Mason Jars & Summer Living!
Mason Jars & Summer Living!
with Mary & Maggie
Hey Mason Jar Fans!
Mary, here! It’s summer time, and the living is easy with The Lifestyle! Maybe you’re hitting the trails or camping, getting vitamin-D lounging pool side, checking out some food trucks or festivals, or simply hiding from the kids to enjoy your coffee for 5 minutes in quiet (solidarity – amiright?!).
Whatever you’re doing, you need to stay hydrated or caffeinated! And supplied with snacks. And entertained. And stylish. And we’ve got just what you need all right here!
Whether it’s tiki torches for your backyard, neat snack containers for car trips, caddies to keep silverware, napkins, and straws clean, storage lids to transport your goodies, or different colored silicone sleeves and lids to make serving drinks at your next playdate easy peasy lemon squeasy, we’ve got you covered!
Summer can be a relaxing, laid back season, but it can also be pretty busy. At Mason Jar Lifestyle, we totally get that! You may not know this, but among all the employees here at MJL we have almost a dozen kids (plus so many fur and feather babies!) so you could say summer is a little hectic.
We wanted to take a moment and share some great tips and tricks with you no matter what you’re doing to beat the heat or soak up the sun!
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Summer is the perfect time to slow down and make time to hang out with friends and family in a backyard bar-b-que. Did you spend a good bit of your 2020 pandemic summer getting your outdoor space all spiffied up? I know we did. Well now’s the time to show off your a-Mason backyard along with your mad grilling skills!
Mason jars and accessories can make hosting any gettogether simple, stylish, and safe (no more runaway napkins or bugs in your beverage).
My aunt came to visit recently and we were so happy to see her so we threw a little patio party.
Caddies
Caddies are infinitely useful in every room of your home and also make setting your table easy and elegant.
For our BBQ, I used two different styles of caddies, swirl black metal and chicken wire caddy, to hold different sizes of straws and my utensils and napkins.
Frog / Flower Lids
Our MJL frog/flower lids are just as versatile as our caddies. They’re perfect to hold straws, brushes, pens, flowers, and so much more!
I love how easy these lids make arranging flowers for a beautiful table. I used a shiny copper frog lid with a fluted regular mouth pint Mason jar.
Beverage Service
If you’re having people over in the summer, then you need to have something cold to drink on hand. One of my favorites is lemonade as it’s such a classic, summer drink (and very popular).
Making your own lemonade is so easy and tasty to do! Plus you can customize it to your desired level of sweetness and add berries or herbs. For our BBQ, I went with a simple lemonade.
High quality, fresh squeezed fruit juice is really what will make or break your beverage. I love our stainless steel juicer for easy lemon juicing right into a Mason jar (and you can keep track of how much you’ve squeezed with markings on the jar). I added our wide mouth pour and store lid with handle to a half gallon jar for smooth serving.
I also can’t recommend our Mason Jar Lifestyle silicone sleeves enough! We carry them in several colors so everyone can pick their favorite and keep track of their drink. You can added our silicone straw hole lids in order to make even more color combinations and keep bugs out.
Summer Sides
Orzo Pasta Salad
I love a good pasta or potato salad to go along with my grilled burger or hot dog. We recently started carrying some new cookbooks at MJL (I’m a sucker for cookbooks!) so I decided to check them out for some inspiration.
Full Disclosure: I’m HORRIBLE at following recipes (ask my husband!) because I typically look at several and then combine ideas. This isn’t a great method for replication but there you have it. So I derived the recipes I used from our new books, but I didn’t perfectly follow them.
First I tried Orzo Pasta Salad from Mason Jar Salads and More by Julia Mirabella. I swapped out regular orzo for festive tricolored pasta and opted to use dressing I had on hand (Italian) instead of making my own as the book suggests. I also decided to mix all the ingredients together instead of doing a layered salad for easier, outdoor eating.
