Sunpet Jar, Multicolor, J0300

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Don't buy this product its only 1 piece instead of 6........i bought 24pcs and received only 4

I hurd many things from peoples but I got the original thing and on time I happy with uu ..

I've captured many a wild and feral ingredient in these jars, many of which sit in half used bags in my baking cupboard, rare and endangered species such as flour (self-raising AND plain). Sod the snow leopard, the year of the 2020 pandemic was all about preserving baking goods!!If you did venture out, because you couldn't stay up until 02:00 in the morning waiting for a delivery slot to appear, you could, on vary rare occasions, see the milled and bagged grain in it's natural habitat, or "shelf" as it's more commonly known, but, it was more than likely a mirage, because flour was like rocking horse s**t during lockdown of 2020.Anyway, for those of you who did manage to source, and needed to smarten up the cupboard then these are a perfect solution, but don't tell too many people because they'll all just panic buy for no reason at all and there will be zero stock before you know it, and it will be like toilet roll / pasta / tinned tomatoes / eggs / milk / flour - gate.Back to the jars, they're such good value for money, I've bought loads, honestly, if it's not moving, it's going in one of these jars!!I'd also recommend investing in some Sharpie pens, I write on the lid the contents, such as sugar, ground almonds, flour (but that jars empty of course and will be until people stop this madness) then you're never at a loss thinking, "what's in the jar" ("What's in the jar!! "What's in the jar!! Reference to the end scene of the film Seven there, if you replace the work jar with box).Plastic jars, very useful, although you probably won't get a waffle in one, they're still versatile though!!

so nice I Like This bottle🖒💘😁

We booked a holiday to Iceland - and then we realised how expensive Iceland is (seriously, £100 for a basic meal out ...) So we decided that we would cut back on clothing and take a couple of suitcases filled with food instead, enough to last the week. Part of the plan involved taking just enough of the varous runny essentials - jam, honey, peanut butter, marmite, pickle, chocolate spread - we didn't have space for full jars but these little pots did the job perfectly. I was scared they would leak so I created a sellotape seal around them and put them in a ziplock bag for the journey, but my fears were unfounded - not a single drop lost and they all arrived in perfect condition. They're even small enough that we can take similar essentials if we're travelling with hand luggage only.

These are brilliant. I have managed to decant, and store all of my dry food stuffs in one place!! Easy to clean, easy to label. I have several sizes and they are a fraction of the price of the usual glass ones. I wash them by hand as I read the reviews about dishwashing disasters. Would not use these for any liquid storage, as the lids are not as lock-tight as they would need to be, in my opinion. Would definitely recommend for anyone looking for a cheaper alternative to larder organisation.