Pro Sourdough Starter Jar Kit 2 Packs-35 Oz Sourdough Bread Starter Jar Kit with Date Marked Feeding Band,Thermometer,Spatula,Cloth Cover& Lid for Sour Dough Bread Loaf (2 Pcs)

This is made out of a thin glass, so be careful however it is super cute and I love the little spoons. I think it was a great product for the price.

I really like these jars. They look beautifulVery thin glass but that's ok.

Saw these on an Instagram reel, thought they were cool, so I bought them. They are cute and cool. No complaints there. Got refunded in a timely manner because of the broken one. Likely will buy more in the future as gifts for family/friends or if I just need more. Appreciate the customer service/relations; very quick and very easy.

It’s so convenient for overnight oats and sooo cute

I love these containers, They are prefect to make overnight oats in. That is what I brought them for.

I have purchased other jars for my sourdough starter and they worked, but it was hard to put a rubber band or anything on the jar to watch the growth. This makes it easy with the band to measure where the starter is and when you fed it last. Also, different from those with just a locking lid, the cover allows for more air and I have had better luck with this starter from my others that had just the lock lid. You will need something larger though when you are ready to fully feed the starter in order to bake.

I have had this for about two mos. I like to have two jars so I can switch back and forth and clean one. I only wash it by hand and this morning I went to feed my starter and the water started running out of the bottom. There was a hole in the glass.You can get better and more sturdy starter jars on amazon. Don’t buy this one.

The jar is what the posting says it is. It's a larger-sized sourdough starter fermentation jar that might be just what someone needs. I have serious concerns, however, about the very thin glass from which it is made. It's so thin I feel I have to be very careful just washing it around the rim, for fear it will break off. Shoving the lid into it for sealing feels like it might break the edge of the glass, too. And speaking of that lid, it looks nice, being wood, but the plastic gasket/seal is stapled on and doesn't feel like it will stay attached for very long. And I have no faith it can withstand a drop into the bottom of the sink. I do like the size. It fits on shorter refrigerator shelves than the 24-oz jars do, which is very handy. But because it is wider, it can slip from smaller hands when being moved or washed. I don't think I would buy this again - at least not for the price I paid - but it will be my main sourdough starter container for now.