Once I whipped up the pasta salad, I divided into individual servings (8oz wide mouth Mason jars) and used our silicone liners and stainless steel bands to seal and store them in the fridge. This is one of my FAVORITE storage solutions to keep odors contained, food fresh, and make for quick reheating (just remove the metal band).
Check out all the recipe details HERE or below:
Ranch Dip
I’m kind of known for my homemade ranch dip which first appeared in our blog post about Mason jar salads – check it out HERE! In the original blog post I go into details about prepping the dry ingredients and directions for mixing up fresh batches.
I find mixing up a wide mouth half pint worth of dip is perfect for most gatherings. I also love using a silicone liner and stainless steel band to keep the dip fresh (and my fridge fresh too) until guests arrive!
Something Sweet
Berry Trifle
My grandmother always used to make trifle, and so I wanted to carry on that tradition with my aunt visiting. Again I used one of our new cookbooks, this time Mason Jar Lunches by Jessica Harlan. The original recipes calls for angel food cake (which I love), but my grandmother always used pound cake – so that’s my main deviation.
In an effort to make this easier, I purchased the pound cake (a 3 pack from Costco – though my grandma always bought the frozen Sara Lee’s version). I also thought it’d be fun to use the Mason jar to cut little circles of pound cake to make neat layers, and it worked great! You can see how I did it in the photo.
I layered the dessert in regular mouth half pint jars which was the perfect serving size. I had other prep to do so I wanted to get these set up early. My solution was to do all the layers but the final cream topping ahead of time and then put on our MJL stainless steel storage lid with silicone liners. This kept my trifles fresh and perfect in the fridge. I stored the extra cream for topping in the fridge as well.
Once I was ready to serve, I rewhipped up the cream and topped each individual dessert. You could add mint leaves, sprinkles, etc. to decorate but I thought they were lovely in their simplicity.
Check out the recipe details HERE or below:
Summer picnics at the park, on the trail, or in your own yard are such a wonderful part of the season! You can use your Mason jars and accessories to make your meal easily portable, fresh, and delicious.
Bamboo Utensil Set with Carrying Case
Our MJL travel bamboo utensil set with cotton carrying case are great for taking with you anywhere you go and will have all your needs covered with a fork, spoon, knife, straw, and pair of chopsticks. The case keep your utensils clean and ready to go.
Divider Cups
Divider cups make grab and go snacks easy to prepack and take with you wherever you go. I’m a big fan of veggies and ranch (see recipe above) and our MJL divider cups enable me to have healthy snacks on hand. You can also use them for hummus and pita bread, chips and salsa, salad and dressing and so much more.
We’ve recently started carrying our divider cups in regular mouth size as well – so your options really are endless! Make packing your next picnic neater and healthier with silicone divider cups (stainless steel lid included).
2-in-1 Lid to Connect Two Regular Mouth Mason Jars
When it comes to dry snacks and sweets, I always gravitate towards the 2-in-1 lid which will connect any two regular mouth Mason jars. My girls love crackers and dried fruit, but these are also perfect for yogurt and fruit or granola, nuts and candies, veggies and dip (again), even a half pint of juice and a crunchy snack. If you’re taking these hiking and you don’t want the glass to bang around, simply add the right sized silicone sleeves to your jars for protection.
Gift Sets
If you like a handful of these ideas, then you might want to consider one of our starter sets. We have several different options listed under our Gift Sets category.
Purchasing a starter set will give you a selection of different items to make your picnic a sunny success!
Leak Proof Storage Lids and Silicone Liners
What party or picnic is complete without tasty beverages on a hot day? Mason jars are perfect for this because you can store them in a cooler or ice bucket with a leak proof lid for transportation. We carry several options including our stainless steel or plastic storage lids, and our silicone liners and stainless steel bands.
