Mason Jars Kit Count of 12 Set of 24
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$97.42at School Specialty, last seen Nov 2
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Our take on the Mason Jars Kit Count of 12 Set of 24
This is a 12-jar Mason jar set sold as a 24-piece kit, meaning the jars come with matching lids and bands. It covers the basics for canning, pickling, dry storage and gifting. No price was given for this listing, so compare it against the going rate for a dozen wide- or regular-mouth jars before buying.
Best forHome canners putting up tomatoes and picklesDry-goods and pantry storageGifts and party favorsFirst-time canners buying in bulk
Pros
- Twelve jars in one purchase covers a full canning batch
- Lids and bands included, so no separate lid run
- Glass is non-reactive and safe for acidic foods
- Reusable for years of storage and decor
- Standard mouth sizes fit common canning tools
Cons
- Glass is heavy and breakable in shipping
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Mason Jars Kit Count of 12 Set of 24 price history
Lowest price we've seen: $97.42 on Nov 2 at School Specialty. Tracked across 1 store since Nov 2.
Specifications
- Set
- Yes
- Style
- Jar
- Count
- 24 pieces
Questions and answers
- Is this 12 jars or 24?
- It is 12 jars sold as a 24-piece set, which counts each jar plus its lid and band. You get a dozen jars, a dozen lids and a dozen bands.
- Are the lids reusable?
- The flat lids are meant for one sealed canning run each; the bands can be reused until they rust. For dry storage, lids can be reused freely.
- Will these work in a water bath canner?
- Yes, standard glass Mason jars are made for water bath canning of high-acid foods like jams, tomatoes and pickles. Check the jar mouth size against your rack and funnel first.
- Can I freeze food in them?
- Only with headspace of about an inch, and straight-sided jars are safer than shouldered ones. Freezing to the brim can crack the glass.
- When is the best time to buy?
- Canning sets usually drop in late summer and around harvest sales, and again after the holidays. Compare the per-jar price against single-jar store prices.