Is 6.75 oz a standard canning size?

No. It is a non-standard canning size, so standard recipe yields and processing times are written for half-pint (8 oz) and pint jars. Treat these as small-batch or gift jars and follow a tested recipe scaled to the jar.

What lids fit these jars?

They ship with regular-mouth lids, the common 70 mm size. Replacement regular-mouth canning lids and bands from major brands should fit.

What is the lifetime edge-chip warranty?

Steelite covers chips on the jar's rim edge for the life of the product. It does not cover cracks, breakage from drops or normal wear on the body.

How many jars come in one order?

One dozen, so 12 jars with 12 lids. That is enough for a small batch of preserves or a set of gifts.

Are these jars worth it over standard half-pint jars?

They make sense if you want a smaller, gift-friendly jar and matching lids in one order. For everyday canning, standard half-pint jars are cheaper per ounce and easier to fit with tested recipes.

When is the price lowest?

Canning jars tend to dip in late summer and around harvest-season sales, and again after the holidays. Check the price history on this page before buying a dozen.

Steelite 4951Q533 6 3/4 oz Canning Jar, 1 Dozen

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$91.25at KaTom Restaurant Supply, last seen Nov 2

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Our take on the Steelite 4951Q533 6 3/4 oz Canning Jar, 1 Dozen

The Steelite 4951Q533 is a 6.75 oz glass canning jar sold by the dozen, each with a regular-mouth lid. It is a non-standard canning size, so it suits small-batch preserves, gifts and tabletop serving more than bulk canning. Its 3.5 in diameter and 3.38 in height make it compact enough for crowded shelves. No current price was provided, so check the latest best price against its recent range before buying.

Best forSmall-batch jams, jellies and picklesGift jars and wedding or shower favors