5 Star Home Warehouse Borosilicate Glass Jar With Bamboo Lid

I love these jars! The spoon slot is key and keeps everything in order, and the airtight lids make these so versatile so I can use them in the fridge or the pantry. These stack on top of each other too so they don’t take up a ton of space.

super cute. small enough to be a sugar or coffee/tea jar.
Very nice paired with cutting board and plant

These glass jars tend more towards aesthetics than function based on their smaller size and thin walls. They’d work well in the bathroom for something like bath salts or cotton balls. In the kitchen, they’d work for rice, treats, or similar.

Borosilicate glass is tougher than regular glass, but is still prone to shattering. Its far better with changes in temperature, but I don’t think any of my uses will take advantage of those properties.

The lids fit well but aren’t fully airtight – try putting something like vinegar in one of these, closing the lid, and waiting a day. For me, I could still smell the vinegar even though there was none on the lid.

The loops on the side provide a convenient place to store the included spoons. The spoons are long enough to reach the bottom of the jars, but that means that they’re too long to rest naturally in the wide loops. If the jars are flat on a counter, the spoons will slip to the side in a way that doesn’t look great. It looks much better if the loop is over the edge of a counter so the spoon can hang down.

For $5 a jar, these are a decent value. My preference would be to pay a bit more and have thicker glass.

I ordered these to organize my Epsom salt collection. They are nice looking, and have a decent seal on yhe lid. However, the wooden spoons are more for looks than usability. They barely hold a teaspoon and the handles are longer than the jar itself.