Are they big enough for apples to fit in?
636743
Not for sure but would think that it would because I put cupcakes in it that had icing an a cookie garnish on it
833915
Of course...it's just the size that matters! Enjoy... they are fun to have around!!
1366906
Yes, they would be heavy enough. But the item would have to be no larger than 9 x 12.
505188
I think they would fit. But some of the ties ripped through the fabric when I filled them with candy so though the coins would probably fit I'd be worried about the weight.
646553
They hold about 3/4 cup, so both would fit inside. Blueberries would probably be a better fit, since they are small and round. Sliced strawberries have edges, so there might be more wasted space.
1289696
They should be able to. I don't have any to measure, but we used them for caramel apples for my daughter's wedding and they worked perfectly.
192065
They are pretty small probably alittle bigger than the size of a peanut! Hope that helps
1219111
Unfortunately they're not. They're big enough for regular sized baked breads or goodies.
1952734
Easily. They are relatively small to be honest. You may want to glue some shells or something in with it to take up space.
1771032
Personally they are not very big. The top one i can fit maybe 3 oranges, middle i can fit bananas or 6 oranges, and the bottom i can fit 4 onions and a few small things on top of the onions.
1850785
it's like a foot by 8 inches. Volume was off so you could fit 5 apples in it.
1240349
I would say yes. I know they fit a standard 14.5 ounce vegetable can, and that is not even the largest diameter it would fit.
861521
Yes, pieces are large enough. However UGFs are problematic for long term plant growth.
655656
They will all fit. At least I know the Apple, Skull candy and the like will.
2117790
These bags are large enough to fit several fruits such as apples or a couple heads of kale. Mine came with a couple smaller bags for herbs with I was suprised and thankful for.
600199
Yes, these apples work for me. I keep my greens in a vegetable drawer in the fridge that has a lever to allow more or less air in and out (to control humidity for different kinds of produce). Therefore there is some air interchange but not an unrestricted flow. If you have to store your produce in plastic bags, I'd make sure they were fairly thick ones, not the flimsy ones the store gives out because they are likely to cling to the leaves and prevent air from circulating between the veggies and the apple. Or you might want to invest in a largish plastic bin with a lid.
2247679
They do open wider so if the apples are relatively small I would guess you could stretch them wide enough toFit.