If these strainers were bowls or cups, what would the volume / capacity be?
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I lined them with plastic wrap and filled them with water just to the bottom of the metal retaining band. Here is what I got: Large: 4 cups Medium: 2 cups Small: 1/4 cup
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I lined them with plastic wrap and filled them with water just to the bottom of the metal retaining band. Here is what I got:Large: 4 cups Medium: 2 cupsSmall: 1/4 cup
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I can't answer exactly, but close guess is: 4, 2, 1 cup. Just don't hold me to it.
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Hi there,Looking at the bowls, two measuring cups of soup would fit in the bowl.Kind Regards,
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The smallest strainer is 6" wide and 3" deep, the middle strainer is 7 1/2" wide and 4" deep and the largest strainer is 9 3/4" wide and 5" deep. I can't imagine a job that you would have in the kitchen that one of these would not do the job for you. I love them!! I hope this information helps!
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Beware these bags are small. Probably fill up like 1 and a half 3gal pots. Look for the large bags online if not find your local hydro store
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Much depends on how high you fill them. I would estimate 1/2 to 1 cup maximum for the large and 1/4 to 1/3 for smaller.I primarily use for biscuit/cookie cutters.
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The holes are small enough to contain millet or orzo, or even soup pasta, but you might have to use a fine wire mesh strainer for quinoa. They are very small, but I don't have the equipment to measure them. They are large enough to allow water to drain off quickly without backwash. It's a great strainer.
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They hold about 1/2 cup liquid but that isn't right up to the top. I will be using them to make creme brulee and the 1/2 cup measure is where I would fill them for the recipe.Sandy
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5 1/4" diameter bowl. Bowl holds 2.2 cups when full to the brim. The bowls can stack, although mine tend to stick together when I stack them. These are beautiful bowls & we enjoy using ours.
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I use 5 oz. kitchen cups and they work well and are a nice size. Good luck.
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Peggy, I don't have the exact size but the smallest will probably hold around 2 cups of liquid and have room to stir; next size is probably 4 cups (with room to stir), and the largest would certainly hold 8+ cups of liquid. I've used my set for a number of uses and am very pleased with their durability. Hope this helps...and if I get them out soon...I'll measure their capacity and let you know.
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A regular silverware spoon will fit to fill these. The opening is about 3-4 inches wide. I generally just pour my contents in and have never needed a funnel or other tool for pureed foods.
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I do not know the answer to your question, but I do have a warning: I bought three of these for Christmas presents, and two of the recipients called me to tell me they came without the strainers!!! They like the crocks, though, and are going to use them without the strainers. Kinda a bummer, though, but not worth the hassle to try to get somebody to make things right.
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Not sure of actual capacity. We bought several different sizes of these pots, then put a "false bottom" inside each one so soil didn't go all of the way to the bottom. They would be really heavy if filled all the way, and we wanted to allow for drainage. Dead of winter here so they are in storage now so I can't give you any more details, sorry.
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The capacity is the size of the graduated cup with spout provided. I'd estimate it's about a cup and a half.
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16 oz will fill the cup to the brim, the plates are very large and barely fit in my dishwasher rack
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I would say about 1 cup or 1.5 cups of liquid. These are not small--------not like a coffee cup. They are able to hold more.
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The strainer is 10 " across& close to 10" deep. Use it a lot, very nice and we are happy with it. Also pretty durable too.