🥫 Seal your flavor, savor your style.
This 8-pack of Ball Wide Mouth Quart Mason Jars offers 32 oz. capacity with BPA-free glass and airtight lids that preserve freshness for up to 18 months. Made in the USA, these sturdy, versatile jars are perfect for canning, gifting, crafting, and stylish storage.
| Recommended Uses For Product | Sauce, Pickles |
| Special Feature | Sturdy |
| Container Shape | Round |
| Is Dishwasher Safe | No |
| Material Type Free | BPA Free |
| Item Package Quantity | 1 |
| Item Weight | 2 Pounds |
| Item Volume | 32 Fluid Ounces |
| Unit Count | 8.0 Count |
| Is Microwaveable | Yes |
| Manufacturer | Ball |
| Size | 8 Pack |
| UPC | 014400100772 |
| Closure Type | Bands |
| Part Number | 2155658 |
| Item Weight | 2 pounds |
| Product Dimensions | 20 x 20 x 20 inches |
| Country of Origin | USA |
| Item model number | 2155658 |
| Style | Wide Mouth |
| Pattern | Mason Jars |
| Shape | Round |
| Number Of Pieces | 24 |
| Special Features | Sturdy |
| Included Components | Includes eight 32 oz. Wide Mouth quart jars with lids and bands |
| Batteries Included? | No |
| Batteries Required? | No |
| Number of Sets | 8 |
B**
Love these jars for fruit
I love these. They seal really tight. I clean my fruit right when I get them and store my berries in the jars. My fruit lasts days longer than usual. The size is perfect for my fruit. Highly recommend@
O**.
Ball/ Mason jars
Nice glass storage containers for my pantry and fridge. Well made. Delivered saf e ly.
K**A
Ball 32 oz wide mouth🥇
I was hesitant to get these because of the chance of receiving a shattered shipment. I ordered directly from Ball through Amazon and I am super impressed and pleased with my purchase. I ordered the set of 8 wide mouth 32 ouncers. Box within a box, individually bubble wrapped, xxtra bubble around ALL sides on the inside. Delivered a day early, up 2 flights of stairs to my doormat. Bravo Amazon driver and Ball!
J**W
Old time classic Bell Jars are still the best!
What grandma put her pickles and beets in!
S**A
quality
i am able to fit many food items in here and drink from it.
M**.
Truly, how can any cook have too many Ball jars?
I love to cook, and I love Ball jars. I no longer “can,” as in “putting up”. But here’s an interesting question: why did I recently buy more one-quart Ball jars from Amazon after having bought a flat of 12 at my local hardware store several years ago? Because 1) I have so many jars already employed in my refrigerator holding grains and rices; and in my freezer holding partially-cooked ingredients; and 2) of course, a good host loves to send guests home with goodies, and liquids travel in Ball jars. I have Ball jars in my freezer with so many partially-cooked ingredients ready to go into my next casserole: blanched greens, sweet corn, aquafaba, and more…..and then the grains and rices after their containers were partially opened: hello, folks, yes, you DO need to refrigerate any and all grains/rices in the fridge—especially after they’re opened, and for that you need a Ball jar. Although I no longer “can” with Ball jars, I do send a lot of stuff away in Ball jars, and I even gave 3 empty quart jars to a neighbor who asked if I “had any extras” because she wanted to embark on making bone broth.
B**.
Cheaper at Publix!
Great jars! I just found them cheaper at my local Publix.
K**L
Canning jars are heavier, sturdier than many other brands.
These canning jars seem to me to be heavier and better quality than some other canning jars.
