Weck Juice Bottles

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As well as for apple juice, I also use these Weck juice bottles for tarragon vinegar, basil oil, and damson gin which I'll be making over autumn and winter. More
½ litre 361388-0.5L £2.25
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As well as for apple juice, I also use these Weck juice bottles for tarragon vinegar, basil oil, and damson gin which I'll be making over autumn and winter.

These are made by Weck – my favourite bottles and jars for preserving. They're well designed and last for years. All of these are supplied with air-tight seals and clips.

Please note the seals are made from natural Indian rubber so they must not come into contact with oil based content or the rubber will expand causing the jar to no longer be airtight.

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Reviewed 5th June 2018 by Eileen Bundy

Can I use for bottling apple juice? I need to sterilise them in my pressure cooker to preserve them. They are a nice size to fit into my high dome prestige pressure Cooker.Will you be stocking more by the Autumn?

Reply from the Sarah Raven Team:

"Hello Eileen,

We would not recommend using a pressure cooker to sterilise these.
To sterilse the weck jars and bottles, wash them in hot soapy water and rinse well. Whilst wet, put them on a baking sheet and into a preheated oven (around 120-140C) for ten minutes. Do not put the rubber seals in the oven, submerge these in boiling water for a few minutes.
In terms of stock, we are unsure at present as to whether these will be restocked, and can only advise that you keep checking the product page, or sign up for the stock notifications.

Best regards,
The Sarah Raven Team

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Posted 12th June 2018
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Reviewed 15th October 2017 by Thomas

I purchased these to decant milk and juices I keep in the fridge. They look great and once you get use to the lids easy to use and clean.

The milk is so much colder and glad to see the back of plastic and cardboard packaging from my fridge.

Very pleased with my purchase and great service from Sarah Raven as usual.
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