Can you store more than just produce &amp; baked goods in these? Like leftovers?
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The literature and website say you can...I have not done that... for salads and the like, the container work great...John H.
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I'm not sure what your question is - are you asking if they can hold that much? I can put a 5lb bag of flour in mine with a little room left at the top, definitely nothing more than that.
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We don't know the specifics as we do not manufacture these, but there is a plastic container ( not that hard ) which does have some compartments to store the items. We have never opened one to see what's inside as it's against our quality control policy.
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I don't store veggies in them. I just use them at the grocery for transporting.
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Yes you can by going to the Hefty web site. However , I use a plastic flour storage container from Big Lots that only cost around $2.00 and has a lid to keep closed when I have not put too much in it.
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I don't store any veggies in them. I usually transfer my leafy greens to reusable containers that I keep in the fridge.
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Unfortunately not. It would be so much better if they were! You better have all your food ready because the absorbers have a shelf life once they are opened.
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I believe if it keeps fresh veggies and fuits real fresh, it will keep your leftovers fresh longer, too!
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No. That's why I use a gallon bag to store them. It's a store-brand Ziploc equivalent and holds up to 66 (three boxes worth) and takes up less space than the original box or the silly dispenser sold with some. I just checked them against a quart-size bag. You could fit maybe half a box in one, if bag size is an issue. But no, they are not individually wrapped or anything like that.
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yes u can ! and its way cheaper than food saver storage bags, absolutely love product
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Yes, I freeze bread, rolls, pies, anything in them. I also put them in ziploc bags and everything comes out fresh. Take a hangar and when you use a bag, clip it to the hangar to re-use. I re-use all my bags but I clip them on hangars so I know that they are re-usable (nothing spilt in them etc.) I have been using for several years and have not been disappointed.
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I think so as long as they are not any deeper than a muffin pan, but if they are glass platters you may only want to store 3 in it to keep from breaking.
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Hello J. Tullier!I'd think any of those would be fine.....think of them as a raisin....which could be stored all 3 ways w/the freezer extending the life the best!
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No - You cannot. They come with a 1 cup measuring cup and the lid must be removed to use the contents. I have about 8 of these and use them to store various types of flour. Hope this helps you.
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I use mine for home made bread. Good quality, wash well - they shrink in the first wash, but stay the same thereafter; this is included in the product detail in the fine print. Its the organic bit that's probably the justification for a slightly higher price point. Personally, I put cheese in plastic too. They do not seal. The muslin are great for say potatoes, carrots and other root veg. Greens in my opinion keep longer in the fridge in plastic. You can google the best storage methods for the particular produce you want to store.
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I've been able to put up to 30 + homemade tortillas in there with space left over. It depends on how thick they are though.
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you could put 1 (1)gal container into fridge but it would take up most of the room.. This would leave you enough room to store a few more items.