Once you’re at your destination, pull out the silicone sleeves (or you can put them on before), straw hole lids, and straws for bug free, spill resistant outdoor drinks. I personally like the silicone straw hole lids and silicone straws for this just to add more cushion if one of the jars hits the ground.
Kicking back at the pool is one of summer’s greatest treats! But you want to make sure you safely enjoy your cold beverages and tasty snacks, and that’s where Mason Jar Lifestyle has you covered!
Silicone Sleeves
Our MJL silicone sleeves are one my favorite accessories and have saved my jars more than once from meeting a shattered end. We carry 7 sizes from 4oz regular mouth jelly jars all the way up for 32oz regular or wide mouth quart. In that range you’ll find a size to fit everybody’s favorite drink and snack of choice.
Add a silicone straw hole lid and silicone straw to provide even more cushioning (plus keep the bugs out). Plastic storage lids are another perfect, pool side companion to keep snacks fresh and dry until you’re ready to enjoy them.
Infusion Drinking Lids
Whenever I leave the house, I almost always have at least 2 Mason jar beverages with me – one coffee based and one water based. In the summer, I always have cold brew coffee on hand and I LOVE our cold brew filter kit is perfect for coffee and loose leaf tea!
But I also adore fruit and herb flavored water, which is where infusion drinking lids come into play. These lids are spill proof and provide a filter to keep everything but the water in your jar. You can use a silicone sleeve with these as well.
I always grow mint, basil, lavender, rosemary, and other herbs in my garden. Add to those the incredible fresh fruits of summer and you’ll be thoroughly hydrated in no time! Here’s a few combos to try:
- Strawberry & basil
- Blackberry & sage
- Cucumber & mint
- Watermelon & Rosemary
- Lemon & mint (my favorite!)
Sprayer Lids
We love our regular mouth sprayer lids and use them all the time for cleaning products, whether it’s a large warehouse size container of Simple Green or a homemade mixture of vinegar or castile soap.
But they’re also great to keep you cool by the pool if you want to spritz yourself with water or spray some witch hazel into a cloth. They’re also ideal if you enjoy making your own DIY bug repellent. Many recipes involve essential oils which need to be stored in glass containers – making Mason jars a great solution!
Maggie, here! Are you chompin’ at the bit to get outta town? After very little travel over the past year, I know my family is ready to see some sights a la the Great American Road Trip. There are always little gems along the way that we’d never experience if we’d flown to our destination. A few of my favorite random and impromptu stops from the past years: a trout hatchery in New Mexico, a picnic area overlooking Lake Sakakawea, a small winery nestled in the Black Hills, and the largest Holstein cow (statue) near Bismarck, North Dakota.
Of course, with three kids, food and drinks at-the-ready are an absolute necessity. While we love stopping at picnic tables along our route for scenic lunches (and some fresh air), someone in the car is pretty much always hungry or thirsty during the drive.
Pint & Half Mason Jars
Here’s what I bring to keep us happy and hydrated:
Always at least a pint and a half jar (and usually a few) filled with water. These fit perfectly in our car’s cup holders.
When we stop for gas, I fill them up with water (using the water function of the gas station’s soft drink dispenser). I top our jars with silicone drinking lids and often use pint and a half sleeves to keep the drinks cool and the jars break-resistant. If I’m concerned about spilling, I’ll actually top the jar with a stainless steel lid with silicone insert and add the drinking lid right before use.
Bonus: in the morning you can fill your jar with coffee instead of water!
Storage Lids
Save some money for fun road trip excursions or souvenirs by planning ahead and packing car snacks!
I always pack snacks in half pint and pint jars, topped with plastic or stainless steel storage lids, for my kiddos. You can keep the jars from banging around by adding silicone sleeves, as well.
Pour Goldfish crackers, almonds, M&Ms, grapes, or whatever your heart desires into your jars, and you have the perfect Mason jar treats! The best part? They fit in cupholders!
