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Question: If anyone out there bought weights that fit well in this crock (especially for sauerkraut making), please let me know which brand/size you bought.
Document: Got this for Christmas, made in Ohio, heavy stoneware, classic design. Also received a one gallon, making sauerkraut in it at the time of this writing. Two heads of cabbage, pressed very hard fit well in the one gallon. Excited to use the two gallon.
I bought this for making ambrosia. It was a perfect size and the price was very fair, good quality for a low price!
If you're considering making your own sauerkraut or fermented chilis, this is a great crock to go with. It fits a good amount of cabbage, and is well built.
I tried to find a used crock but they are usually considered antiques. Finding one that is not cracked is difficult and can be just as expensive or more than buying this Ohio Stoneware crock brand-new. Perfect size for a small batch of pickles, easy to pick up and move around.
We bought this, then went looking for the lid. You can't very well make pickles without a lid, right? The only lid we could find for sale was wood, which warped completely when we actually went to use it. Unless you can find a ceramic lid, don't buy this crock.
I'm a pickling fanatic, but I always stayed away from live fermentations until I bought this crock. I've used it to make both sauerkraut and dill pickles that came out amazing. Love my pickling crock!
Beautiful well made crock. The crock was well packed and arrived in good condition. I have been using it as an &#34;open&#34; fermenter in my mead making adventure.
crock weighs 5 lbs. This 8 1/2 qt. crock weighs in at 12 lbs. and I expect it could last forever if some fool doesn't drop it. You don't want to purchase a top until you get yours and measure what you need. I found an 8 1/2 Fagor glass lid on Amazon that will fit mine. Sauerkraut comin' up!
We needed a heavy duty vessel to make our sauerkraut and this crock was exactly the size and strength we needed. We expect to use it for years to come.
Made in USA,  about a third the price of a popular old Minnesota brand, and the quality is as good. I didn't buy ot for a decoration, but to use, and it has served me well.
Answer: The Ohio Stoneware #2 weights fit my #2 crock perfectly.  The pic on Amazon shows #3, the description shows #1 and with luck you will get a #2 set like I did.  Rec'd them today and they are already sitting on my cabbage.  Good weights they are.