Premium Kimchi, Sauerkraut Container Probiotic Fermentation with Inner Vacuum Lid Round (1.3 gal/ 5L)

Easy to use... Got my Kirby cucumbers cleaned and capped. Cut them in half for NY half soures. I may decide on full soured pickles but, will let you know in a few days when tasted. This is a 32L large ferment bucket a little over 1/2 full with about 5 dozen Kirby cucumbers.06/13/21 UPDATE:Ok so, it has been 6 days now since I started my 2.5% brine fermentation on my garlic, dill, onion (with spices) in this 2/3rd full 32L (8.4 gallon) fermenter. THEY ARE FANTASTIC!!!Perfect lacto-fermented NY deli half sours. If I hadn't put them in the basement at 62°-65° then they would have been ready in 3-4 days but, I believe a slower fermentation is better.Now for the negative comments I have read. First cleaning and getting the old fermented smell out. It is easy... Listen, I am 75 years old and I have been making wine for 45 years. Anytime you jave fermentation questions call you local wine making supply house and they will help guide you - free of charge. To clean your fermenter use sodium metabisulfite found hear on Amazon. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B016DUKX0W/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_glt_fabc_K80DYZH5ZW9TZD527W16?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1It really does the trick. Now for other negative comments they are mostly due to the lack of experience or user error. Examples: smell in the fridge (they should have bought the locking lid model,) lid popping off (they should have burped more often,) larger containers leaking around the seal (it will if food or seasoning gets trapped on that silicon seal - I know but, correctable.) Then they are the obviously silly stuff like "I bought the 3L (.08gallon) and it is to small." Look, if you DO NOT know your measurements then try another hobby but, don't blame the seller for YOUR MISTAKES!OK, so the farmers market is open and I be coming back with more. I'll also post picture of the canned goods.Bye for now, WineMaker747 around the Carolina's.

This is literally a fool proof method of making fermented foods. Easy to clean and store AND you don't have to fiddle with those glass weights!The plastic is durable, bpa free, no spilling as it's all contained so no mess to clean if things get really active.BUY IT! I've placed an order for a 3.1 gallon to make homemade pickles. The 1.3 works great for 5lbs of cabbage with 4 inches of head space.This is great for no muss no fuss fermentation.

Got this for making sauerkraut. Works great. The inside cover can slide down the sides and has a plug that when removed allows the removal of all air, leaving just the cabbage covered by the brine in an anaerobic state when plug is reinserted. Have to check every couple of days or daily to release gasses that have accumulated from the fermentation and push the cover back down. I removed some after 7 days and the kraut was good. Refrigerated some and left some to see how it would do with more time. appeared to only get better with time. No spoilage as often occurs with crocks. Highly recommend.

Going to use it this weekend, but seems easier to use than a jar

Making my first batch of Sauerkraut now. The first four days, there is a lot of action. I finally put it in the refrigerator to slow down the working. lol. Slowed it down.

Weight is light . Quality is good no leaks or odors clout . Is perfect for kimchi or pickle spice cucumbers. I use on kimchi, daikon and keeps them nice and crunchy. Is perfect size to

Still eating my first batch and amazingly, it’s wicked good! Airtight seals really work, leading to smell-free fermenting. 3 pounds chopped cabbage, 2 big grated carrots, 1 tablespoon pepper, 2.5 tablespoons salt, 3 bay leaves. 5 days on counter, tasted good, nice crunch, then into fridge. It all seemed mysterious, then it worked like a charm. It’s an effective, inexpensive tool to try this method out.

After making tens of quarts of pickles this summer, this has already paid for itself before I even started making sauerkraut. I don't know how long the silicone seals will hold up to me carefully separating and hand-washing them every few batches (as I do the entire assembly) - I'd love to be able to replace them if they eventually get damaged. The 5L round variant has been the perfect size for us.