Ounces vs Cubic inches? Says 13.5 oz but cubic inches (LxWxH) seems like it would large enough for 1 lb bag of dry beans?
771139
No, It's smaller then it looks. Maybe a 1/2 lb. bag of dry beans, but, not a full lb. It's great for a small amount of left overs. I thought they were bigger when I ordered them, but, found good use for them anyways.
390133
Generally 1 pound dried beans = 2 cups dried = 4 - 5 cups cooked beans. 2.8 liters = 11.5 cups. So, it should be about 1/2 full of beans when cooked.
1287138
No, it's 125 and 8/10s, or approximately 125 and 13 ounces (that's the 3 oz = .2 pounds thing). It's actually just over three ounces, because if you divide 16 ounces by 10 you get 1.6 ounces; it counts in 2/10s (.2 of a pound), so each .2 is 3.2 ounces. So .8 is 12.8 ounces, or nearly 13 ounces.
132665
Yes, the difference is 17 oz. will read 1 lb. 1 oz. or 17 fl oz, depending on the setting. If a recipe calls for 32 fluid oz, using the fl. Oz. setting will keep you from having to do the math conversion. Oops, I reread and it must estimate the volume for water. Oil would be somewhat different.
1362558
I limit batch sizes to around 75 grams. More than that and you won't get good rotation of the beans. Also the unit will last longer. They do burn out pretty quick though.
918807
I would say around 20lbs. When I buy a 25 lb bag I doesn't quite fit. There is a way to convert quarts to pounds that is on a conversion chart which you may find on a math help web-site. Good Luck.
634288
2 pounds is equal to 32 oz. Remember that these are crystals, not a liquid solution, so that is 32 dry ounces (by weight), not fluid ounces (by volume). I say this because some uses will have a recipe based on fluid ounces of a solution. If that's what you need, you'll have to make the solution of the appropriate strength, and then measure your fluid ounces. Please be certain you know what you are doing - this chemical is extremely dangerous if used incorrectly.
939406
Yeh, it's pretty rediculous. especially with the fact that the Product dimensions lists the True Weight. "Product Dimensions: 9.5 x 8.2 x 2.0 inches ; 13.8 ounces" 13.8 Ounces, roughly almost 1 pound.
304790
I put 25 lbs in a 5-gallon bucket. I wouldn't put in anymore than that. I store lentils and black eye peas.
556068
There is no oz grade. It is a balance bean weight scale for adult not for small baby.
1912336
The machine comes with a measuring cup for the beans. When the cup is full of dry beans, it weighs 2.3 oz. This makes about four cups (you can convert to liters). The machine itself has a mark for filling water. It is unbelievably simple.
1496967
I think everyone is missing the point here. 1oz is 28grams. Bottle size does not matter. A canister which holds 1 ounce would be hard to handle and possibly slip from your hands.
808658
It says 1.5 cubic feet, but I think I put in a little more than that. A 2 cubic foot bag would do it.
390131
The manual has recipes for 1 cup about half a pound, 3/4 of a pound should be fine but 1 maybe pushing it. I've never cooked more than a cup of navy beans and there is still room. I may be being conservative, this is perfect for smaller servings.
702356
There are four unit measurements:Fl.ozs: 0.1 Grams: 1 (no decimal point)lb. ozs.: 0 lb 0.1 ozs.ml.: 0 (no decimal point)I hope that this answers your question satisfdactorily.
1149622
Not sure about that but mine was worse as it does not switch to grams, everything stays in lbs and ozs. This is a bad brand, will never buy from them again. I did not return it because it is good enough for what I need but i was tempted....
1591437
It holds 10 oz. dry measurement, but 8 oz, or one cup is good if grinding coffee beans, as it gives it room to cycle itself.