EONJOE 2 oz Glass Dressing Containers With Lids, Sauce Jars for Lunch, 6pk

I like the size, maybe it is a bit smaller than I used to use, but the quality of the jars and the caps is great

Great size! great quality

Feliz con mis frasquitos, Me encantaron :)

These are great little jars. Mine arrived in perfect condition: nothing was missing (six jars, six lids, and each lid had its silicone seal), and none of the jars were chipped, cracked, or shattered. After hand washing them all and then letting them dry, I designated two for the cat and the rest to my general storage container area. The lids screw-on without any difficulty. When filled with water and turned upside down I detected no leaking at all. Hopefully the silicone seals hold-up well, although for my purposes I'm not too worried about these being leak proof. I like that the lids are different colors, which allows me to easily keep track of the ones I use for the cat. My main reason for ordering these was my cat's wet food diet. Bags of dry kibble were created for human convenience, NOT for the health & wellness of your domesticated feline. Kibble is less naturally nutritive (because of the baking), is devoid of moisture (not ideal in general, but even more so if there are urinary issues), and usually has way too much grain/carbohydrates in the ingredient list. Anyhow, my cat is one of the most picky eaters to ever exist, and I've found that transferring a can's contents into a different container keeps it fresher (ie. he's more likely to eat it), compared to when the leftover portions are refrigerated while still in the can. These jars allow me to split the contents of a 5.5 oz can equally into the meal I'm giving him and the 2 other portions which I refrigerate (for that same meal the following 2 days). I already had one screw-lid glass jar (an old honey container), and these gave me the other 2 wide-mouthed jars that I needed to stop using the plastic containers I'd been using (old little SnapWare's). Even if I'd been willing to ignore my aversion to plastic storage containers, both of those lids' snaps are close to failing anyways. Durability shouldn't be a problem for me, since I rarely break anything. From the looks of some of the reviews, IF you're wanting glass containers to freeze OR to microwave food in, then you should probably be looking for & purchasing something more expensive, made with Pyrex-quality glass. Since I personally will NOT be freezing nor microwaving these little jars, I will definitely be back to let you know if i DO experience breakage problems (that cannot be explained by my carelessness), and appropriately adjust my rating. Finally, the 8 oz size is plenty to store two-thirds of a 5.5 oz can of cat food (splitting a can of that size into 3 meals, as I do), and more importantly the wide mouth and short height makes these jars very easy to clean (no bottle brushes are necessary). Being short (as opposed to taller & deeper) they are fairly easy to finger-sweep and not waste as much of the contents stuck to the sides and bottom when removing the final meal from the jar. SIX ounce jars with identical lid & mouth diameters would be even MORE ideal for me; those would still easily fit about 4 ounces of food, but they'd be a bit shorter, making them even easier to reach into (for washing and finger-sweeping). The only other thing that would make these jars absolutely perfect for my needs is if the walls came straight up to the lid threads (like SOME Mason or Ball jars, where the mouth does not narrow where the lid screws on), for easier removal of the food contents with a spoon or spatula (and less need for the use of fingers).

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