Weck Barrel Jars - 3 L

The 3L Weck Barrel Jar is the largest in the Weck Cylinder Jar collection and it's stunning!

A lovely storage container for your kitchen, perfect for sugar, flour, rice, muesli, and other dried goods... imagine this filled with homemade cookies! Also a great option for preserving lemons or large ferments.

Jars come with the glass lids shown only.

Clamps and rubber rings are NOT included.

For pantry storage, the wooden or plastic Keep Fresh lids are recommended.

For fridge storage, the Keep Fresh lids are recommended.

Included:

• Jar and glass lid included
• Clamps, rubber rings, plastic Keep Fresh lids and Weck wooden lids are not included but can be purchased separately

Rubber ring, plastic lid and wooden lid size required: Large (L)

Size: 3000 mL

Weck code: 776

Instructions for use:

• For ferments, use a rubber ring and two clamps
• For fridge storage, the plastic Keep Fresh lids are recommended

Weck Cylinder Jar features:

• Made in Germany
• Embossed with the Weck strawberry logo
• Wide mouth opening with tapered sides for easy filling
  
• Dishwasher and microwave safe
• Oven safe for temperatures up to 180°C (maximum 200°C)
  
• Can withstand a temperature difference of up to 50°C
  
• BPA free and no plastic in contact with the food
• Flat base and lid for easy stacking in storage
• No parts that will rust

Approximate jar dimensions:

• 140 mm diameter (full width of jar)
• 240 mm height (without lid in place)
  

Availability:

• Purchase singly or as a full pack of 6x 3000 mL jars
• Full pack purchases have a bulk discount applied (as per the pricing shown)

About Weck glass:

• Weck was founded in Germany in 1900 and is one of the best-known glassworks in Germany. They produce glass jars for both commercial and home use.
• Weck jars are technically known as soda-lime jars. They consist of ~70% quartz sand, 10% lime, 13% soda, and small amounts of dolomite (making it less sensitive to temperature fluctuations), feldspar and sodium sulphate (which helps to prevent the formation of bubbles). Recycled glass is a major component.