Volume: Could someone who owns these just fill it up and pour that into a measuring glass so they can tell me their volume?
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Cereal Bowl, 26-3/4 oz., 6" dia., round, glass, tempered, Crisa, Moderno, (H 2-3/4"; T 6"; D 6"). This data is from the katom dot com where this bowl is also sold.
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Why would anyone purchase these? It is too cumbersome trying to figure out the measurements, just buy measuring spoons with the values on them.
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I would be concerned due to the amount of foam that might go through the devise. The cost is low enough that I would try it and take a true volume measurement with a keg or two
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Thanks for your thoughtful reply, however I already own a set of scales (have had for years) which measure in fluid ounces and was seeking to replace it as the buttons have become worn. It is the Salter 3003 Aquatronic Glass Electronic Kitchen Scale. I decided in the end to replace like with like. I understand what you are saying about weight / volume, but this scale seems to be able to do it at least good enough for cooking purposes, though I couldn't vouch for their accuracy. Thanks again though.
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I wouldn't think so. I've always just used a plastic measuring cup and a funnel. You might even e-mail Lucas just to be on the safe side.
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This is 50 ml when filled to the lip just below the base of the threads, and right at 60 ml when filled all the way to the rim. I bought these not knowing the size/volume at all. The volume needs to be listed (simple marketing 101). Can only imagine how many didn't buy because they didn't know the size other than "small".
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Hi,I bought them as a gift for a sister. I ask her if she could tell me but she no longer has the box and does not know how to locate that information if it is on the speaker somewhere. She does love the speaker though. Sorry I could not be more helpful. Have you checked the products website?
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Gallons are not an appropriate measure. They're 2 fl.oz. tops, about the size of my fist. I also probably wouldn't use them to hold liquid as they are pretty cheap plastic. They are more of a novelty and utilitarian.
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I have not measured the volume. I am guessing the volume is about 12 fl. oz. - less than 1 pt.
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mine is glass so it's a non issueI don't use it because it rediculously has no markings for volume. I don't reccomend it for that oversight.
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Measurements are accurate. Perhaps other reviewer confused volume vs weight ounces?
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That really depends on what you are drinking...it does vary from cans to bottles. It also depends on the amount of ice you use. So there really isn't a definite answer. The variables determine the volume.
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Barb, did it occur to you that the advice you conveyed was less valuable than the time you wasted in typing it? Probably not.Let me clarify my original question for the Barbs of this world. Would someone that has the cup that came with the unit kindly pour water in the cup up to the line, then pour that volume of water into a measuring cup and post the actual measurement? The best measurement Waring would give me over the phone was "fill up to the line" which, without the cup, is about as useful as advice from Barb.
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Fill the drop spoon with exactly the stuff you want to measure, then weigh the amount. That's the most reliable way to find out.
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I just checked by filling with water - and it's volume measures 4 fluid OZ US. Hope this helps
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I wish I could help, but I bought them as a gift, not for myself. Good luck!
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The volume is the only thing I can think of. We've had ours for more than a year and it still works perfect.