does it hold 1lb of butter14.5cmx5.5cmx5.5cm
642180
Not quite a pound. You will need to trim off a bit to fit. Great butter dish. Hope that helps!
642181
Yes, it does. This is a beautiful butter dish. Very heavy and sturdy. I love it and recommend it.
642182
Not without shaving it down. Sorry I can't remember exactly how much. I was a little disappointed that it didn't take a 1 lb. of butter. I went back to using the quarter sticks which it holds two sticks nicely. But I still love this butter dish and would recommend it. In fact I'm going to buy another as a house warming gift.
642183
No, it does not. However, it is still the best butter dish I've ever owned.
642184
a beautiful piece but does not hold a 1lb block of butter ..... a bit too short both in length and height ..... must trim to fit
1496212
It hold a cube of butter . Not wide enough to hold 2 side by side but can hold about 1 and 1/2 long ways
1715614
I have the small one and it will hold 3/4-1 cup depending on the size of the kibble.
1131342
The butter dish fits a stick of butter that is 1 inch wide and 4.5 inches long. (8TBSP)
306727
It does hold a stick of butter. I haven't had a problem with the water level as I have a large family and use a bell full each day.
279308
The dish will comfortably hold something 6 cm wide and 10 cm long. You would get a better answer if you stated the dimensions rather than weight of butter.
1556178
This container holds a solid pound block of butter. Dish measures 3 1/2 by 6 1/2
1595438
I believe Amazon might have them listed backwards but I would check with customer service before ordering. The biggest difference between the 2 is that one holds a full pound of butter (4 long quarter pound sticks stacked together or the large full pound sticks we buy at Sam's Club or the farmers market), we have the full pound version & love it, the other version only holds a half pound of butter.
2157723
I love this butter dish, but I think that it holds 1/2 pound of butter successfully. If you tried to put a pound in the dish it would probably fit the bottom part of the dish but the problem would be putting the lid on without making a mess!!
306730
Yes--it does hold a full stick of butter. Pack it in with a spoon while it's still cold; it will be pretty level with the top of the "bell." You use 1/3 cup of water, and that amount forms a seal with the "bell," regardless of the amount of butter in the bell. It works great; I really like mine. :-)
1207855
I have had a couple of the shorter sticks in it at a time... I usually use the regular, longer sticks...I don't want a whole pound of butter out at once, but I have thought if I wanted to, I could unwrap and put an entire pound of the long sticks into this butter dish.. not sure how a pound of the shorter ones would work.
244464
This keeper will hold one typical stick of (salted/un-salted) butter. I found that olive oil based butter doesn't have the consistency to hold in the keeper when the lid is flipped upside down. You'll end up with buttery water. lol
1650857
It holds three quarts. I ended up having to buy a bean pot that was 4 1/2 quarts to do 2 pounds of beans.
1451653
A reviewer below notes that it holds 1.5 tbsp. I returned mine, so I can say for sure (read my 1 star review). Hope you find what you're looking for.
209606
I measured mine and it is 8 1/2" long including the "wings" on each end of the inner compartment where the butter goes. It's It's about 4" high to the top of the handle. And it's about 3 1/4" wide. The inner butter compartment can hold a long, skinny butter quarter or it can hold the shorter, wider butter quarters.
933628
I don't know the dimensions for you, but it is larger than I expected when I bought it, it's made for a pound of butter, not a stick of butter
1725528
No way. I don't think it could hold even 1 pound. It works for frogs and other small critters.