The Dairy ShoppeHeavy Glass Milk Bottles 2 Quart (64 Oz) Jugs with Extra Lids & FREE Pour Spout! (2, 64 oz)

I was reusing gallon milk jugs to make iced tea, but concerned about heating the plastic and also they would get funky after a while. I looked for a while for a glass jug that was the same shape, but all I could find was ones with huge bottoms that would take up too much fridge door space and be too heavy. This pair has solved all of that. They’re light and easy to grip and they fit in the door no problem.They come with two different types of lids. I thought both would be silicone but only the spout one is; the other is hard plastic. I don’t use the spout as it’s a little awkward, but do I use that lid because the other one doesn’t come off as easily when you want it too.If using for hot tea, be sure to wait for it to cool before putting it in the fridge and don’t put hot liquid in it while it’s still cold from the fridge. I haven’t had anything happen but I know glass doesn’t like big temperature swings. Well worth taking these precautions to keep them in good shape.

I have used this product for milk and for orange juice and have no complaints at all. It saves space in my refrigerator which is a big plus. They are really built well and come with multiple lids, which was a bonus. I cannot see anyone going wrong if they purchase this jug.

The order came with 2 nice, thicker glass, 1/2 gallon size glass containers, 4 reusable flexible plastic seals (tested), 2 reusable silicone pour spouts, and both containers came with sturdy carry handles installed.These remind me of the "old school" glass milk containers. The glass is also molded to provide a slip proof way to handle the containers. The containers are a good size to fit into a typical refrigerator door to keep beverages like tea, juices, water, and lemonade chilled.Since the containers are sealable I will be using them to store consumable distilled water which I will mainly use for making coffee after I have added the good trace minerals back into the water. With the glass containers I do not have to worry about BPA's or plastic taste leaching into the pure water with these glass containers.

When I was a kid in the 90’s my family had daily milk delivery from Rosenbergers Dairy in the suburban Philadelphia area. I remember placing the identical empty bottles into the milk box on the porch for my Mom and grabbing the ice cold replacements the next day. Now that I live in rural Missouri I found a neighbor who is selling raw whole milk and I couldn’t resist. She sells it in gallon and half gallon mason jars that are a real pain to pour from. Found these bottles and bought a funnel to transfer and they work perfectly. We loved them so much that we ordered another 2 so that we can always have a fresh set of bottle to fill while the others are washing and sanitizing. My only complaint is that my toddler loves to grab the covers off the silicone pour caps (which are awesome for my older kids to pour without making a mess) and has lost one of them. Can’t find anything to replace it with so I’m one cap down. We just bought some of the land around our house and are considering raising our own dairy cow and using these bottles to sell milk in as well.

This is exactly what I was looking for