KitchenCraftHome Made Preserving Jars with Lids, Glass, 1 L, Set of 6

From £2.45 to £6.99 in just one year… what happened to the world. Aside, it’s a good Jar but not worth that hefty tag price.

Too expensive for what it is. Not quite as thick as a Kilner, but cheaper (still not 'cheap', considering how many jam jars are mindlessly thrown away each day). It's still good, the two-part lid is fun if you want to swap the disk out and use mesh for sprouting seeds etc.Can handle boiling water, but i'd still put a metal table spoon in the jar as you pour it to absorb some of that heat. I've bought another one...just wish it wasn't add-on only...and that it was 50p cheaper. No 2 litre options?

Needed some strong glass jars to use to make table-centre-piece flower displays. These serve the exact purpose I required.

Great

Great for storing my milk kefir! HOWEVER! I have been shaking it when the kefir starts to separate and because kefir hates/loves metal it actually started to make the lid rust! So if you make kefir don't let it touch the metal parts.

These jars are a exellent value for money very well made got 4 of them and can quite happly say i would buy again :)

Extremely happy with this purchase. This isn't just a jar it is a MASON JAR!Brilliant for canning jam or marmalade! It is also perfect for juices and smoothies, which is what I primarily use it for. Does everything the more expensive jars do.It has a two part lid with rubber seal. Nice big jar and excellent quality. There is no embossing on the side, just a smooth surface.It's amazing how much the price can change when you don't have the brand on it!

The measurements in the description were 21 x 13.5 x 11 whereas the actual jar is about 18 x 9.5 x 9.5 which I don’t know if it’ll be big enough for what I wanted but I’ll try it. There’s also a small dent in the lid. Other than this, it seems to be a good quality, glass jar.