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Question: Need exact dimensions of 1 quart container.  Will it hold more than  4 cups?  Thanks!
Document: Cambro 6 qrt. round containers & coversJust like most reviewers I plan on using these containers for storing bread dough. I was reluctant to order because of the dimensions given in the product description. 9 4/5 by 10 1/5 by 18 inches. My refrigerator has very modest dimensions. To handle an 18 inch tall container would require removing a shelf. Do I really want to turn that much of my refrigerator over to bread dough? No.
I use the 4 quart container for storing sourdough starter. This size is also useful for fermenting sauerkraut.The problem is that Amazon isn't selling this directly. I'm not going to pay a $7 shipping charge. Hopefully, the Costco Business Center sells this size.AMAZON, PLEASE SELL THIS DIRECTLY!Thanks!
You have to rely on the accuracy of the item description, or on other reviewers. These can fail you.I bought the 8 qt size to store brine in my refrigerator for cheesemaking. The dimensions given for the 8 quart size in the item description are as follows:  "Measures approximately 9-8/9 by 13-1/5 by 18-2/7 inches".
To be honest, if I needed a 1 quart container, I'd simply reuse those sherbert bowls if I had any around (and I could always request them on Freecycle, at any rate).The lids fit very nicely; quite snug, in fact.
I purchased the 6 quart version for making bread from the 5 Minute Healthy/Artisan Bread set of books. I'm glad I got the 6 quart version as the basic bread recipe expanded to just past the 4 quart line on the container. They are perfect for keeping the bread in and fit easily into my refrigerator. The 6 quart ones are 8 inches tall with a 9 inch diameter, and the lid fits snuggly. So far these have been a perfect addition the bread books.
I ordered the Cambro 8-quart round storage container set of 2 hoping that the containers would serve to store small grains I grind for baking purposes. The container size is just right. But when I put a measly 7 cups of product in the container and then tried to put the lid on I was in for a surprise..... the lid would not stay latched no matter how many attempts at clicking it down.
These are basically great for bread. Tomato sauce will stain them. I own the 4 and the 6 qt containers. Somebody (amazon or mfg) needs to get accurate dimensions, the 4 qt do not fit in my proofing over and were a waste of money
These 4qt containers are what I've needed for so long. Tired of scooping flour out of a bag that's smaller than a 1 cup scoop? If you measure correctly by adding flour into your measuring cup rather than digging into the bag, these containers are for you. They hold a 5lb bag of flour. Makes measuring easy without all the mess.
Just a quick question - I also want to buy these or Artisan Breads in 5 Minutes - which size containers have you all bought? I am guessing either the 6 or 8 quart.Thanks!
I really like these containers and am so happy to have found them. I received a set of the 4 quart and a set of 6 quart.
Answer: Yes