Food storage

3-Pack 69oz Tall Airtight Glass Jars with Bamboo Lids

3-Pack 69oz Tall Airtight Glass Jars with Bamboo Lids

4.0/ 5

Customer rating

Average of 8 reviews

Brand MT.BAY

  • 5 stars 4
  • 4 stars 2
  • 3 stars 1
  • 2 stars 0
  • 1 star 1

Product review

Food-safe Construction & Airtight Closure: Each canister is made from non-toxic, odorless food-grade glass and closes with a black wire clamp and silicone gasket to help keep contents clean and fresh.
Three-Jar Set & Dimensions: This package contains three identical tall jars. Each jar is 13 inches tall with the lid attached and has a 4-inch diameter. Individual capacity is 69 fluid ounces.
Clear, High-Transparency Glass: The see-through glass makes it easy to check how much remains without opening the lid, so you can quickly identify contents and monitor levels.
Reusable & Simple to Clean: The glass resists staining and odor retention. Wash by hand with water and a soft cloth; lids should be wiped and gaskets removed for cleaning when needed. The jars are designed for repeated use.
Versatile Kitchen Use: Ideal for keeping long pasta, noodles, crackers, beans, rice, coffee, tea, nuts, and dried herbs organized. Their tall profile is especially suited to long items and they also make a tasteful gift for new homes or holidays.

Pros

  • Clear, thick food-grade glass
  • Airtight bamboo lids with silicone gasket
  • Generous 69 fl oz capacity per jar

Cons

  • Tall, narrow shape can tip with heavy fills
  • Wire clamp can be stiff or finicky
  • Some jars may show a film out of the box

VerdictA useful trio of tall glass canisters that present well on the counter and protect dry goods with a clamp-and-gasket seal. The thick, food-safe glass and bamboo lids make them attractive and durable for regular kitchen use. They excel for long pasta and light dry goods; however, the narrow profile can make tipping a risk with heavier contents and the metal clips sometimes require fiddling to latch

Reviews

  1. Sandy Heisey 5/5

    Works Fine for Pasta

    These jars do what I needed for holding pasta. They look nice, are leak-free, and I’m pleased with them.

  2. Oops Bought It! 4/5

    Attractive Look, Minor Flaws

    I like the appearance and size for pasta and dry goods. The glass feels sturdy and the bamboo tops look nice on the counter. Being able to see inside without opening is handy. The lids need a bit of effort to close and the seal could feel tighter. Useful overall but a few small issues.

  3. sandra mcqueen 5/5

    Clean and Decorative

    Airtight and decorative.

  4. atczeero 5/5

    Ideal for Spaghetti

    Perfect for holding spaghetti!

  5. Stephhanie 4/5

    Beautiful But Clips Can Be Fussy

    These are very attractive and free up the counter from boxed noodles. They’re extremely tall — measure under cabinets first. Each holds more than a standard box of spaghetti. My gripe is the wire latches; they snag and need fiddling to secure. Once closed they hold fine, but the clips aren’t as smooth as I’d like.

  6. Corvid 3/5

    Very Tall — Use for Light Items

    They’re exactly as described: tall, airtight canisters with a secure snap seal and pleasant appearance. The glass seems thick and durable. My concern is the thin-bottomed base; with heavier contents the high center of gravity makes them easier to tip. Great for long pasta, less ideal for heavy beans or rice without a wider base.

  7. Emerald Isle 5/5

    Pretty and Practical for Pasta

    These tall jars are excellent for uncooked spaghetti and similar pastas. They arrived intact and I washed them before use, keeping bamboo lids dry. The glass is thick and the lids have removable gaskets for cleaning. The wire latches are a bit thin and require force to snap down, but they seal once closed.

  8. JulyChic17 1/5

    Not Impressed by Finish and Fitting

    I had high hopes but was let down. Pros: fits angel hair and spaghetti. Cons: a thick film on the glass required washing to mostly remove, and one jar’s metal clamp detached during cleaning (I reattached it but it felt insecure). The latches in general are clunky and hard to fasten.

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