Divider Cups
When I want to get a little healthier than the typical road trip snacks, I’ll cut up some veggies (carrots and celery are the best) and stick in a jar with a divider cup filled with hummus or ranch dressing (see the recipe for best. ranch. ever. above).
Again, they fit in the cupholder! Also, because kids think it’s fun, they may be inclined to eat a healthier snack. Plus they come in regular and wide mouth now!
Frog / Flower Lids
Finally, my kids love to color and draw on our road trips, but the floor of our car was always carpeted with spilled colored pencils and crayons by trip’s end. I recently thought of a solution: stick a grid lid on top of a Mason jar and fill the jar with art supplies. Surprise, surprise…they fit in the cupholder! (Do you see a trend here?)
Silicone Liner for Tissues On-The-Go
One thing I’ve never done but think would be convenient is to make one of these Mason jar tissue holders…because they could fit in a cupholder (I realize that in my hypothetical road trip situation, I ran out of cupholders about 500 miles ago). If I had a dollar for every tissue emergency in our car…I’d probably have enough to upgrade to a really nice suite on our next family road trip. Just take a silicone lid liner and cut a criss cross out of it. Stick a roll of tissues in the jar, and voila! You’re ready to road trip, sans tissue emergency! You can CLICK HERE for a great blog post with directions to make your own!
I’m going to be honest – I have only ever taken my kids tent camping once. Living in Colorado, this is a bit of a surprise to people. I’ll take a yurt or a rustic cabin any day of the week, however, and we reserve at least a couple each summer. My favorite cabin spots over the years have been in Golden Gate Canyon here in Colorado and right on Lake Angustura near Hot Springs, SD. There’s something about being self sufficient (and without screens) that brings out the fun in our family. We love cooking over a campfire, playing games, exploring, and telling stories. And, once in a while, it’s good to see that we can make do with so much less.
Whether you’re a tent, RV, or yurt/cabin camper, Mason jars can serve many purposes when space is limited.
Here are some ways we’ve used Mason jars during our camping adventures!
Solar Lights
Bring a few Mason jar solar lights and charge them in the sun during the day. If you need to save space, fill the jars with other things you might need during your trip. The light they put off in the evening is incredible!
Recently, one of our fans who travels the country in an RV with her mom shared this great photo of her solar lights charging on their dashboard during the day.
Cold Brew Filter Kit
Yes, it’s fun to make hot coffee in the morning when you’re camping (and I’ll get to that next).
But an easy, highly caffeinated alternative is to make Mason jar cold brew coffee and keep it on hand for whenever you could use a cuppa jo. If you’re in an RV, we recommend keeping it in the fridge. If you’re camping and have access to a cooler, that would be the best place for it, because cold brew is best enjoyed…cold!
So grab a MJL cold brew filter kit before your next trip and make delicious coffee and tea!
Coffee and Spice Grinder
Speaking of coffee, I can’t tell you how many times I’ve brought coffee beans on a trip and then realized I had no way to grind them. Mason jar coffee grinder to the rescue! Seriously, just keep one of these lids in your glove compartment. It will come in handy camping and probably many other times, too. How perfect would it be to freshly grind some beans into a Mason jar and then impress everyone with some delish, fire percolated coffee as people emerge from their tents (or yurts, or campers…)?
Soap Pump
These are perfect for lotion, soap, sunscreen, or any other pumpable item – especially homemade ones.
We carry a number of finishes from classic brushed metal to rose gold (and even a few plastic options!). You can add a caddy, too, to make it easier to carry around with you.
They look especially great in an RV, and another fan shared a sweet pic of her sink-side Mason jar soap pump setup. We love this!
2-In-1 Lid to Connect Regular Mouth Mason Jars
This might be my favorite camping idea of all. Make some pancake batter in a larger Mason jar (size would depend on the number of people you’re feeding, but a regular mouth pint or quart would work great) and fill a smaller jar (a regular mouth 4 or 8oz jar would be my suggestion) with syrup, and connect them with a 2-in-1 lid. I’d also recommend adding silicone sleeves to the jars, just to be on the safe side. You’re all set for griddled pancakes!
