Which size is right for rice cereal etc?
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Our pediatrician explained that rice cereal should not be forced down babies' throats through a bottle, instead it should be fed to them when they are ready and interested in eating solids. You should probably check with your baby's doctor, but to answer your question, rice cereal probably will not fit through the four tiny holes in these nipples. There are more holes than the slower flow nipples, but they are not bigger holes.
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I currently use a 'level 3' for rice cereal in the standard avent nipple. I haven't tried to feed my son rice cereal out of the natural flow nipple, but I imagine it would be similar to the standard.
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Unfortunately, cereal doesn't fit through the nipples for the Avent Natural bottles. I didn't have any luck with it. You need to find a bottle that you can buy Y-cut nipples or variable flow nipples to use with cereal.
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It is huge. Pasta size for sure. To big for cereal unless you want a gigantic serving.
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These are pretty standard size. Their not huge. We never had problems with food getting everywhere, but it sounds like you might prefer something bigger
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A standard size box of cereal fits in the dispenser just fine. There is even a little room left over. We bought this item kind of as a novelty for our son. We have enjoyed it.
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They stack very nicely and easily. Very compact. Demensions are 51/4 inch in widest diameter and 31/8 inch tall. Perfect for cereal or fruit .
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The description was tamale/cereal bowls? I was confused since I wanted large bowls, but decided if they weren't the right size I would return them. They were perfect for pasta too big for cereal--unless you ate the whole box. I did not measure them & since they were a gift--I guess about 8 inches around and nice & deep. Hope this helps.
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Holds a fairly large box of cereal. The smaller Klip It holds a smaller box, ie cinnamon chex. Hope this helps!
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A smaller cereal, like Rice Krispies, for instance might all fit, but I think even that would be pushing it. 18oz doesn't seem like a whole lot more than a standard 13-14oz box, but the volume size is a lot.
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depends what kind of cereal it is. if its a larger type of cereal it might not all fit
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Well I just made some rice so I have it on the counter right now. It is roughly 8 1/2"W x 5" H
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Same size as at the store. I like that you do not have to wait for a sale to get a good price on cereal with Amazon.
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I love this rice cooker. It is small. The inside bowl is roughly 6.5 " diameter and 3.5 " high. I put in 1 cup brown rice which yields around 4 servings. I haven't tried to do other grains yet (such as quinoa, barley, etc.) but think those will work well too.
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The soup "plates" - I know, odd to call a bowl a "plate"; I guess because it's shallow - is suitable for cereal too. They are about 8 inches in diameter, and 1-5/8 inches high, if that helps. I was able to put 2 cups of Kix plus milk in the soup plate, if that helps. I almost prefer the shallow sides, versus a steep sided, taller bowl. Don't own the pasta bowls. Regarding someone's answer about the fruit bowls, they are VERY small - might hold half as much cereal.
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Go with 3:1 ratio. This will make the rice perfectly cooked. I have just purchased another 4 bags because this rice is so good. Makes fantastic paella
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Any size works well. I had to get this size because I have large thick cookbooks. Still love it!
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Those markers are for relative measurements. It depend on it is the long or short grain, white or brown rice. You can start out with one cup of white rice and fill water to the one cup marker and see how it turn out and make adjustment from there. Cup is the measuring cup for kitchen use. Hope it help.
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8 cups dry rice will be better, 10 may overflow. It depends on type of rice. 10 cups Basmathi rice can be cooked.