Luvan Pickle Jar, 51oz Glass Pickle Container with Strainer Flip Hourglass,Large Pickle Juice Separator Jar for Olive,Jalapeno,Gherkin,Multifunction Pickle Strainer Storage Container Holder for Fridge

There are so many pickle jar options, I’m glad I got this one. The jar is sturdy and well made. It’s easy to clear

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Le système retournable est vraiment bien pensé : il suffit de retourner le bocal pour que le liquide s'écoule dans la partie inférieure. On peut alors récupérer facilement les cornichons ou les olives sans avoir à plonger les doigts dans la saumure.C'est un petit accessoire qui améliore vraiment le confort.Une excellente idée pour tous ceux qui consomment régulièrement des cornichons ou des olives.

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I'm using this for homemade pickles. I would have to dedicate a jar or two for and wind up washing the jars afterwards anyway no matter what whereas I'm pretty happy with using tongs for store-bought pickles. So my first batch was the carrot and daikon pickles for bahn mi and I was making the sandwiches throughout the week. So It was actually really handy to be able to drain the whole lot while I was preparing the rest of the sandwich and let it really drip off as much as possible because you don't want too much liquid getting the bread soggy. The bundle of strips shape of this particular pickle holds a lot of liquid too. I think I normally sit it on the cutting board to drain and the juice pools out everywhere but this way, all of the pickling liquid is saved and ready to be used again. I love it and this will encourage me to make my own pickles often. Also, I threw in a few slices of cucumbers and peppers as an experiment and I might not have been tempted to try them using smaller-mouthed jars with less capacity - often I'm having to use multiple jars to hold the amount of these pickles I want to make. I find the whole thing very aesthetically pleasing compared to old reused jars with various lids. I did worry when I first tried to unscrew it out of the box as it was stuck, and really, you do need to fully close the lid because that's the part that is upside down in your fridge. But you can double check that your seal is in the right way and not upside down. That was not my problem, but somehow it just because easier to unscrew. I no longer try and put my whole hand around it like I would smaller jars. I only push on one side (inspired by one of the videos showing someone unscrewing on one side). If I get stuck again, I'll "break the seal" but prying a little under the side of the lid (thanks Youtube) but so far so good. I wish that the other colour was a coordinating colour instead of dark green so that in the future if I get another one, they'd look nice together. Just a suggestion. Oh, it came in a cardboard box and Amazon just put one of the thin plastic envelopes around it even though it's glass, and it actually got here without any cracks. I'll update if anything changes.