Is this too big to sit on counter top need one for flour and sugar as well. Did not see one for spaghetti ? Thought to order canister in ceramic but opt for a change, please help, thank you
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I think it is. Unless you have a lot of counter space or bake a lot and need a large quantity of flour. It has about the same footprint as a food processor or coffee maker.
78586
It would be too large for my counters, I don't have that much counter space. I went with large glass canisters, they're round and tall so don't seem too big on my counter. These would work well for flour and sugar if you have the space, nice wide opening to dip into.
78587
It fits on my counter top. I can put 2 x 2 pounds of flour inside it and there's still some room on the sides.
78588
It is about the same size as a large canister. I have a large Tupperware flour container and this is about the same size.
78589
It will fit on a counter, but I personally believe it takes up too much space and is not very aesthetically pleasing.
78590
I have a slide out drawer in my pantry next to my counter. I have one container for flour & one for sugar. I can pull out shelf and scoop. Love it. I don't think I would put it on counter top.
78591
It would fit on a countertop, but I wouldn't put it in the countertop because its just takes too much space. Flours would be good for it because it has a good seal. I use it for rice. I would recommend oxo containers for your spaghetti. It's more expensive but excellent quality. And seals real good.
1673550
My cuisanart food processor fits nicely on bottom shelf of pantry. Love it!!! I have my mixer on the counter but would think it could fit on bottom shelf maybe minus the bowl part.
914044
I have mine sitting on a ceramic tile floor...carpet may be a whole different story. It does come with hardware to attach it to the wall. I have my KitchenAid mixer on the next to lowest shelf (20-25lb) and a wooden bin of bottled water and sodas on the bottom shelf. Higher shelves are cookbooks and knick knacks. It is very sturdy, but, I wouldn't overload the upper shelves.
1433122
The size is really better for a counter top. It would be quite low to sit on the floor.
480142
Afraid there is no grater, there is an attachment that juliennes, one side thick and other side thin. Not too sure it would be thin enough for spaghetti. Don't let it discourage you. I LOVE it. I have had others and was nervous using them. this one has grips so it doesn't slide and a breeze to clean. Best thing is it came in a storage case so everything fits easy inside and it's easy to store.
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I just had a customer ask about the cultured marble countertop. I called Giani to make sure that the product would be able to be applied over top. It was most definitely reliable product for that application. I would not think that it would hold up on a sink though with all of the water that will be constantly laying on the product.
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I am not certain how much pressure you are using to put it in place. Mine kind of pops in when I put it in. If the lid is not on correctly or if there is something behind the canister, it will not go home and stay. I have used mine too many times to count (every weekend) and had no problems. You might want to check the seal around the spout that the flour come out of also. Could be something there. If it doesn't "pop" in you have a problem for customer service.
654608
As Pam stated the Dutch oven is 12"x10" and is 5" deep. The oven is pretty heavy without anything in it. I would think it would be awkward to cook spaghetti and then have to drain it. Hopes this helps.
712282
I purchased the 1 liter (not tall enough for your pasta)...I use mine for making homemade vanilla extract and pickling jalapenos, carrots and pearl onions...I measured my tagliatelle pasta for you, and I think your jar will need to be at least 12" high below the lid...Good luck...Hope I helped in your search...By the way, there are several decorative pasta tins for pasta....the Jar is so beautiful, I would recommend using it for something you can put in your frig to enjoy daily....maybe pickled eggs, pickled asparagus, etc. Cheyenne
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I considered the exact same thing, I came to the conclusion that I did not want to purchase or store a big panini appliance - that for the most part does one thing, depending on which one you buy. I use mine for paninis, I am not sure if Panini "Purests" would agree, but we use this George Foreman for so many other things too - like vegetables and fish, all made at the same time, in a healthy way.
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I would say this tub is too big for a bathroom sink. You might could set it over the sink and really have it sitting on the counter. In my kitchen the seat part sits on the counter and the legs sit on the middle divider of my kitchen sink. Just measure your counter and make sure that you would have enough room to do that with. My Grandson loves this tub!
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IO loved the sink..but I ordered it by mistake and had to send it back. ..I have a laminate counter top and can not use the undermoun sink. Wish I could help.
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This is the widest ceramic dish I own. I haven't seen many others. It measures 5 inches at the top. There are ceramic dishes available without sides if you are using it for wet food. I found those at Pet Supplies Plus.
938745
Get the digital Nuwave with extender ring. Mine came with a stainless bottom drip pan and racks. very easy to clean and can be placed in the dishwasher. not sure what you mean by ceramic baking dish. I have enamel but you can put any 9-10" round non-stick pan in there to bake with so it should not be an issue. Just make sure of the diameter of the unit you are going to buy. some are tapered and not even 12" in diameter so a frozen pizza will not fit inside. The Nuwave is not tapered and is large enough.
809619
The top works perfect for some of my cookers. The inside holds my smaller cookers. My mixer was to wide to fit inside. But I find the item to be very handy for my use. Hope this helps
887464
I have purchased only one, so far, the 2.1-qt. square container, but I can tell you it is perfect for long spaghetti and lasagne noodles, which is what I needed. The container seals nicely and keeps everything fresh. As to the size that is right for your needs, I'm sorry I cannot be of more help, but I believe you would not be disappointed with the Oxo brand.
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I could fit 2 angel hair pasta in one. I have never had any width spaghetti fall through but rice gets stuck in the holes if you try to rinse it in the strainer. I really like the strainer though. It folds up neatly in the cabinet and is lightweight.