This jar doesn’t have a way for the ring to screw on. I don’t understand how you could seal something in it, especially in a water bath or pressure cooker. Anybody know?
by wrapperedup
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AnyOtherSummer
I believe that’s from the era of wax sealing jars… no longer considered food-safe. My mother used them for jellies in the 70s. The lids didn’t screw on.
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I acquired a bunch of these when an acquaintance downsized her canning collection. Use as informal drinking or wine glasses, votive holders, dessert cups, and flower vases.
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I believe that’s from the era of wax sealing jars… no longer considered food-safe. My mother used them for jellies in the 70s. The lids didn’t screw on.
I acquired a bunch of these when an acquaintance downsized her canning collection. Use as informal drinking or wine glasses, votive holders, dessert cups, and flower vases.