Are the holes big enough for red pepper flakes?
1754484
About 98% went thru on the highest setting. Perhaps 100% of another brand of flakes.
1754485
Yes. I use it for parmesan. Does the trick. Top closes... not tight but tight enough. The red pepper goes in another jar like thing. Size of the holes the same. So yes I think you will dig it!
1754486
The maximum sized holes are the same size as the shaker holes provided on the Schilling Red Pepper container. So yes.
1754487
Yes they are unless the flakes are extra large-Don't forget you cab grind them up in a coffe grinder to make them smaller.
550780
The holes are about 2mm in diameter, perfect for spaghetti or angel hair pasta but not for small grains like quinoa for which you should use a fine mesh strainer.
409578
Depends upon the manufacture , some are different spaced and size holes, as I found out.7/8 to 1 inch would be nice.
9416
The holes are one size and I have to trim them somewhat, but I would still recommend them as it beats cleaning to stove top.
1676440
Probably but I think you will lose a lot of seed. The holes are large enough for sunflower, cracked corn, Milo,etc.
1373696
I don't know, but by looking at it, I don't see why not, as long as the spices are as small as the pepper. I agree with the others. Would not chance on bigger sizes.
1834620
If the kernals aren't too large they will pass through as holes are all over bottom and sides so with a shake or too should work.Fair size holes and shaped so whould work but you could always widen holes a bit if needed to make it work as it is plastic. My only concern is how hot kernels get might melt the plastic a bit.
1799363
Yep, that is correct. They do work well,be careful not to make to large of hole. Good luck
670116
The holes are small enough to contain millet or orzo, or even soup pasta, but you might have to use a fine wire mesh strainer for quinoa. They are very small, but I don't have the equipment to measure them. They are large enough to allow water to drain off quickly without backwash. It's a great strainer.
713262
No. They hold a typical spice container perfectly. Anything wider would not fit.
1212808
They are pretty big & I have used them with mashed potatoes, so I would say yes.
750467
I haven't done this - however the larger holes could accommodate bacon-wrapped peppers. I have done cheese/bacon stuffed poppers in this and they were amazing! There are 3 sizes of holes - the small and medium probably wouldn't work - and even with the big holes, unless you were using small Jalapenos, you would want to stay away from thick-cut bacon.
827470
Yes the holes are big enough for powdered sugar and many other ground spices, even restaurant style pepper.
1755135
They are six inches tall. I opened my pepper mill and the hole is 1 inch across and about 4 inches deep. It will hold a little more than 1/4 C of peppercorns. I didn't open the salt shaker, but it holds a good deal of salt, I am guessing it has about as big an inside measurement as the pepper - probably a little more, as there is no mechanism and the hole would go clear to the top.
1451034
The seeds spices would be fine. The cinnamon sticks, probably not. First of all, the length of the fill flap (the clear plastic section seen in the picture) isn't big enough to accommodate the length of the cinnamon stick. Also, I am not sure that the diameter of the sticks would fit into.the bottom of the grinding mechanism. I wouldn't hesitate to put anything the size of peppercorns or smaller through it, though.
185435
Unlikely. Hole has to be larger than the flakes. Rotation speed constant. If you break up the flakes you can close the hole
1945495
Yes, I believe so. The smaller ones are perfect for salad dressing or some humus. the larger ones are good for around one cup of grapes, etc. They are very handy.