Argon Tableware Jam Jars - 150ml - Silver



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Designed for home cooks and small-scale producers, these 150ml Argon Tableware glass jars offer a stylish, vintage-inspired storage solution for preserves, pickles, and dressings. The primary benefit is their unique octagonal shape, which enhances counter stability and shelf organization; however, users should be aware that the jars require manual sterilization before initial use to ensure food safety.
| Colour | Silver |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | ST-AT-JJ233956-WHI x 6 |
| Brand | Argon Tableware |
| Container Volume | 150ml |
Yes, these glass jars are durable enough for standard water bath canning procedures, provided you sterilize them correctly first.
Glass can be prone to cracking in the freezer. It is recommended to avoid freezing liquids in these jars unless you leave significant headspace for expansion.
Yes, the lids are designed for food safety and are free of harmful contaminants commonly found in inferior materials.
The flat sides of the octagonal jar are perfect for adhesive labels or hanging tags tied around the neck of the jar.
Yes, you can use any standard replacement screw-top lid that matches the diameter of the jar opening.
Ensure the rim of the glass jar is completely clean and free of residue before twisting the lid on.
Run the metal lid under warm water for a few seconds to expand the metal, or use a rubber grip jar opener for better leverage.
Dry the lids immediately after washing rather than letting them air dry.
To ensure your ingredients remain safe and shelf-stable, you must sterilize the jars before filling them. This can be done by washing them in hot, soapy water and then placing them in an oven at a low temperature to dry.
When filling the jars, leave a small amount of 'headspace' at the top to account for expansion. Secure the silver metal lid tightly to ensure the vacuum seal is created as the contents cool. For long-term care, we recommend hand-washing the lids to prevent water spots or finish degradation, while the glass bodies are generally dishwasher safe. Always inspect lids for any signs of rust after multiple uses and replace them if necessary to maintain a proper seal.