Jars

IMPORTANT: We have noticed a fair amount of enquiries about selling jars wholesale on pallets. Please be advised that we have 545 ml, 500 ml, 350 ml and 235 ml jars on offer in bulk wholesale quantities....

The trend for pasteurised takeaway dishes is booming - it's time for glass jars and comfort food style dishes. Much of the HoReCa industry has decided to introduce pasteurised takeaway dishes in glass jars to their menus. During the lockdown, the trend of dishes from jars strengthened. For many, soup from a glass jar has sentimental value, it is so-called comfort food. Such a name connotes well. In addition, because the jar is transparent, the food is tempting at first glance.

Eating dishes out of glass has many advantages. The 350ml jars are super versatile. During the photo shoot of our jars, ideas were multiplying as to what to put inside.

In restaurants, catering companies, bars or at home, you can use a 500 ml glass jar for preserves, pasteurising, pickling or serving a fresh salad. Glass jars can be used for takeaway dishes or serving directly to the table. Any substance, even acidic ones, can be served in a glass jar. Are 60 ml jars suitable for shots? Believe it - we were at the Pasibus Festival and there, shots were served in such mini 60 ml jars. It made an impression on us.

Glass jars are ideal for preserves also at home. Glass jars are needed all year round in the kitchen. By following the biodynamic calendar, the gardener's lunar calendar, you will get extremely precise indications of when is the best time to harvest fruit.

We need juice bottles all year round , as well as glass jars with screw caps.

Additional use: they can be used for loose products such as spices, teas, coffees, cereals, sugar or nuts and sweets. Stored loose products in glass jars are fresher and more aromatic for longer.

Contact us to agree on terms and conditions and to purchase the glass jar that best suits your business character. We will match each jar with a cap that fits like a glove.