can i use mason jars
1984143
I tried to find additional jars but haven't found anything for individual servings. I have found the Pyrex 4-cup round storage container fits inside. So I experimented, I put a paper towel over it the bowl to stop the dripping and heated it for the same amount of time. The results were good enough to attempt yogurt cheese, which I liked with dill and chive.
1984144
If you want to know if you can use mason jars instead of the cups, the answer is no. Even the pint jars are too tall and the lid won't fit tight, which means your yogurt will not heat up. The cups are included with the yogurt maker though.
1984145
Not sure why you'd want to do that. This unit comes with GLASS containers with nice fitting tops. The unit sweats and drips water on the on/off button which usually shorts out. I dumped mine in the garbage and bought a different brand.
727468
I'm not sure ? Mason jars seem a lit'l larger. These are fine for jam/caramel sauce /spiced nuts and as the other review said "spiced bourbon" :)The lids are one piece easy and pretty.
2155981
Yes, but you need an attachment to use canning jars. They make two options - regular and wide mouth. Each one is $10 and a great addition to this sealer.
1238490
Since mason jars are sealed with a separate lid from the screw on band, and the jar key would only break a seal---therefore just the sealed flat lid would be affected by jar key and i think it would work if there's enough lip on the flat lid to pry against.
1853114
No. The lids aren't true seals for the jars. These are more of a table decorative item
335326
Did you end up getting these? Did it work? Like you, I'm looking to use mason jars for home fermentation.
1489443
My son finally put this together. No, a mason jar will not fit. The space is about 2 and 3/4 inches. Betty
727464
They're all canning jars and can be used both for water-bath and pressure-canning, but the jars with the smallest lids (these, the 1 qt/1L tall "milk bottle" jars, etc) cannot be used with any of the "Mason" jar-type lids. I believe the larger Bormioli Rocco jars can be used with standard two-piece lids and rings, but I won't swear to it.
1821242
It may fit, depending on the brand of the Mason jar. In our case, it fit one, but not the other. However, I certainly would not blend anything in a Mason jar; they are not made for that purpose and are not strong enough.
1190572
I have not tried this, but it should work just fine. Maybe preheat the mason jar with some warm water before pouring in the mixture.
1214395
Absolutely. You'll just use less water because they are not as tall. Don't get tempted to stack the jars just because they are smaller. Only can one layer of jars at once.
744667
Yes! you can use glass jars from other manufacturers. I have used Pyrex 1.5 QT/1.4 LT container and so did my friends without any issues. so I use the jars that came with the unit but if I need to make additional yogurt for my cooking then I use any glass jar that fits in the unit.
1548675
Yes I was able to put 2 mason jars 16 oz. with another piece of padding between them in side and close the zipper. You will need to put something between them, I used some old computer mouse pads that are 1/4" thick, I cut them for the padding.
458368
We don't think so. From what we've read it isn't recommended. At least we don't do it. If it is a real mason jar it should be OK??
1630572
I've never tried a mason jar. I have two of these. It will keep asparagus fresh for over a week, as well as fresh herbs. I frequently rely on both of them simultaneously. I don't put mine in the dishwasher, but I guess the top shelf would be okay. It wouldn't make any difference with a mason jar.
1562660
I have used Mason jars with no problem and made no adjustments. I did put water in the yogurt maker to fill the gap to help with heat transfer from the yogurt maker to the glass jar.
1424655
I use them with the 12oz mason jars. But, these lids would fit any regular mouth jar...just not the wide mouth jars.