Could you store ritz crackers in this container?
652339
I believe they would fit, but I am gluten free and don't have any Ritz crackers in my house. I do store several different GF crackers / cookies in mine. For the ones that have more in a pack, I use several of these containers. The full stack of Ritz would not fit in this container because it is about 1/2 the size of a stack.
652340
I have dried yeast in it, and I'm very happy. I think there would be wasted space with Ritz crackers and the stack might not stay neat. Plus it might not hold a full box. Why not just get one of the other Lock&Lock; and toss them in? I am a big fan of the assorted rectangular ones which come in a huge range of sizes.
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I have dried yeast in it, and I'm very happy. I think there would be wasted space with Ritz crackers and the stack might not stay neat. Plus it might not hold a full box. Why not just get one of the other Lock&Lock and toss them in? I am a big fan of the assorted rectangular ones which come in a huge range of sizes.
235023
I would go to a foodie website and ask and/or purchase containers made especially for food. Ie ACF or CIA. It is not advertised for food and there is probably the answer.
1324447
No, just buy round Cambro food storage containers. They're thick, qualtity plastic with lids.
1731009
You can, but I would seal what's inside in a zip lock freezer bag. Make sure the box is upright otherwise it would collapse under pressure. I wouldn't burry it to deep.
2154480
Container wouldn't be a problem...lid got very brittle when I put it in there...I don't think it would be a problem..
1283935
I use one for saltine crackers. The entire box of those fit inside with room to spare. I have another that I keep angel hair pasta in. They are great!
571744
Sure you can. The lid has smooth edges and can be placed back on top of the can. It fits snug but of course it is not truly sealed.
644585
That would be a no. They aren't similar to squeezable yogurt containers. Their use requires a frozen food item over a non frozen because of the design of the opening. You would have to use a spoon to eat the yogurt out cause it's so big.
1784068
I don't think it would, as it is not air-tight. It would be similar to putting unwrapped bread in a cabinet or drawer.
1178062
Probably. If you are storing for an emergency, a glass storage container will keep the taste better, as will stainless (and stainless is not breakable). But if it's going to be used from time to time, it ought to be okay.
1823522
Absolutely! The dressing container is the perfect size for any dressing/dip and there are two top compartments. The bottom is also perfect size for a sandwich. That is exactly what I use it for! Hope this helps.
688384
I would think that you can, only because I store macaroni and rice a roni boxes on mine and they fit fine. A DVD is about as wide as a macaroni box, so it should work.
1079222
It's not designed for that purpose. You could place it in a sealed container with other items though.
401323
I would think you could store anything you wanted in it. However, it does have a notch that is about an inch deep by an inch wide on each long edge of each compartment that would allow really small items to spill over into neighboring compartments.
254968
It looks as though you can. You wouldn't want to put anything too tall in there as the lid doesn't close well.
1365880
I'm sorry I have no idea. I assume you could if you buy a lid for it. I bought this to be a container for kitchen utensils. Sorry I couldn't help.
114752
Do not know what a soda cracker is? Ritz cracker size or the giant sized sailor crackers. If the latter, there is no container large wnough