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This 190ml (8oz) round glass jam jar measures approximately 7.5cm high, with a base width of approximately 6.5cm. Each jar is supplied with a 63mm twi..
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With an approximate 196ml (8oz) capacity, this hexagonal jam jar measures 8.75cm high with a base width of approximately 6cm. The glass jar is supplie..
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This 345ml (1lb) glass honey jar measures approximately 9.5cm high with a base width of 7.5cm. Each jar is supplied with a 70mm gold metal screw cap.
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This 280ml (12oz) hexagonal jam jar measures 9.75cm high and approximately 7cm across the base. Each glass jar is supplied with a 63mm twist-off lid, ..
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This black tamper evident Marasca cap fits 100ml Marasca bottles, providing a matching closure.
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This Luve glass bottle has an approximate capacity of 500ml and is made from clear glass. It measures approximately 30.1cm high with a base width of a..
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This Bonta glass jar has an approximate capacity of 277ml and is supplied with a twist-off lid, available in a choice of two colours. Its neat shape p..
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This 70mm deep twist-off lid is designed specifically for the Elena jars we sell and is not suitable for other jar ranges. Available in a gold or blac..
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Which lids go with jam, honey and pickle jars?
The right lid is the one that matches your jar's neck size, not its capacity. As a rule of thumb from our range: 43mm for mini jam jars, 48mm and 58mm for small hexagonal jars, 63mm for the classic round and hexagonal jam jars up to 1lb, 66mm for the Hero jar, 70mm for 16oz pickle jars and 1lb honey ja..
18 Oct
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Homemade Christmas hampers: 12 gift ideas in jars and bottles
A homemade hamper is one of the most personal Christmas presents you can give. A jar of your own marmalade, a bottle of sloe gin or a jar of spiced nuts shows real thought, and a good jar or bottle with a neat label makes it look properly finished. Here are 12 ideas to mix and match for ..
13 Oct
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What are the best bottles for cordial, juice and squash?
The best bottle depends on how your drink is drunk. For most small producers, a 750ml bottle is the natural home for cordial and squash, which are diluted and poured over weeks, while 250ml and 330ml bottles suit ready-to-drink juice and single servings, and a 500ml bottle sits neatly in a sh..
02 Oct
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What size milk bottles work for retail and doorstep?
The best milk bottle size depends on who is drinking it and how it reaches them. For most small dairies and farm shops, a 1 litre bottle is the everyday size for doorstep rounds, vending machines and family kitchens, a 500ml bottle suits grab-and-go retail, cafés and flavoured milk, and a 250ml b..
25 Sep
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What size gin and spirit bottles are best for selling?
The best gin or spirit bottle size depends on how you sell and who you sell to. For most small producers, a 700ml bottle is the everyday retail size customers expect on UK shelves, a 50ml to 100ml miniature suits samples, tasting kits and gifts, and a 200ml to 500ml bottle works for half bottle..
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What Size Honey Jars Are Best for Selling?
What size honey jars are best for selling?
The best honey jar size for selling depends on your target audience and sales channels. Common sizes include small jars (50g–250g) for gift sets, medium jars (300g–500g) for retail sales, and large jars (1kg or more..
24 Jun
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As the Summer approaches thoughts turn to the busiest season of the year for weddings, and how we can help with providing the little things to make a big difference on your special day. Whether your theme is rustic, chic or boho the glass we provide for favours, tables and flowers could make all the difference to just how stunning your room looks.
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22 Jul
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Have you ever thought about making your own cider? It's a natural process that looks after itself so it's quite easy but it will probably need a bit of attention to get it just how you want it.
There are so many different ciders ranging from the notorious cloudy rough stuff that gave cider a bad name through to highly sophisticated drinks made us..
28 Jun
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My recipe is made over two days and keeps for at least a year. Once the cordial has been poured into bottles, sterilise it in a water bath. Fill the bottles leaving a 2.5cm (1in) gap at the top. Screw the tops, then give them a quarter turn so that the bottles are loosely sealed. Create a false bottom in a pan, tall and wide enough to hold the ..
02 Dec
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Mincemeat has a history traceable back to the late seventeenth century following Cromwell’s two-year ban on Christmas festivities. After his death and once Christmas had been reinstated as a festival, the mincemeat we know today was introduced—a product with a quantity of vine fruits, sugar, citrus peel, suet or equivalent fat, and optional alcoho..