Why does the quart (2 pints) cost more than 2 individual pints? Shouldn't be the other way around? Just wondering.
74420
buy the two pints, I have been doing that for a while, it is the same product
905401
The reason 200 gallons of beer or wine are allow in most states for a couple (100 gallons for single person) is that you can easily buy that much. The reason they track and make a big deal of stills is that the end product can be flammable or explosive and if it goes wrong say in your garage it could hurt people. But I don't think they will care on a small unit like this, just be careful.
129575
I was just wondering the exact same thing. I found this same 2.2 lb product on another site for $16.95. I wanted to order it from Amazon due to my Prime account and free shipping, but even with shipping costs from the other place it ends up being MUCH less costly. Are we sure this is priced right? Doesn't seem to be. Sorry, if this isn't an answer but just another question...
1801946
Weight and volume do not directly correspond. The old adage about a pint being a pound is not true. For example honey is a pound per cup. And my quart canning jars hold exactly 3 cups of water to the very top of the rim!! I had an empty tahini bottle and poured 2 cups of water into it with room to spare. I like this brand because the bottle has stirring room!
1182627
I am speaking for gr8gear and we only sell the potable aqua by the 2 in a pack. Amazon it the one that is selling the many qty. We can sell qty, but it will be qty of two in a pack. Hopefully the other who is responsible for the #300 willwill answer you. Unfortunately, Amazon stores piggyback on top of each other and until you add to cart, you cannot see the other stores that also sell the same product.
1449315
It's a regular mouth size (not a wide-mouth size). So it will fit both pints and quarts--which is 32 oz--as long as they are the smaller regular size mouth (opening). Hope that helps!
1921769
Two quart jars fit into this; however, I don't think I've actually canned with quart jars with this product. There are small plastic rings built into the bottom that are designed for three pints. I usually am using half pint jars and can put four in without a problem.
1645749
I'm not really sure how to answer you. If you are asking why the prices for separate pans don't add up to the price for the combination, I would assume that lower price for the pair is a marketing tool. I'm sure the pans are the same, the combo just happened to be for the sizes we use most. We are devoted to Anolon because they have no Teflon and are (we feel) better made and more cost effective than the other anodized pans on the market.
186488
There is likely an engineered solution to this question if one wanted to spend enough time searching the web. Manufacturers websites contain some information, though it is fairly general. My approach was to pick a higher end price point where I got the maximum pints/dollar, being fairly sure that I would have enough capacity. Several factors influence the needed capacity: space volume, humidity in air entering the space, rate of air flow, and the level of humidity desired.
2154138
Smallest is 1 pint, 1 1/2 pint, 2 pint and 2 quarts. What they don't mention is that they stack evenly in the freezer. For example the 2 pint size is the same height as the 2 quart.
1465613
I purchased this for $16.00 in mid 2014. I can't believe that it's DOUBLED IN PRICE. Now it's cheaper to buy it over at Puritan's Pride, since at least they always have free shipping. It's currently at $29.95/bottle, so it's about $5.00 less expensive than here at Amazon. WTF? There's no excuse to double the price.
506377
I agree! I just saw this exact product (3 ounce can) only this morning at my local grocery store for about $7. I thought I'd check Amazon first and here it is for $115.45 for only 2 cans? I agree with another poster that they had to have made a BIG mistake with the decimal point! No way should anyone buy it at this price. If they're not making this product any longer, Amazon has a few other brands for sale. Or check your local grocery stores, too.
68677
I've made a few batches with it and have only made one-quart batches and they have been fine. I don't see why you couldn't do it with a half-quart batch, or smaller. I also haven't made a full batch (two quarts). Hopefully that was a little helpful.
1613810
Select the 1 quart size on Amazon. The logo shows in the images there. I don'tlike logos either, but my first response to this question was that there were no logos-its not noticeable, you really have to look for it.
1428069
16 ounces is one pint. There are 32 tablespoons in a pint. Therefore, at a dilution rate of 1 tablespoon per quart of water, the bottle should produce about 32 quarts or 1024 ounces of solution. The pre-mixed, ready-to-use bottles cost about $10 per quart or $0.31 per ounce. Using the concentrate to make your own solution (assuming you pay about $17 for 16 ounces), the cost is less than one cent per ounce. Please check my math and correct me if I'm wrong.
977269
Probably, but that's still subjective. You can probably find very small travel sizes of this company's products (they make them in 4 oz bottles) and try it out at relatively little cost. Then if you like it, buy the quart or larger size.
569425
The containers are slightly more than two quarts. However, that can be misleading. Since there are the three, and they are generally used for SERVICE of food, quite often the contents are cooked elsewhere and then poured into the crock, thus eliminating the need for head room. So what would generally be cooked in a three quart pan, after it is fully or nearly cooked , is reduced down to two quarts in size, or less, would nearly all fit, and then would serve the same amount of people but from the smaller container.