freeze dried fruits

teddysmum

Gigervamp wrote: »

Cereal bowls come with dinner sets, surely you have one? They're all pretty much the same size.

I'd call the dishes with dinner services, dessert bowls and they
do vary a lot. The ones with a Sainsbury set, which I recently bought as a gift, are twice the size of the dishes with my own Staffordshire Tableware set, so asking their size is like asking how long a piece of string is.

Gigervamp

Something like this, perhaps?

teddysmum

Gigervamp wrote: »

Something like this, perhaps?

Those are the deeper ones, like I bought from Sainsburys, but mine from four (different brand ) services have half the capacity. The ones in the company's photo only show the top part of the bowl,so it's difficult to judge.

xhosa9

Have you looked in the baking aisle of your local supermarkets? I tried to buy these online and the price was just ridiculous. Eventually found them in sainsbury baking a section. Less than two quid if I remember.

BrassicWoman

both Sainsbury and Waitrose sell them in 7g packs


http://www.waitrose.com/shop/ProductView-10317--260814-Waitrose+Cooks%27+Homebaking+freeze+dried+strawberries#.U2c5cldP6qk

pop in and have a look and it'll give you an idea of volume to weight rations.

teddysmum

BrassicWoman wrote: »

both Sainsbury and Waitrose sell them in 7g packs


http://www.waitrose.com/shop/ProductView-10317--260814-Waitrose+Cooks%27+Homebaking+freeze+dried+strawberries#.U2c5cldP6qk

pop in and have a look and it'll give you an idea of volume to weight rations.

I'll have look in Sainsburys, as we don't have a Waitrose and Morrisons no longer sell freeze dried.


The online ones do look a bargain though, as at 7g for £2, 100g would cost over £28.

teddysmum

xhosa9 wrote: »

Have you looked in the baking aisle of your local supermarkets? I tried to buy these online and the price was just ridiculous. Eventually found them in sainsbury baking a section. Less than two quid if I remember.

The supermarket ones are much more expensive at £2 for just 7g. Online they are £6.79 for 100g (plus £2.99 postage, but pro rata this decreases with multiple buys, as does the item price).

~Chameleon~

teddysmum wrote: »

At least I don't have disgusting sugar coated cereals.

Special K is just as bad!

ms_night_ryder

why don't you just buy it and see? if you had been emailing my business asking dimensions etc, cereal bowls this and that I would have long ignored you, you are what is classed as a difficult customer in the business world my friend.

Why does it matter how big it is? it will be reducing In size anyway because you are eating it!

VfM4meplse

ms_night_ryder wrote: »

Why does it matter how big it is? it will be reducing In size anyway because you are eating it!

I have to agree with this.

teddysmum wrote: »

To help me decide, I need to be able picture what 100g looks like. I have contacted the company to ask about the volume, but have just been told that a 15cm cube would be sufficient to store a pack

The size is small compared to a box of cereal (which presumably you won't be buying) so what does it matter? This amount of consideration over a relatively small spend is disproportionate.