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Enhance your food storage with the Ball 1440080103 16 oz. pint plastic freezer jar with leak-resistant lid. This jar is ideal for storing and freezing jams, soups, produce, condiments, and sauces! Its 8 oz. capacity is also perfect for storing single-person-size servings for convenient portion monitoring. This square-shaped jar is durable and lightweight, and stacks securely for efficient freezer storage. It can also nest with other jars to save you cabinet space while not in use.
With its smooth sides and minimized logo, this jar offers sufficient space for labels and creative decorating, making it a great choice for gifts. Each jar includes a leak-resistant plastic lid to prevent spills and messes on your counters and in your refrigerator. Lids also feature a SureTight seal to keep contents fresh for up to 18 months, and a top viewing-window for convenient product identification. As versatile as they are ubiquitous, Ball jars serve many purposes! Fitting for farm-to-table and rustic environments, this jar can be incorporated into your indoor or outdoor decor with ease. When it comes to handmade shower or reception gifts, the possibilities are endless when they start with a Ball jar.
Overall Dimensions:
Diameter: 4 1/2"
Height: 4 1/4"
Capacity: 16 oz. (1 pint)
Attention CA Residents:
This item was made in the United States of America.
This item is free of the chemical Bisphenol A (BPA).
This item can safely be cleaned in a commercial dishwasher.
This item can withstand low temperature applications and is safe for freezer storage.
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I love these containers! They stack well and it’s easy to write on the lid with a permanent marker to label them. Just “erase” what you’ve written with a dry erase marker when relabeling. I’ve used them for freezer jam as well as leftovers!