Could this 2 liter size be used as an instant pickler for batches larger than 44 ounces? I have the smaller size with pump.
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Sorry. I don't know. We use ours to store coffee beans and are very pleased with it.
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Don't know much about pickling or picklers but whatever you can do with the smaller, coffee bean storage size, you should be able to accomplish with the larger. I'd stay away from really hot liquids on account of the plastic leeching and other things. I think this system is best for non-liquid stuff.
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This container is much larger than ones available in the grocery store. If you want to make several batches, this is a better choice. If you want to make one batch and be done, get the one that is smaller.
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It's an air lock. I don't see why that wouldn't work as long as it is good fit in the lid. I don't know anything about making pickles though.
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As you can see by the picture of this item, the funnell flairs out and would fit into the jar. The small end of the funnel is about one inch in diameter and the strainer can be removed and put in place to strain larger items from your liquid. I use it to strain cooking oil after I use it for french frying when particles are left behind from the flour coating.
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Yes. I use this to create orange peels for cocktail garnishes and it's miles away from the normal peelers I used to deal with. With the right amount of pressure I could create large swathes of peel with barely any pith!
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At first I thought so, but no. Actually, you won't get much liquid out of any one or even 3 oranges so the bottom is big enough for the job. Even if the top was meant to click onto the reamer it might become too unstable because then the juicer would be too tall for leverage.
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I have not tried it on a 32 oz, but it does work on the 28 oz. I love it! I have had other electric can openers and always get rid of them. This one is just so effortless.
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I wouldn't buy the bigger one. Just make another batch or two if you need it. The six ounce is plenty most of the time.
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I wouldn't use it for that applications. I would think it would be too small. I use it as a funnel for bottling in small mouth jars
1006206
this is a great product. It can open large, wide bodied pickle jars. Say 5 inches.
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As mine is still fairly new, the bristles are still stiff and I could not get them to compact enough to push it into that size of an opening - and I don't think the wider part of the handle would go through so you would never reach the bottom. There are plenty of other bottle brushes that would work better for that size opening... it's just the depth that might be a problem.
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Easily. This device is heavy duty and can fit anything up to 2-1/2 inches. I have used it for limes, lemons, and tangelos so far.
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I use on 32oz bottle and they are fantastic. Buy one (cheap enough) and try it out. Be sure to go up from the bottom!
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16oz capacity may fit but it has to be short,as the height may be a concern......
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It should, I have used it on a couple different brands of jugs. I would say no smaller than 5 gal though
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Magic tap did not work on a 2 liter bottle of soda, but works great with a milk jug ( be a half gallon or gallon) so it should work with measuring it up from milk jug
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The Largest bag that I have found and been able to use for this unit is 10" x 15". I just took one of those bags and poured 48 fluid ounces of water inside and sealed it up no problem. So at least 48 ounces but it looks like it could handle more but I'll let you takeover testing further where I left off. If you're thinking about buying the machine, its well worth it. I think its my favorite kitchen tool and I use it at least half a dozen times a day. Its paying for itself quickly in all the food its prevented from spoiling not to mention I am now able to buy large cuts of meat, portion them and seal them in bags and freeze them for later, the net price per portion saves more money and because the air is pulled out of the bags, they can stay in the freezer for years. I ate some 2 year old snapper that had been sealed and it was as good as when we bought it. I work part time at a nice restaurant and Vacmaster is the unit used by them. I had never heard of them before,mazing machine that has a lot of creative uses beyond simply sealing food (look up quick pickle and modernist cuisine uses).