is the 750 ML bottles. The 1.5 liter would be to big for it. We keep them in the pantry on a shelf. We can store 27 bottles as we have 6 or them and can put 3 on the top of each of the units. Not sure about colors. We just close the door. If you are looking for something that looks good and will be out in view I so not think this is your item.
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I believe it would be fine. I use the container that was designated for flour because I wanted more sugar at my finger tips. I use smaller ones for brown sugar and confectioner sugar. They seal well and you can see how much you have left when you put it away.
447835
If you stick your sponge up like the picture you have about 3 inches by 1 1/2 inches to put something. It would be hard finding a bottle that small but not impossible. I don't think I would put anything that heavy in the container though. The metal rack holds it on the counter level but the suction cups on the bottom piece might wear out.
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i have this rack, cause i had a bunch of nail polishes. most of my bottles are 15ml, so 15ml and smaller will be fine. you can hold your essential oils as long as the size of the bottle is that, and is not taller than a nail polish bottle. if it is putting it at the top might work, if they are taller then a regular size nail polish bottle. you can fit about ten bottles in each row, hope that helps
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It will hold a lot! We put in 16 pounds plus maybe a bucket and that was designed to go up and around the 2 one gallon glass containers about 2 inches. Then provide a nice bed for the platters to rest on. The party was 3 hours long and we set up 30 mins ahead and we didn't have a lot of melting either. (Inside party)
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It would be too large for my counters, I don't have that much counter space. I went with large glass canisters, they're round and tall so don't seem too big on my counter. These would work well for flour and sugar if you have the space, nice wide opening to dip into.
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I got the 5.5 oz. size for a Sunday school project that didn't involve food, but I think that size would work well for pudding also. Most pudding serving sizes are listed at 4 oz. (1/2 cup) so that size cup would allow for headspace (no oozing) before you snap on the lid.
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My wife told me that it appears to be tall enough to hold the 1/2 gallon jars but she does not use that size so she does not know how many it will hold. Sorry
1855992
Gallons are not an appropriate measure. They're 2 fl.oz. tops, about the size of my fist. I also probably wouldn't use them to hold liquid as they are pretty cheap plastic. They are more of a novelty and utilitarian.
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I could put fluid in one and check. However, not really sure I would trust them to hold liquid or even food for that matter. I bought them for documents since they are label by inches and not by quarts or gallons.
934090
I have two, 1 1/2 gallon jars. I use one to hold a little more than a pound of flour. The other holds a two-pound bag of sugar.
640546
I think this size would be sufficient. I used it to make cupcake toppers and was able to fit a legible font (16) of Happy Birthday, Isabel! (in 3 rows of course). But if you want it to cover the majority of lid surface space I would probably go larger (especially if using a wide mouth jar).
944847
Obviously depends on how much y'all drink. I'm single, drink a lot and it is perfect. If I dont fill it up at night I run out at inconvenient times but size wise it holds enough without taking all counter space.