When I entertain, 99% of the time, I just pop open some wine. While wine is great, sometimes you want to do something a little different – maybe a little more involved – especially when those gatherings with friends are few and far between.
Cue my trivia friends! I’ve been getting together with this group for a few years to partake in the ever-so-cheeky Geeks Who Drink trivia. Of course, during most of 2020, our get togethers were put on pause. Gathering (outdoors for virtual trivia as of now) with them again has given me back a much needed sense of normalcy. While we usually just drink wine or beer (that some of the team has been known to bring in a fanny pack – because, I will remind you – it’s Geeks Who Drink), I decided to go a little more upscale for this week’s event with Mason jar jam cocktails!
Glass Straws
Before I get to the recipe, here are my suggestions for Mason Jar Lifestyle products that will take your cocktail party, from trivia night to bridal shower, to the next level.
Half pint jars are excellent vessels for fun cocktails, and short glass straws are the perfect addition! (In fact, Cosmopolitan magazine bought these from us right after we started our business for that very purpose. I was pretty excited.)
Cocktail Shaker
Mason jar cocktail shaker lids are one of my favorite Mason jar accessories of all time. They’re perfect for a cocktail like this one that needs to be shaken vigorously too!
You can put them on any size regular mouth jar, they work great, and they’re pretty darn cute.
Hand Cut Open Bottom Mason Jars
Let’s talk about ambiance. We recently realized that our hand cut Mason jars make beautiful candle chimneys! Light a candle and stick a cut jar on top for an easy, instantly classy look.
Here I varied the sizes of jars and even threw in a vintage-looking aqua number. You could use different sized candles or opt for battery-operated. Either way, you’ll have an elegant and easy tablescape for your outdoor event.
Tiki Torch Oil Lamp Lid
Want a little more fire power? Maybe you’d like to burn some citronella to keep the bugs at bay? Try our tiki torch oil lamp lids for regular or wide mouth Mason jars.
These tiki torch lids work great and produce a beautiful flame that’s sure to impress your guests. Set a few around to provide a nice glow and warmth as the evening sets in.
Silicone Sleeves
If you want people to be able to distinguish their drinks from one another, a good option is to offer half pint sleeves to people in different colors. We have multiple colors to choose from, and I promise that you’ll end up using them often for so many things!
And now for the best part – the recipe!
Mason jar peach jam cocktail, serves 5
- 10 oz bourbon
- 5 oz lemonade
- 4 tbsp peach jam
- Sparkling water
- ice
Instructions:
In a regular mouth quart jar, using the measuring lines on the side, add 10 oz bourbon, 5 oz lemonade, and 4 tbsp jam. Fill the remainder of the jar with ice. Top very tightly with cocktail shaker lid. Shake it like crazy to get the jam mixed in!
To serve: Fill half pint jars about halfway with ice, pour drinks into jars about ¾ of the way up, and top each drink with a splash of sparkling water.
Enjoy!
You can view the recipe HERE or below as well:
Whew! After reading all that, you’re probably imagining all the ways you’re going to use Mason jars this summer, and we’ve got an awesome surprise for you! We are giving away a $150 Mason Jar Lifestyle gift certificate to one lucky reader! Simply use the Rafflecopter below to enter. Winner will be announced Tuesday, June 8.
Good luck!
Mary Nadeau
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76 thoughts on “Mason Jars & Summer Living!”
I will use them for ice tea & lemonade.
Thanks for the terrific giveaway. Good luck everybody!
I do alot of canning and preserving during the summer months but now I have some new ideas for my jars!
Wow, that’s a lot more ideas than expected…nice collection and ideas and recipes.
I will be using my lids, for desserts, fruit and for drinks on the go
I plan on using mason jars for everything this summer as usual!!
drinking glasses, storage containers, flower vases, fermenting vessels, salad dressing shakers, etc!!
