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Crate & Barrel Weck Mold Jar
The Weck 743 L Mold Jar is popular with making sourdough starters. Guests also like this jar for drinking glasses including coffee and juice, smoothies, salads, food and leftover s...
3-Liter Glass Barrel Canning Jar
From storing flour and sugar to holding kimchi and candies, this barrel jar seamlessly meets your kitchen storage needs. Its classic design makes it equally suited for preserving r...
Tulip Jar
WECK Jars are high-quality glass jars crafted to help make our lives easier and more sustainable, made in Germany with the highest quality elements. While crafted for canning, thes...
Tulip Canning Jar
The Weck 744 L Tulip Jar is popular for candles, canning, snacks, and serving delicious dips. For a fun alternative the Weck 744 L Tulip Jar can also be used to store bath salts in...
Tulip Jar Set of 2
Weck 739 Tulip Jar is premium glassware for food and drink storage. They can also be used to organize utensils, arts and crafts materials, and more. Made of non-BPA tempered glass,...
Mold Jar Combo Pack (1 of each)
743 Mold Jar (Weck 743) - Glass Sourdough Starter Jar,27oz Wide Mouth Jars for Sourdough Starter,Airtight Food Storage Containers with Glass Lid
Tulip Jar Combo Pack (1 of each)
BUNDT JAR
Crate & Barrel Weck 12.5-oz. Glass Canning Jar
WECK Jars are high-quality glass jars crafted to help make our lives easier and more sustainable. These jars are made in Germany with the highest quality elements. While crafted fo...
742 1/2 L Mold Jar
The Weck 742 L Mold Jar is popular for candles, smoothies, canning, coffee, juice and overnight oats.Featuring removable, rust-free glass lids with sealing gaskets to keep your goo...
Medium Deli Jar 996
Functional and gorgeous - the best of both worlds Large wide mouth makes these jars easy to fill with whatever you choose Durable, BPA free and diswasher and microwave safe Embosse...
Why r/BuyItForLife recommends Weck
15 mentions from real owners
- #1Nov 5, 2025
Are there takeout soup containers like this but made of glass?
I was about to say Weck jars! Depending on the size, the mold-style jars do stack together
View on Redditopen_in_new - #2Aug 7, 2025
Hard to get brands without a huge markup?
Somehow makes sense.. here in Germany anything American is extremely expensive for some reason. But the weck jars are also something that has been produced since around 1890 and has remained a German thing for some reason. I think the high import costs are a typical thing for such things, especially the high taxes. But here as well, other jars are typically cheaper than weck and within the people I know noone uses weck except me. How is it for the brand 'rex'? It's also from the weck brand and produced for the Austrian market. Different design, same glass
View on Redditopen_in_new - #3Aug 7, 2025
Hard to get brands without a huge markup?
Weck jars from Germany! But then as well, they are fairly expensive here in Germany if you buy them in bulk. I don't know how the prices are in the states
View on Redditopen_in_new - #4Aug 7, 2025
Hard to get brands without a huge markup?
Weck canning jars? German and Czech hand tools? Japanese optics?
View on Redditopen_in_new - #5May 10, 2025
Brands you swear by that have Buy It For Life quality products
Streadler mechanical pencils LEGO Liberty tabletop flatware - from the kids stainless steel to adults I’ve been amazed at the quality Redland cotton sheets Brooklinen towels - holy crap I ordered these with my bedsheets (I didn’t find the sheets impressive) but I am obsessed with their towels. I don’t understand how they’re not famous for their towels. wecks jars for leftovers - they have a replacement for the rubber ring and a glass lid I’m coming around to Cotopaxi since it’s repairable like Patagonia Patagonia for my winter coats and luggage Reima kids outdoor gear, I got some used and my two kids used it. We passed it on and the winter coats and boots still look brand new. You’d never know they were on their 6-8th kid at this point. Blueland refillable hand soap containers. My kids have been abusing them for 7 years and they still somehow work perfectly. They’re made of glass and have been dropped on my tile floor a handful of times and still somehow didn’t break. Adidas backpack - got this after frustration with beans crappy gear now on clearance at tjmaxx and it had a lifetime guarantee. It’s 3 years into my kid abusing it and is holding up amazingly well for a bag I only bought because it was pink and 3 weeks into school and I was tired. Ball canning jars - they just have it figured out Franklin well pumps (not buy for life so much as better product with better longevity). Other than that, local artists crafts I tend to find have amazing quality. Cutting boards, furniture from carpenters, cabinet makers tend to have the best and I go there first. I had a carpenter make me a coffee table and 4 adults could use that as a bench. It’s so sturdy. I’ve been fairly impressed so far by little adventures kids dress up clothing. They’re machine washable and years later actually are doing extremely well which is amazing for kids dress up clothing. I won’t know if it’s really BIFL level until it’s passed down to 6+ kids through my friends and they report back. So far 2 kids and approximately 4 years later it’s still going strong and has the gems and glitter still. I know underwear shouldn’t be BIFL but Hanna Andersson kids underwear is phenomenal quality There’s are companies who I previously considered for their longevity of products not always BIFL who have compromised quality and I no longer recommend them: Primary kids clothing - bought these in the early days of the brand and their kids cotton dresses have gotten dramatically thinner Llbean - dropped their guarantee on products and my kids backpack in preschool fell apart 3 separate times. She was 4 and it only carried a folder. My 2005 llbean was misused, overfilled and worn excessively and is in amazing shape. They suck now. Bombas socks - wear way faster now. My 2017 socks are in better shape than my 2023 socks. Gould well pumps are absolutely shite now
View on Redditopen_in_new - #6Mar 3, 2025
Is there a glass or no bpa plastic version of this take out container
From Weck they sell BPA free plastic lids also.
View on Redditopen_in_new - #7Mar 3, 2025
Is there a glass or no bpa plastic version of this take out container
I use weck for my homemade sauerkraut... They're really nice to work with, and you can reuse lids.
View on Redditopen_in_new - #8Mar 2, 2025
Is there a glass or no bpa plastic version of this take out container
I use Weck that are the size of tall deli containers but they’re only sorta stackable. If they just tapered a little bit more you could stack several
View on Redditopen_in_new - #9Mar 2, 2025
Is there a glass or no bpa plastic version of this take out container
You might want to check Weck's website. It's sometimes cheaper.
View on Redditopen_in_new - #10Mar 2, 2025
Is there a glass or no bpa plastic version of this take out container
I believe Weck calls them “Bundt” jars.
View on Redditopen_in_new - #11Mar 2, 2025
Is there a glass or no bpa plastic version of this take out container
Weck is the answer
View on Redditopen_in_new - #12Mar 2, 2025
Is there a glass or no bpa plastic version of this take out container
All the straight side Weck jars are stackable - they nest about halfway so gonna be taller than a stack of delis but still fairly compact compared to other glass jars
View on Redditopen_in_new - #13Mar 2, 2025
Is there a glass or no bpa plastic version of this take out container
Weck all the way. the lids are a bit tedious, but you can’t bet all glass and natural rubber! each part is easily replaceable and easy to clean. and they stack quite well. 10/10
View on Redditopen_in_new - #14Mar 2, 2025
Is there a glass or no bpa plastic version of this take out container
Weck jars have similar volume and form factor. They are stackable too. Expensive but I have some that are 10+ years old.
View on Redditopen_in_new - #15Feb 9, 2025
Looking for Tupperware alternatives
Weck jars: Interchangeable lids. A few different shapes. Modular. Freezer safe, microwave safe and (unofficially) gentle oven safe. Get a whole range in r100 lid fittings and you're good to go. Cheap as chips too.
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