Weck 742 1/2 L Mold Jar
The Weck 742 ½ L Mold Jar is popular for candles, smoothies, canning, coffee, juice and overnight oats.
Featuring removable, rust-free glass lids with sealing gaskets to keep your goods airtight, this jar yields a wide opening—making it ideal for food storage, meal prepping, juices, overnight oats, leftovers, and the like. The Weck Company began developing its home-canning method for glass jars in Oflingen, Germany in the early 1900s—long before our love of pickling and preserving started. Now they make some of the most tried-and-true jars on the market for preserving, storing, and serving.
Product prices change frequently. A product you receive may bear an outdated tag showing a price different than listed. The price on this site and on your receipt is the correct and applicable price, regardless of the tag on a product you receive.The Weck 742 ½ L Mold Jar is popular for candles, smoothies, canning, coffee, juice and overnight oats.
Featuring removable, rust-free glass lids with sealing gaskets to keep your goods airtight, this jar yields a wide opening—making it ideal for food storage, meal prepping, juices, overnight oats, leftovers, and the like. The Weck Company began developing its home-canning method for glass jars in Oflingen, Germany in the early 1900s—long before our love of pickling and preserving started. Now they make some of the most tried-and-true jars on the market for preserving, storing, and serving.
Product prices change frequently. A product you receive may bear an outdated tag showing a price different than listed. The price on this site and on your receipt is the correct and applicable price, regardless of the tag on a product you receive.Original: $5.60
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$1.68Description
The Weck 742 ½ L Mold Jar is popular for candles, smoothies, canning, coffee, juice and overnight oats.
Featuring removable, rust-free glass lids with sealing gaskets to keep your goods airtight, this jar yields a wide opening—making it ideal for food storage, meal prepping, juices, overnight oats, leftovers, and the like. The Weck Company began developing its home-canning method for glass jars in Oflingen, Germany in the early 1900s—long before our love of pickling and preserving started. Now they make some of the most tried-and-true jars on the market for preserving, storing, and serving.
Product prices change frequently. A product you receive may bear an outdated tag showing a price different than listed. The price on this site and on your receipt is the correct and applicable price, regardless of the tag on a product you receive.