Thank you for all the creative ideas here on your post.
Super long post! I learned some new things – for instance, I never would have thought to use my jars as tiki torches. Now we just need to have our local stores stock our favorite jars – mine are the pint and a half ones – and we’re good to go!
I will be overworking my jars with new jams and jellies, infusions, and trying the Peach Jam Cocktail!!!!
Wow! What a great post with wonderful ideas! I’m sharing this with my daughters-in-law. Our family are avid outdoor adventurers.
I will use them this summer for lights and drinks–thank you for the giveaway!
I LOVE the coffee grinder- perfect for camping! Looking forward to some beautiful mason jar flower vases too!
Mason jars and all the accessories are #1 for camping. Jars with tops – great for containing the drink and keeping pests away. Storage for pancake batter, leftovers, sauces (with seals, dressings (with pour tops), flour, sugar, and staple storage. I love caddies for the table to hold all the meal necessities, especially when eating outside on a windy day. I always have a “frog” top on a large Mason jar for a bouquet of flowers to insure complete relaxation! The grands can put acquired “treasures” in their own jars, pick a lid color, and take them home for their bedroom shelves. So many uses….
Mason Jar Lifestyle products are so versatile and useful. We love to east outside in the summer whether it be a barbecue, a picnic or just regular dinner moved to the outdoors. Mason jars are so helpful outside for serving beverages, mixing up and serving salad dressings, serving dips for the crudites and sauces for the barbecued meats and desserts such as puddings, parfaits, and trifles. Of course, a few Mason jars with candles creates a wonderful atmostphere and easily makes dinner more festive.
The jars are great for a picnic as we can pack pasta salads, tuna salads, and other items into the small jars so everyone has their own potion and no need to bring extra serving spoons. The quart jars make a great carrier for tossed and leafy salads — everyone can layer their own choice of ingredients in the jar with the leafy greens. Salad dressing is easily brought along, added, and the jar shaken to mix everything when r4ady to eat. We can also pack a jar with reusuable cloths dampened with water and soap to make handy wipes. After eating, the cloths go back into the jar and easily taken home for washing. The best thing about the jars is no leaking and if someone has leftovers, they are easily to transport back home. No need to worry about finding waste bins.
I will start using some of these recipes. Cannot wait to make the Berry Trifles!
I love my mason jars and use them for everything from cooking to food storage to craft supply organization to growing herbs, and more.
We’ll use our jar koozies and reusable straws to stay hydrated
Thanks I feel healthier already…
I use mason jars a lot already. For everything I can think of.
Anything camping!!
I love my plastic storage lids – storing grains and beans and cooked leftovers. I just figured out that I could replace my plastic juice pitcher with a Mason jar and the Pour and Store pitcher lid. Yes!! I need to win this contest.
I love my plastic storage lids. I just realized that I can replace my plastic juice dispenser with a Pour and Store lid. Yes!! I need to win this give away.
I enjoyed reading all the neat ideas for using mason jars and seeing the variety of accessories that are available on your website.
Always fun to see inspiration for using more mason jars! Thanks for the awesome giveaway. I tell people about your company all the time! <3
I can not wait to use these goodies this summer doing all the fun things we missed out last year like camping, road tripping, and meeting with friends!
I love the jar recipes, especially the bourbon drink!!
How don’t I use them would be a smaller answer…lol
I store cut fruits and veggies to pack my picnic basket.
I use them as vases on my table on the deck.
I use them for drinks and lemonade.
I use them to make layered desserts, they look so fancy!
I use them for everything!!!
Neat ideas. I a,m using Mason jars right now to store blackberry and strawberry simple syrups to add to iced tea. love the silicon lid liners
So many great ideas! Thank you so much for such awesome inspiration!
I always use Mason Jars at the july 4th cookout we have.
