Will 30lb of small bite (Orijen) food fit in 28 quart? Anyone try close to that? Thx!
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Hi I doubt that it will, you would possibly need to save some to top it up as you use it, hope this helps, I use mine to store the very large cartons of soap powder.
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Perfect..for cooking for 2 and sometimes3. Also, great for travel trailer.. I think an 18 qt tub is the right size. But will fit right down in with the lid laid to the side along with starter fluid, smoker chips and tongs. With a 30#laundry soap bucket for your charcoal (doubles as a side table to hold your drink) Easy and helps keep things clean �
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Yikes...definitely not...nice pot though! I agree with previous answer, more of a large veggie portion pot! Good luck.
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Sandy, I'm sorry I took so long, I didn't realize my griddle is in the basement and I can't get to it. Broken leg. Just off hand, I would say your space is pretty narrow. BUT, the overall size of that griddle is huge. How long do you have? I will see if I can get someone to do it. JeanetteI see others have answered. Good. It is big enough for hashbrowns, eggs, bacon etc. all at the same time. 'course depends on how many you are feeding. :0)
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A 5 pound bag of flour is about 4.5" x 6" x 9" and the 4 Qt OXO is 6" x 6" x 10.5", so theoretically it should fit, albeit snuggly. I own this one (along with a bunch of other sizes of this brand), but haven't tried to do what you suggested...keeping original packaging. Appreciate a post back if you try it to let us know how it works -- is it messier or neater? Is clean-up of container between bags easier? Thanks.
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I have two ot the Fagor pressure cookers a smaller one and the 10 quart and the small one is great for smaller dishes but the ten quart is fantastic for large roasts and hugh corned beef and cabbage dinners. My suggestion is go for the larger unit.
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It's a smidge over 3 inches. I recommend making a double recipe of the meat sauce/etc... you'll have 'leftovers' (if it makes it that far), but that's OK too...
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No, in fact I would think the 7 qt would be perfect. Think of it this way: you can always make a lesser amount of food in a larger pot. If you don't have a larger pot, it would be really difficult to make enough for leftovers, guests, a whole chicken, etc, etc. I wouldn't trade my 8 qt for anything, and we've been empty nesters for 6 years now. I make everything in it.
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Just used mine for the first time. So, hope this answer is not too late. I cooked a 14 pound turkey in my 14 inch Calphalon roaster and it was a perfect fit. Would not go much bigger.
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It is a little less then 7 inches across the bottom and a little less then 5 inches tall. If they are oreos, yes, thirty would fit. But if they are much bigger, it could be tough to fit them all in. I use mine for sugar and can fit a 5lb bag in.
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Dear Stevek, I have the 3.5 quart size. The booklet says for meats use 2oz. For vegetables use 4 oz. For other foods you can add more water. Mostly what I did was experiment. I noticed that foods cooked in the pressure cooker tend to cook out a lot of liquid, similar to a slow cooker. So, over time you get accustomed to adding just a small amount of water, probably less than one cup. However, when cooking dried beans that have been soaked you do need water to cover and I like to cook them for about 1 hour on the first red marker. Enjoy your Rikon! Nancy
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I have a 6 quart. A 12 lb. turkey is too big I would suggest a 20 qt roaster.
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I have a cookbook that is 10 3/16 which just fits. Anything less than that should be fine.
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My Dutch oven is a 6 quart, and it fit exactly. Looks like new--even though it is probably 35 (or more) years old. I'd give it a try and return if it doesn't fit. I put it on myself, so it is easy to do. I didn't want to say good-bye to my favorite big pot. Good Luck!
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My husband likes to make his own patties, and they are quarter pounder size or larger. It will fit 4 good size burgers, or about 6 average size burgers.
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I can cook 4 regular size burger. A little tight though. I hope it helps you.
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Short answer, yes. I generally use two tablespoons in mine and it works out fine. 30 gms is slightly over a tablespoon but I still think it will work. Worst case scenario, the top lid wouldn't be flush (sits high off base) once you start grinding until some of the beans are grinded. It's no biggie, I do it all the time. Hope this helps!