Glass Jars With Wooden Lid
$21.99
Glass Jars with Wooden Lids for Pantry Storage
Half-open bags of pasta, coffee that goes stale and a pantry shelf where you cannot tell what is in each container: most kitchens deal with all three. Glass jars with wooden lids put every dry ingredient on display in a jar that closes tightly and looks good enough to leave out on an open shelf.
These glass jars with wooden lids are made from borosilicate glass and topped with natural wood lids. If you are looking for glass jars with lids that look good on an open shelf, the clear, thick-walled body lets you see exactly how much coffee, sugar or pasta is left, and the tight-fitting lid helps protect dry foods from air and humidity. Choose from three sizes: 175 ml, 250 ml and 380 ml.
Why you'll love these glass jars with wooden lids
- Know when to restock: see at a glance when coffee, sugar or rice is running low.
- A tidy, matching look: all three sizes share the same 65 mm diameter, so they line up neatly.
- No lingering smells: glass does not absorb odors, so a jar that held coffee can hold sugar next.
- Easy to clean: the glass is dishwasher and microwave safe (remove the wooden lid first).
Size guide: which glass storage jar do you need?
| Size | Fluid ounces | US cups | Height × diameter | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 175 ml | about 5.9 fl oz | about 3/4 cup | 80 × 65 mm (3.1 × 2.6 in) | Spices, herbs, salt, baking soda, seeds, loose-leaf tea |
| 250 ml | about 8.5 fl oz | about 1 cup | 100 × 65 mm (3.9 × 2.6 in) | Coffee beans, sugar, nuts, dried fruit, snacks |
| 380 ml | about 12.8 fl oz | about 1 1/2 cups | 150 × 65 mm (5.9 × 2.6 in) | Rice, oats, cereal, daily-use flour, spaghetti broken in half, cookies |
All three sizes share the same 65 mm (2.6 in) diameter, so they line up neatly side by side and the lids look uniform on a shelf. Many kitchens use a mix of sizes: small spice jars on the spice shelf and larger jars on the counter for the ingredients used every day. Need to switch between cups and milliliters? Use our free cups to mL converter.
Glass vs. plastic storage containers
| Glass jars with wooden lids | Plastic containers | |
|---|---|---|
| See what is inside | Yes, fully clear | Often cloudy over time |
| Holds smells | No | Can absorb coffee and spice smells |
| BPA | BPA free | Depends on the plastic |
| Look on open shelves | Natural wood and glass | Functional |
| Weight | Heavier | Lighter |
Product details
- Jar material: borosilicate glass, BPA free
- Lid: natural wood, tight-fitting
- Sizes: 175 ml (80 mm tall), 250 ml (100 mm tall), 380 ml (150 mm tall), all 65 mm in diameter
- Best for: dry and wet foods such as pasta, flour, coffee, sugar, spices, cereal and tea leaves
Care tips
The glass jars are dishwasher and microwave safe. Remove the wooden lid first: wood should be wiped clean or washed by hand and dried completely, and it should never go in the microwave. Make sure the jar is fully dry before refilling it with flour, sugar or other dry ingredients, so they do not clump.
Frequently asked questions
Are glass jars with wooden lids airtight?
The wooden lid is designed to close tightly, which helps keep dry foods fresh longer and limits air and moisture. For foods that go stale very quickly, such as crackers in a humid kitchen, use them up within a few weeks.
Can I store spices in these jars?
Yes. The 175 ml size is a practical spice jar, and the clear glass makes labels optional.
Are these jars good for coffee beans?
Yes, for daily use. For the best flavor, keep coffee jars away from direct sunlight and heat.
Shipping: delivery to the US takes about 10 to 18 days. To the rest of the world, up to 32 days.
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