- Pack
The jars come in twenties and the lids in twenty-fives. That is the first sum to do.
Twenty oval glass jars of 370 ml with a Twist Off 66 mouth. They hold about 500 g of honey; the lid is separate.
01 · THE LID
The mouth is an ordinary Twist Off 66: it takes the TO 66 shallow-skirt lid — gold, black, bronze, honeycomb or bee. The one that will not do is the deep Deep skirt, which belongs to the wide-mouth jars.
And the sum: jars in 20, lids in 25. Five packs of jars and four of lids — a hundred and a hundred.
02 · THE SIZE
The 370 ml fill with around 500 g of honey, since honey weighs roughly 1.4 kg per litre: a pack of twenty is some ten kilos jarred. It stands 107 mm tall and 85 wide at its widest.
03 · THE OVAL
The oval footprint stands out on a shelf full of cylinders. In exchange: an oval does not sit flush against its neighbour the way a square does, and on a pallet it uses less of the space. The label, too, wants its own size.
04 · BEFORE YOU BUY
Pack of 20 units, glass only:
| ✓ FITS | Shallow-skirt TO 66 lid · honey, jam or artisan preserves. |
| ✕ DOESN'T FIT | The deep-skirt TO66 lid: that belongs to the wide-mouth jar. |
| ⚠ NOT INCLUDED | Lids or labels. |
| Capacity | 370 ml · about 500 g of honey |
|---|---|
| Shape | Oval |
| Mouth | Twist Off TO 66, shallow skirt |
| Height | 107 mm |
| Maximum width | 85 mm |
| Glass | Clear |
| Units per pack | 20 |
| Lid | Not included · sold in packs of 25 |
| Reference | PACK20-OVALBOV370 |
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