Reddit reviews Bormioli Rocco Fido Clear Jar, 33-3/4-Ounce
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KEEP IT FRESH: This airtight storage jar is absolutely essential for every kitchen! The glass container has a hinged lid for airtight sealing so you can perfectly preserve any dry or liquid ingredient and keep it fresh for longer. The canning jar also has a leakproof rubber gasket on its wide mouth opening for maximum security so that no mess will be made!FOR EVERY USE: You can use this convenient glass jar to store and preserve any kind of ingredient or supplies. Perfect for canning up to 1.5L capacity. Use the clear container to store spices, sugar, flour, rice and herbs in the kitchen, or even to organize beads, arts and crafts supplies, cosmetics and anything around the house!UNIQUE STYLE: The clear jar has a stylish design that is essential for every home and business. Use the classic container to serve coffee, tea, cocktails or smoothies, create unique art, place fairy lights in it and turn it into a light fixture, or store and showcase any ingredient for a unique decoration.HASSLE-FREE WASHING: No need to waste time and effort hand washing or scrubbing your glass jar clean! This clear container is dishwasher safe without the metal clamp so you can just place it in the dishwasher and keep it clean and in perfect condition at all times with no hassle!ITALIAN QUALITY: The Bormioli Rocco Group has a long tradition in glass, starting in Parma in 1825. Each and every one of our products is made in Italy with care and the finest quality materials. In fact, all the components are made in Italy, from the glass jar to the metal clamp and gasket. Out clear jars are BPA-free, strong and durable so you can always count on them for flawless results.
I make kimchi regularly but in a non-traditional way; the end result is delicious, and I find the prep to be faster/easier. Also it's vegan; I use seaweed + tamari for the fishy flavor.
Once it's all well-mixed, pack it tightly into fermenting jars with tongs; I use these jars, and keep the veggies below the water line with plastic mesh cutouts (though mine are square shaped like the bottom of the jars rather than circular like those pictured).
Then I mix up a 3% saline solution - 2 tsp salt in a pint of water. Pour water into the jars until almost full, close lids, set them on plates to catch any overflow, and wait 2-5 days (depending on ambient temp). The jars let gas escape when pressure builds up.
A single head of napa cabbage will fill about 2 quart sized jars. This is half of the batch I made a couple of days ago. Total prep time is around 20 minutes.
I use a hinged jar like one of these with the rubber seal removed. It's still pretty air tight, but the lid has enough leeway that pressure from inside can open it and let the pressure out.
http://www.amazon.com/Bormioli-Rocco-Fido-Clear-4-Ounce/dp/B0001BMYGQ
Prices are usually better in-store, and TJ Maxx family discount stores (Marshalls, HomeGoods, etc.) and Ross tend to carry them (I got a few not long ago of the linked size for $2.99/ea.), but these jars are fantastic, for allowing burping, but avoiding overflow and fizzy explosions, with no extra air lock pieces needed. Relevant link (jar 17).
I've bought some of these. They're pretty good.
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0001BMYGQ
Mason jars have no rubber gasket or silicon gasket, I always tell everyone the same thing when they ask me how I store on this sub.
Boveda 62%, 1 large every 1.5oz of flower and 1 small every 5gr.
These are the jars I use - hermetically sealed means air-tight pretty much
The sizes are in Fluid Ounces, so it's a little hard to tell how much flower fits in with that, but the 33 3/4oz version of these jars seems to me to hold around 2-2.5oz with enough room for 2 Boveda packs and without compressing the buds.
On a zero dollar budget, I got my lover a pretty great 1-year anniversary gift. I painted a cardboard box and wrote WHY I LOVE YOU on the outside, one word on each side. Then, in the box, I filled it with "100+ things I love about you". I colored the back of each piece of paper and wrote something I love about her on the other side. If I had done this different, had I more money I would have liked to put it all into a nice glass jar rather than just a cardboard box lined with felt. I gave it to her when we were camping. She ran to the bathroom and I set it out on the table and encircled it with tea light candles in the shape of a heart. Talk about cheesy...
you suck at shopping and I realy need this :P