Traditionally used for preserving, Weck jars are also great for the presentation of salads, starters, sauces, desserts and much more.

All Weck jars come complete with lids.

Rubber seals and clamps are supplied separately and are used to create an airtight seal.

Weck jars make for attractive presentation of starters, sauces, desserts and much more Great for table top presentation or part of buffets and displays

Suitable for oven use up to 200C

Lids come included Available in a variety of sizes.

Care & Guidance -We recommend for all of our products that are intended to come into contact with foodstuffs to remove any labels or packaging and to wash, rinse and dry before first use.

Product Care: All Glasses- Do not put cold liquids straight into hot or warm glasses as this can cause cracks.

Hot Drinks Glasses- To prolong the life of hot drinks glasses and reduce the risk of thermal shock, ensure the glass is at room temperature prior to use. These glasses are suitable for Lattes and Hot Chocolates served at a maximum temperature of 65C. Using the glasses at higher temperatures increases the risk of thermal shock. We do not recommend using boiling water.

Dishwashing: Our range of glassware is designed to be washed in commercial glasswashers, except our Double Walled glasses, which should be hand washed only. To ensure the on-going quality of the product we recommend the following. All new glasses should be washed before first use. Glassware should not be washed at temperatures above 60C as this can cause debris to be baked onto the glasses during the washing process. Glasses that are found to have been cracked or chipped in use should be disposed of and not placed into the dishwasher. Non-caustic detergents should be used as caustic detergents can damage and dull the surface of the glass.

Storage: To avoid damage to glassware when not in use, we recommend storing glassware in correctly sized compartment glass racks. Do not stack glassware that is not recommended as stackable. Do not store or place cutlery in glasses as this can damage and mark the surface of the glass.