The Candies in a Mason Jar calculator computes the approximate number of candies in quart mason jar. Quart Mason Jar
INSTRUCTIONS: Enter the following:
Number of Candies: The calculator returns a good estimate on the number of the following candies in the mason jar.
The typical mason jar holds one quart in volume. However, mason jars do come in half pints (cup), pints, quarts and half gallons. The Candies in a Mason Jar calculator uses the percent full (PF) to estimate the volume of candies in jar. If it's filled to the very top, it's more than 100%, approximately 110%.
The volume of candies the mason jar is:
V = MJS * PF
where:
The math behind Candies in Container calculators is pretty straight forward. We use basic Euclidean (3D) geometry to compute the volume of the containers based on their shapes. Once we know the volume, we are able to make reasonable estimates based on an average number of candies in a known volume. We (Issac and Poppy) bought large bags of the different types of candies and our candy expert (see picture) measured them in kitchen measuring bowls. Then we counted the number of candies and did the math to get the estimated number of candies in a gallon container. Here the results.
The Candies in a Container calculator uses the following densities of candies:
These are only an estimates, because the candy manufactures may vary the sizes of the candies, but this is a decent estimate of the average size of the different candies and your guess, using these calculators, will be much less of a guess.
The following calculators let you enter the dimensions of the container and return the number of candies for a list of different types of candies including: mini Jelly Bean, Jelly Beans, Jumbo sized Jelly Beans, M&Ms, Peanut M&Ms, Gum Balls, candy corn, pumpkin candies, Skittles, Tootsie Roll Midgees.