The Stackable Pantry Glass Jar - SPAGHETTI

The Stackable Pantry Glass Jar, Spaghetti

Tall enough for a full box of long noodles, and still made to stack.

This is the size customers asked for most. At 12.25" tall with a 1600ml capacity, it takes spaghetti, linguine, and other long pasta standing upright, no snapping in half to make it fit. The base nests into the lid of the jar below it, so a row of them sits square on the shelf instead of leaning.

The body is hand-blown borosilicate glass: light in the hand, durable, and resistant to thermal shock. The lid is handcrafted acacia wood with a silicone gasket that seals in freshness. Because the wood is natural, the grain and color shift from lid to lid, so no two are quite the same. Food-grade certified, non-toxic, and BPA-free.

How To Use

• Store long pasta upright, or use it for grains, beans, coffee, and dry goods.
• Press the lid down firmly so the silicone gasket seats and seals.
• Stack jars by nesting the base of one into the lid of the one below.
• Glass is dishwasher and microwave safe. Hand-wash the wood lid with mild soap and water, then dry it thoroughly.

Key Features

Built for Long Noodles Our newest and most requested size, tall enough to store spaghetti and other long pasta upright.

Hand-Blown Borosilicate Glass Durable, lightweight, and thermal shock resistant.

Handcrafted Acacia Lid Sealed with a silicone gasket to keep contents fresh.

Smartly Stackable Bases nest into lids for secure, space-saving storage.

One of a Kind Natural variations in the acacia make every lid a little different.

Details

• Dimensions: 12.25"h x 3.55"w
• Capacity: 1600ml
• Materials: borosilicate glass, acacia wood, silicone
• Food-grade certified, non-toxic, and BPA-free
• Care: glass is dishwasher and microwave safe; hand-wash the wood lid with mild soap and water and dry thoroughly

Why We Chose It

We chose these jars because they solve the pantry problem: glass you can see through, a lid that actually seals, and a shape that stacks instead of sprawling. The spaghetti size came directly from customers asking for it. Elegant enough to leave on the counter, sturdy enough to earn the shelf space.