About this jar
A matched pair of gallon jars that stand firm on the counter

Anchor Hocking started out in Ohio in 1905, and these Penny jars come two to a box. Each holds a gallon behind thick walls, and the bottoms are heavy, so the jar stays put when you reach in. A brushed silver metal lid slides over the rim, with a large knob that is easy to grab with floury fingers.
Know what the lid does and does not do. The maker says plainly that it does not suction seal, so it covers and protects rather than locking air out. That suits wrapped candy, cookies you will eat this week, laundry pods or dryer sheets. For flour you plan to keep for months, a jar with a gasket is the better pick.
If the Anchor Hocking jar at $43.77 is the wrong size or shape for your counter, the glass cookie jars shelf has 19 more from the Cookie Jar selection.
