Kilner Round Swing Top Glass Jar | 12 oz

Kilner Round Swing Top Glass Jar | 12 oz

• SIZE | The jar capacity is 0.35 Litre / 350 ml which is the ideal size for preserving marmalades, jams, lemon curds and storing dry foods like seeds and nuts
• DURABILITY | Made from high-quality sodalime glass with pristine clarity and consistent wall thickness ensuring no weak points, this jar is dishwasher safe, Do not pour boiling water directly into the jar
• SUSTAINABLE GLASS | Kilner glass is made from natural ingredients so no harmful chemicals or toxins can leak into the food, Glass is BPA free and does not absorb odours, flavours or stains, Not only is glass a healthier option, it is made to last and never for single use
• THE KILNER STORY | The original Kilner Jar, invented by John Kilner and Co, in England is as much loved and successful now as it was over 180 years ago

<p><b>The original and the best, all other brands are substitutes.</b></p> <p>This ever popular Kilner 12 fl oz Round Clip Top storage jar has the Kilner brand embossed on the front of the jar and is finished with an orange rubber seal. This jar is perfect for home-canning as well as storing dry food stuffs such as rice, flour, tea and coffee and more. Measuring 4-inches high by 3-1/2-inches wide, this jar is made of high quality glass that is simple to clean for continued use through the years.</p> <p>The original Kilner jar, first invented by John Kilner and Co in the 1840s in England, is as much-loved and successful now as it was 170 years ago. Its long-lasting popularity is owed to its unique pressure seal and iconic design. Put simply, households all over the world trust it to successfully preserve and pickle their fruit and vegetables. A surge in popularity for preserving home-grown fruit and vegetables has catapulted the Kilner jar into the limelight in recent times. Now, not only is the Kilner jar an essential for the kitchen, but has become a statement of style around the home and office. Made in England, Kilner has been successfully canning fruit & vegetables since 1842.</p>