Acacia Wood Screw Top Glass Jar - 100ml

Description

Bring style and organisation to your kitchen with our 100ml Acacia Wood Glass Jar. Combining the natural beauty of acacia wood with crystal-clear borosilicate glass, these premium jars are perfect for storing all your dry ingredients while adding a warm, modern touch to your shelves.

Crafted from durable, high-quality borosilicate glass, each jar is finished with a beautifully grained acacia wood screw-top lid featuring an airtight seal to help keep your ingredients fresh for longer. The clear glass makes it easy to see exactly what's inside, so finding your favourite spices is quick and effortless.

Designed with both style and practicality in mind, these compact jars are stackable, making them ideal for maximising storage in kitchens and pantries of any size. The glass jar is dishwasher safe (without lid and custom vinyl labels), while the acacia wood lid can be easily wiped clean with a damp cloth.

Whether you're creating a beautifully organised spice drawer or displaying your pantry essentials on open shelving, these elegant glass storage jars offer the perfect combination of functionality and timeless design.

Perfect for storing:

• Herbs
• Ground spices
• Whole spices
• Seasonings
• Sprinkles
  

* Acacia Wood Lid Disclaimer *

Our dark acacia lids are crafted from natural acacia wood. As a result, each lid is completely unique. Variations in colour, grain patterns, wood texture, knots, and natural markings are normal and should be expected. These characteristics are not considered faults or defects, they are part of the natural beauty of acacia wood.

While we aim to represent our products as accurately as possible, actual lid colour and appearance may/will differ from product photos due to natural material variation, lighting, and screen displays.

As we produce the items in different batches, differences in fit, tone, or finish may also occur between batches.

By purchasing our acacia products, you acknowledge and accept these natural variations.

Features & Benefits

• Airtight Acacia Wood Lid: Keeps your herbs and spices fresher for longer with a secure, natural seal.
• Premium Borosilicate Glass: Durable and crystal clear, showcasing your ingredients in style.
• Space-Saving Design: Stackable for efficient storage in small kitchens and pantries.
• Easy Cleaning: Dishwasher-safe glass and hand-washable wood lid for effortless maintenance.
• Versatile Storage: Perfect for spices, herbs, coffee beans, tea leaves, sprinkles, and more.
• Eco-Friendly Choice: Sustainable acacia wood adds a touch of nature to your kitchen.

Dimensions: 6.4cm x 6.4cm x 6.5cm
Volume: 100ml
Material: Acacia wood and glass, plastic insert lid

Size Guide

Acacia Wood Shaker Spice Jars 125ml - Packets up to 75g
Acacia Wood Glass Jar - 100ml -  Packets up to 50g
Acacia Wood Glass Jar 250ml  - Packets up to 100g
Acacia Wood Glass Jar 500ml  - Packets up to 250g
Acacia Wood Glass Jar 1L -  Packets up to 500g
Acacia Wood Glass Pasta Jar 1.2L  - Packets up to 750g
Acacia Wood Glass Jar 2L  - Packets up to 1.5kg

Important Information

About Acacia

Acacia is a natural material. Each piece is unique and will vary slightly in appearance. Colour variations occasionally occur in Acacia throughout its life, however, this is a natural characteristic and not a product defect. All our Acacia products are treated with a varnish providing a good coating on the surface of the product, giving it a soft sheen finish and protecting it from moisture. In saying that, as it is a natural product, the Acacia should not be washed or be left wet for a long period of time. 

DO NOT submerge Acacia in water. Only wipe with damp cloth then dry with a tea towel.

If your products do go mouldy, to clean use distilled vinegar to rub off the mould and leave it to sit for an hour. Wipe the area clean with water and allow the surface to dry.

Glass Care

Please fill jars with caution, the heavy impact of some ingredients especially 500g fettuccine/spaghetti could break the bottom of the jar. Be careful when using sharp or hard objects in the glass. The glass is fragile and it may crack upon impact. Glass jars are dishwasher safe (without the vinyl label and Acacia lid) but hand washing is recommended.

FAQ's

Is it safe to store all dry goods in glass containers?

Yes, most dry goods can be safely stored in glass jars. Glass is an inert material that won't leach chemicals into your food like some plastics can. It's also non-porous, so it won't absorb moisture or odours from other foods.

How do I clean and sterilise glass jars before using them?

Wash the jars thoroughly with hot, soapy water. Rinse them well and dry them completely. Let the glass containers cool completely before using them.

What size and type of glass jars should I use?

The size and type of glass containers you choose will depend on your needs and preferences. For try goods it is essential to have airtight containers to keep out any pests and keep the food fresher for longer. The best pantry storage containers are versatile allowing for a range of sizes to store different packet sizes.

How do I label my glass jars?

There are a few different ways to label your glass jars. You can use custom labels, sticker labels, or even write directly on the jars with a permanent marker (be mindful that this option will wear down over time as you pick up the glass containers). Be sure to include the name of the food and add a used by date sticker.

How long can I store dry goods in glass jars?

Most dry goods can be stored in glass jars for several months, or even years, if they are stored in a cool, dark place. However, it's always best to check the expiration date on the original packaging before transferring the food to a glass jar.

Here are some additional tips for storing dry goods in glass containers:

• Use airtight lids: This will help keep out moisture and pests.
• Fill the jars to the brim: This will help to displace air and prevent spoilage.
• Store the jars in a cool, dark place: This will help to prolong the shelf life of your food.
• Rotate your stock: Use the older items first and keep the newer items at the back of the pantry.