
Ball Wide Mouth Pint Mason Canning Jars 12-Count Box
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26% under what the other stores charge
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These are 16-ounce wide-mouth glass canning jars from Ball, sold with lids and bands. The wide opening makes them easy to fill and clean, and they are a staple for water-bath canning of high-acid foods like pickles, salsa, and jams. They also work well for dry storage and meal prep. Compared with regular-mouth jars, the wider mouth is more forgiving when packing whole fruit or chunky mixtures. Owners often note the jars are sturdy and seal reliably, though some wish the lids were more durable for reuse.
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Lowest price we've seen: $11.19 on Nov 12 at Blain's Farm & Fleet. Tracked across 14 stores since Nov 12.
Reviewers generally find these jars reliable for canning and everyday storage. Many appreciate the wide mouth for easy filling, though some mention the lids can rust over time.
This is a 12-count box of Ball wide mouth pint canning jars. Each jar holds 16 oz (473 ml) and comes with a lid and band. The jars are BPA free and made in the U.S.A.
The jars are used for home preserving with the water bath method for high-acid foods such as tomatoes, pickles, salsa, jelly, pie filling, jam, fruit and chutney. They can also be used with the pressure canning method for low-acid foods such as green beans, carrots, beets, meat, fish and poultry. Sealed jars can be stored in a pantry for up to 18 months, with or without the bands.
To can, fill hot jars following a tested recipe, wipe the rim, center a new lid and twist on the band until fingertip tight. Process the jars for the time the recipe specifies, adjusting for altitude. After cooling for 12 to 24 hours, press the center of each lid to check the seal. A sealed lid does not flex up or down.

