Acrylic Spice and Sugar Jar with Airtight Silicone Seal Lid

The sugar still lives in the bag it came home in, folded over twice, and the bag has been opened so often it no longer folds. Behind it the cinnamon has gone soft and something has found the flour.

What Are the Key Features of This Acrylic Jar with an Airtight Silicone Lid?

• Acrylic, so it stays clear - it does not scratch into a milky haze the way a soft plastic tub does, and after a year of scooping you can still read the level through the wall.
• A silicone cover with a rubber ring - it squashes onto the rim and springs back, filling the gaps a hard lid would bridge, which is what makes the close airtight instead of merely snug.
• Sealed against damp and insects - the reason salt and sugar still pour in August, and the reason the flour does not quietly become somebody else's home.
• Nothing carries over - the wall does not absorb, so cumin, turmeric or cardamom leave no colour and no smell behind for whatever the jar holds next.
• Four sizes, sold one at a time - 700 ml, 1100 ml, 1400 ml or 2100 ml, so the cinnamon jar and the sugar jar can be different sizes instead of a set where half of it stands empty.

Where Can You Use This Acrylic Spice and Sugar Jar?

• Out in the open beside the cooker, where a spice jar is actually reached for
• Beside the kettle for the sugar and salt that still have to pour in August
• On a cupboard shelf for flour, rice, pasta, beans, biscuits and cereal
• In the fridge with wet contents - gravy, jam or cut fruit
• Under a wall cabinet, once you have checked the tallest size against your own clearance

Why Choose Acrylic Over Glass for a Spice Jar That Gets Dropped?

• It survives the worktop, unlike glass - and a rigid rim keeps exactly the same shape, so the seal seats identically every time you close it.
• Wet contents as readily as dry - gravy, jam and cut fruit go into the same acrylic jar as the rice and the flour, so it moves to the fridge and back.
• 250 g empty - nearly everything you lift down off the shelf is the sugar rather than the jar it is kept in.

Details

Material & Build

• Body: acrylic - hard, glass-clear, non-absorbent and rigid. If you meet the word glass in older copy for this product, ignore it: the filed material is acrylic.
• Lid: solid silicone cover with a rubber sealing ring - airtight. The store's English title says silicone and the filed attribute says acrylic; both are true of different parts, acrylic body and silicone lid seal.
• Transparent - the level is readable from across the kitchen.

Dimensions

• Capacity: 700 ml, 1100 ml, 1400 ml or 2100 ml - one jar per unit, not sold as a set. 2100 ml is the sugar and rice size that takes a whole bag in a single pour; 700 ml suits a single spice or the last of a tin of coffee.
• Weight, empty: 250 g.

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