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Question: How many pounds of flour, sugar, etc can be stored in 1, 11/2, & 2 gallon Montana jars with airtight lid?
Document: An excellent storage system for the money! Attractive and well built. I use one for storing my Kashi cereal, another for fresh ground wheat flour, another for sugar, etc. The 1 1/2 gallon jar is plenty big for my counter and holds quite a bit.
I originally purchased the 1.5, 2 and 2.5 gallon with brushed metal lid to put rice, sugar etc into but was so impressed that have purchased entire set in red plus 2 extra of the 1.5 gallon.Excellent size.
It is a good product--Anchor Hocking Montana 1.5 gallon jar w/ metal lid. However, it is a bit too big for my 5 pound sugar bags. I like the air-tight lid and the ability to see the sugar easily. This was the first time I bought anything from Amazon.com. and so it was hard to judge the size.
Is that so much to ask? I just wish they made this in a one gallon version, which would be perfect, but this is the smallest size they have. It fits a whole bag of flour, and would probably fit 2! After searching to the end of the internet for a smaller version of this jar unsuccessfully, I ended up ordering a second jar for my sugar, too. They just take up a lot of counter space.
I love these jars. I decorated them and used them to hold cookies for my daughters wedding. I now use them for flour, sugar, et. Nice tight fitting lid and a perfect size. They look great on my kitchen counter.
The size runs pretty big and 1-1/2-Gallon is perfect for 2-4 people household. Good air tight condition for pickle. Overall bang for the buck.
These are great jars. I am using them for basics such as flour, rice, oatmeal, etc. They look nice on the counter- which is one of the main reasons that I bought them. The large opening makes it easy to measure right from the jar. The lids have a fairly snug fit so hopefully they will keep products fresh.
However, nothing prepared me for how big this jar actually is!The jar would be perfect if it were a 1 gallon or 5 liter size. But this jar isn't available in that size, so I'm keeping the big one. It will easily hold a 5 pound bag of flour with room to spare. It takes up more space on my countertop than I prefer, so I gave it 4 stars instead of 5.
I love these jars. The seal is tight enough. I am using them for flour,  rice and sugar. I am getting rid of old plasticware and going to glass. These are nice thick glass. Great price for the years it will give me.
I got one of these as a gift and I LOVE it! My family goes through home-brewed iced tea by the gallon - litterally - and this makes a great sugar jar. I like the extra room left with a 5lb bag of sugar so the scoop and my hand fit in without making a mess. For size comparison, the bag of sugar fills it up to about 2/3 capacity.
Answer: Yes-a five pound bag of flour will fit into this. A six quart container generally fits 5 lbs of flour and 6 quarts= 1 1/2 gallons. Here is a link to guide you:http://www.simplyprepared.com/storage%20containers.htm