would this size hold a standard size box of confectioners sugar or should i get the next larger size?
1691237
I cannot be sure but I'm almost willing to bet it would hold one of those standard "bags" of sugar. Is that the size you are referring to?
1565234
I too was only able to purchase the Sugar Twin Packets as the manufacturer has discontinued spoonable Sugar Twin in 7.13 boxes. I am not as happy using the packets but they are better than other brand sweeteners in the marketplace. Economically it was better to purchase several 1000 count packet boxes/cases (8x10x6 rough cases measurement size)
2159860
I haven't really tried to use this box without the insert, but I would guess that you might be able to fit 14 without it. Though, you really wouldn't want to since it is already hard to get the cupcakes out without damaging them when you do use the insert. Not having one will just make it that much harder. Plus, transporting them without the insert will also risk damage to the icing, etc. Just my opinion. If you don't care what the cupcakes may look like or if it will be hard to get them out of the box, then don't use the insert. Otherwise, I would recommend using one.
593430
You can fit some sweet & low packets in the sugar bowl, but not many. It is pretty small.
544714
I haven't use it yet, it says mini on the box, but I am sure it will accommodate normal sized cupcakes as well. The rings are big enough to hold the normal size.
740727
I would not suggest them for a very small container. I have one in my flour canister and one in my sugar canister, but they are both large containers. I would not try to use them in any small canisters.
78586
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.
887462
4.0 qt. 4lb bags of sugar, flour will fit in this one. 2.4 is also good for smaller amounts. Hope this helped.
2274220
I don't the two largest will hold 5 lbs of sugar. They are smaller than they look.
1542139
While I have never used my container to hold and carry sugar, I know that it can carry approximately six pounds of homemade oatmeal, chocolate chip, coconut macaroons and sugar cookies tightly arranged without causing them breakage. I am confidant that this carrier can hold five pounds of sugar or more. Go ahead and purchase this size container. The plastic is solid and the snap locks are very secure.
660795
They are large enough to hold the large size muffins. The base for a standard cupcake had a lot of space around it but the lid allows ample space for large flowers and other decorations. For just a standard iced cupcake, they are a little to large. I used some of these for fruit salad recently. My only complaint, is that some of the lids would not snap shut so well, on those few I used a little piece of clear tape. Hope this helps!
1753457
No they won't. These boxes may hold four pieces of cake cubes cut into an inch.
1554981
Small. I keep my French press and sugar bowl on it, which fit perfectly. I think it's designed to hold the sugar and creamer, but I like the way it looks on my counter with the French press on it.
1808209
The largest will hold a 5 lb. bag of sugar and the other one would hold 2 lbs of flour. These canisters are great. So glad I purchased them. You won't be disappointed!
185756
The dimensions are small. Can fit in the palm of your hand, and will hold a small amount of candy, etc.
33605
I have only used mine for cake boxes. 18x20x4 and it lacks about 6 inches of fitting in it.
1851718
No I don't think this will hold larger cupcakes, just regular size. It has a very snug fit on the base of regular cupcakes (although I wish the circles came up higher to keep them a bit steadier!).