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Kitchen Storage

Kitchen Storage is essential for a clean and tidy work space. Whether its for storing food, making jams, preserving meat and vegetables, we have a fantastic range of kitchen storage products.


What Are Ball Jars Commonly Used For In The Kitchen ?

Ball branded jars are versatile and commonly used for various kitchen storage needs. They are ideal for home canning of fruits, vegetables, jams, and sauces, making them perfect for preserving seasonal produce. These jars are also great for storing pantry staples such as rice, beans, pasta, and flour, keeping dry goods fresh and organized. In the refrigerator, Ball jars are suitable for keeping leftovers, sauces, and other perishable items. Additionally, they can be used as beverage containers for water, smoothies, and iced beverages. Beyond storage, Ball jars are popular in home decor, often used to hold candles, flowers, or as part of DIY projects

How Do I Clean Ball Jars ?

To clean Ball jars, hand wash them using warm soapy water and a sponge or brush. While Ball jars are dishwasher safe, ensure they are securely placed to avoid breakage during the cycle. Additionally, inspect the rubber seals and lids for any damage and replace them if necessary to maintain a proper seal and ensure food safety

What Sizes Can I Get The Ball Jars In ?

Ball jars come in various sizes, each suited for different storage needs. The 16 oz (490 ml) jars, are sold in packs of six, are great for pickles, vegetables, and larger quantities of sauces, making them ideal for preserving small batches of homemade condiments or fresh produce. On the other hand, the 32 oz (946 ml) jars, are available in packs of four, are perfect for larger batches of preserves and dry goods storage. These quart-sized jars provide ample space for storing bulkier items or higher-volume recipes, such as canning larger fruits and vegetables or storing pantry staples like flour, rice, and pasta