Le Parfait Familia Wiss Terrine Wide Mouth French Glass Jar w/Airtight 2-Piece System Gold Lids | Ideal for Canning, Food Storage, Meal Prep, Cake Jar & DIY Crafts | 7oz Half/Pint (Pack of 4) 200ml

Beautiful glass jars for canning. I use them to freeze soups, stews and my spaghetti sauce. I like that there is no rim to the inside of the glass so the food doesn't have to thaw completely before it'll slip out. Very expensive. But very pretty.

A 32 ounce jar is too small for a mature sourdough starter and it looks lost in a 64 ounce jar, so 48 ounces is an ideal size.

I made a multitude of tomato based recipes for storage - and have tomato ginger jam on the stove as I write - these jars are far better than the old-style Mason jars.

Now I have two. It was exciting to receive the first jar ordered. It was beautifully packaged. Unpacking it at the last moment it slipped through my fingers! As I jumped back my thought went to the dogs and keeping them away. When it was over it was stunning to see the jar unbroken. It’s still just what I wanted for my sourdough starter and doesn’t need to be sealed. I was so pleased, another was ordered. Now I have one wheat starter and one white.

Fits my need. Don’t know if it’s as thick as a mason jar.

Bought this jar for storage . I need glass In case of mice or other vermin so my foods are kept safe.

Love these so much! The size is just perfect for a homemade keto parfait desert that I make.for myself. I love the glass and the easy lids.

These canning jars are making me wonder why I ever bothered with the Kerr/Ball “wide mouth” jars.- True wide mouth means there’s no “shoulder” at the top. I often freeze soup and stock in my jars, and no shoulder means no broken jars in the freezer if the food expands past the shoulder. It’s also much easier to pour out the contents, especially if they aren’t fully defrosted yet.- These hold more food. A liter is a “liter bit” more than a quart, as I learned in school. :) One liter of soup is a nice dinner for my family.- The two-part lid on these is easier to use. Instead of a ring, it’s a full lid that sits over the seal. (One reviewer commented that you don’t need to use the seal, but I don’t find that to be true. Liquid will pour right out if only the upper lid is used.)- The zero-waste packaging is great and there’s no mess of bubble wrap / styrofoam to deal with, just cardboard. (Though annoyingly, Amazon stuck the box inside a larger shopping box with air bubbles, which seemed pointless.)I’m giving away all my quart jars!