5 Beautiful Glass Food Storage Jars For An Organized Pantry

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We've rounded up our favorite 5 beautiful glass food storage jars and containers for plastic free food storage, and a well organized pantry.

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[Healthy Choice] The airtight glass canisters with lids set is made of food-grade high borosilicate glass, which is healthier than plastic jars.

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Jars with Airtight Lids for Freshness: Many jars have bamboo lids but not all can boast a rubber seal that's truly airtight. The satisfying pop on opening tells you it has been hermetically sealed - something you'll find in the best kitchen canisters. Air and odors stay out completely. Borosilicate Glass Is Versatile and Easy to Clean: Did you know that glass isn't just glass. Borosilicate glass (aka space shuttle glass) is designed to withstand temperature changes without breaking.

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