Penny candy to sweets

Cookie and candy jars (27)

21 makers 67 options $8.54 to $112.00

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27 jars

Candy jars hold cookies too

A candy jar and a cookie jar are the same object sold to two buyers. The penny candy jars from Anchor Hocking and Restaurantware are classic corner-store glass with a wide mouth, the MacKenzie-Childs sweets jar is hand-painted glass, and the acrylic sets are made for candy tables at weddings and birthdays.

Pick by the opening. Wrapped candy pours through a narrow neck; cookies need a mouth wide enough for a hand. The cards print the capacity where the maker gives it, and most of the glass jars here are wide-mouth.

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Candy jars: what people ask

Can you use a candy jar as a cookie jar?

Yes, if the mouth is wide enough for your hand and the lid closes well. Penny candy jars and wide-mouth acrylic jars work for both; a narrow-neck apothecary jar does not.

Which candy jars work for your wedding candy table?

Matching sets in clear acrylic or glass, in two or three sizes. Acrylic is lighter to carry to a venue and does not break if a jar tips.

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