The Shiny Copper Flower Organizer Frog Lid for Mason Jars are my fav
I also like to use my jars for vases, food storage and just about everything
I use mason jars for drinks but am interested in trying the ideas in this article.
My husband’s friend gave us a mason jar of cinnamon moonshine…wow!!! I think I will get him to fill me up a few more! lol
Making jam, jam, and more jam…and pickled jalapenos!
Love all these ideas! So ready for summer!
There isn’t a day that goes by that I do not use a mason jar! I cannot live with out them!
I live a mason jar lifestyle already so I’ll be picking up a few more needed items….I need a caddy for my fire pit area.
We use them everyday as drinking glasses. I also like to use them to mix salad dressings.
I would like to be able to do canning.
Mason jars are indispensable year-round, but they really are a boon during summer. Thanks for the giveaway!
I can so use a lot of mason jars for that. I also have solar string light lids and a flower frog. I need more flower frog lids though, I love the way mason jars look as vases.
Wow. I’ve used jars for storage forever but I had no idea how many other ways there were to use them! Thank you for this amazing post.
I love all my MJL products. I use Mason Jars every day and their products make it easy to use them in may different ways.
Mason jars are as American as baseball, hot dogs and apple pie.
I will use them for drinking glasses at picnics.
I would like to use Mason jars to prep salads for later use.
using them for my sons rehearsal dinner
Loved the blog post. I would love to be able to use silicone sleeves with my jars for drinks ( I hate drinking from plastic)
Going to make some choke cherry and huckleberry jelly
Great Ideas!
love all the recipes…will totally be making your ranch recipe and storing in mason jar with my other spices/mixes…thanks!
I just love Mason Jar blogposts and ideas. I never realized there were so many different ways of using mason jars, and we have a lot here. Now to begin exploring the ways.
I can’t wait to use my mason jars for drinks, vases, and storage!
I want to try out the recipe for Berry Trifle!
I use mine for drinks, storage of all kinds of things from beans to buttons, and also for rooting plants.
I would like to try the canning process.
I like to use Mason Jars for storage, drinks, and decoration.
Every fun thing, from frosty drinks, to bug-watchers for the grandkids! 😁💓
Pour & Store Pitcher Lid with Handle for Wide Mouth Mason Jars didn’t know these were available and I love using mason jars for lemonaid but it was always hard to pour
I’d love to get a caddy to hold mason jars for forks, spoons, and knives! Also, the piggy banks are too cute!
I love using Mason jar for work lunches.
I use mason jars for just about everything concerning the kitchen. I bought the pour kids with the handles and put my dehydrated powders in them, along with some of my baking items. Worked great! I’d have no problem spending the $150.00 gift card!!!! Good luck everyone!
I use the mason jars for just about anything concerning the kitchen. I bought the pour covers with the handle and put them on my dehydrated powders, they worked great. I wouldn’t have any problem using the $150.00 gift card! Good luck everyone!!!!
I love to use them to drink. They’re perfect.
So many creative ideas! I want to get the Pour & Store Pitcher Lid with Handle for Wide Mouth Mason Jars to use for small syrup jars around my table. Easy to use and easy to clean! I might even warm the maple syrup 🙂
I love and use my Mason Jars for everything. Love your products!!
I can with them, store dried herbs in them, and make homemade salad dressing in them.
I’m definitely going to use one of my mason jars to store Mary’s amazing Ranch Dressing mix. It is the best!!
We continually use your stainless steel lids, bands, and straw-hole lids!
I am going to use them for outdoor lighting on my deck as well as make salt and pepper shakers out of some and put them in a cute basket holder.
I plan to use Mason Jars to make Rooibis Iced Tea and to ferment veggies!!!
I’m going to use Mason Jars to make parfaits and other cool treats like pudding.
I am trying the cold brew coffee and the lanterns. What awesome ideas!
I hope you enjoy them, Ann! I love cold brew coffee!!!