January 2025: We've stopped selling glass jars and bottles.
Rosie says
Rosie says
'Thank you for your orders over the years, your friendship and support - but hey, we're not going anywhwere, just changing course slightly.
We're here for our signature jar lids and labels, ingredients, videos, recipes, magazine and books.
Rosie is able to offer advice and help with your preserving questions and we will be concentrating on pressure canners, equipment, teaching and workshops. We have supplies of all things pressure canning including le-parfait jars and seals.
For your glass supplies we are recommending Wares of Knutsford who will be able to supply the same products that we had, they are very friendly and will be happy to help.
For your first order they have been kind enough To offer a discount of 20% If you use the code LOVEJARS20'
Jam Jars Round Glass 190ml (x128) without Lids
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Everything quality of jars delivery could not be better.Thanks to all.
Richard L
Richard L
Specification
Dimensions
Capacity
8oz #
Capacity
190 ml
Diameter
68 mm
Height
82 mm
Dimensions are nominal and may be subject change by the manufacturers without notice. #Capacity conversions are based on Jam.
Description
Ref: JJRD-190M-NL
The 190ml panelled, confusingly called the 190ml round by us - sorry - is by a very long way, the most popular jar in the schoolyard.
Always at a great price it fills easily and the size means that your product stays on the right side of expensive. Jams are expensive to make as a rule, chutneys not so much, so they would go in a one size larger jar.
When I was going to shows regularly I would price jams and chutneys all the same to make it easy to do on-the-hoof - offers. Trev could alway be found enticing customers to our stand
with his '£3 each, or 3 for £10' offer! We never actually charged that of course but it stopped a lot of people in their tracks.
Always at a great price it fills easily and the size means that your product stays on the right side of expensive. Jams are expensive to make as a rule, chutneys not so much, so they would go in a one size larger jar.
When I was going to shows regularly I would price jams and chutneys all the same to make it easy to do on-the-hoof - offers. Trev could alway be found enticing customers to our stand
with his '£3 each, or 3 for £10' offer! We never actually charged that of course but it stopped a lot of people in their tracks.
