I'm looking for a Ball mason jar to store uncooked spaghetti. Will this be tall enough for that?
53427
Shaped pasta like penne or bow tie would work great although the lids aren't always a tight seal. Strand pasta might work but you might have to break some of the end off. Although u could keep the ends and cook them into your next rice dish, alittle butter and salt and pepper. Sounds so good. It's making me hungry.
53428
They are only just &gt;9" tall so you'd have to break off some of the pasta. Smaller pasta would be perfect though. I store quinoa, other grains, and homemade laundry soap in mine.
53429
They are only just >9" tall so you'd have to break off some of the pasta. Smaller pasta would be perfect though. I store quinoa, other grains, and homemade laundry soap in mine.
1915794
Quart jars fit in there fine for me. I can get 3 under the tall dome. I also sometimes use a big glass mixing bowl from my stand mixer. It also fits well.
674653
I am not home right now to measure and make sure but I would say that you would be alright placing a 12" basket in this stand. I don't think anything larger than that would sit level and not tip over? I have a big sphere sitting in mine and I think it's 10" in diameter and there's a little room around the sides of it. The sphere does rest on the bottom shelf or brace so it's more stable. I hope this helps you!
859412
I don't think the regular canning lids will fit on a spaghetti jar. Yet, best thing is to go to your supermarket and check the canning supplies. They sell lids only. You can check the size for sure and not be out much money. Give the lids to someone who cans if you don't want them.
851342
I'm not sure of the height because this was a gift for my daughter. However, she said she has tall and short cans on the shelves and has had no problem. She said to tell you that your spices should be fine.
1649695
It'd be perfect, as long as jars are not too high (drawers are about 2 3/4" deep.) Tubes of paint....no problem!
19645
It's not very high, I broke out my measuring tape, about 5 1/2 to 6 inches high without the lid.
895934
Here's an answer that I posted to a similar question: I've used a 2-qt Ball canning jar, which is too tall, but if you cover the Ball jar with a lid, then put a plastic baggie over the whole thing, it works! Alternatively, I've used a barrel-type pickle jar, which fits but only makes 46 oz. at a time. I actually brought the base of the machine with me to the grocery store, to find a pickle jar that would definitely fit.
254523
The largest thing I've ever put in the rack is a large spice bottle, think like the bigger containers of pepper or garlic salt. It could probably hold a small mason jar or one of those that pasta sauces come in.
740827
10.75 inches without the lid. 11 inches with the lid. Yes I put angel hair, linguini and spaghetti fitting perfectly. I also put the spaghetti without taking out of the box and they fit fine. Lasagna also fits. I use brands "barilla and ronzoni.
465644
I just measured the height available for a can and and it was about 5 1/2 inches so whatever diameter can fit into 5 1/2 inches, I think it will work. We only have cans in ours. I can, but I don't think I would want to put my jars in this. I would feel somewhat uncomfortable with the glass jars being on their side, rolling and and moving to the bottom level. This storage unit is not heavy duty. Mine works fine for my purposes for storing cans of items I use frequently like canned soups, Bush beans, tomato sauce, chilies and such.
254968
It looks as though you can. You wouldn't want to put anything too tall in there as the lid doesn't close well.
963209
It shouldit isn't tall but it is for a 12 cup pot and. It works well. There should be no problem.
2160579
I measured a box of spaghetti up to this pasta box. It is about 1/4 inch to long. I use this box for lasagna pasta without its original cardboard. Doing this I am able to see if there are any of those nasty little bugs before I cook it. I hope this helps.
706325
Well... I put 3 jars of "Classico" spaghetti sauce on the shelves, one above the other, and they fit fine. The one on the bottom tier hangs over just a little but in a cupboard I think it would be fine. Keep in mind that Classico brand has very square jars, not the real plump ones I see in some brands. I think they would work fine for that. I use them (I have 6 now) for half pint jars filled with tubes of beads and they are perfect with those jars. Hope this helps!
1369870
Not in my opinion. I had three of them, but replaced them with glass mason jars because the plastic began to discolor after a few months and it became cloudy after being washed in the top rack of the dishwasher. If you purchase tall mason jars, as I did, there will be ample room even for carrots and celery. I have never had a problem retrieving anything even though I am a 200 pound man with fairly large hands.
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