How well do they stack?
481884
They stack, but not as well as metal cans which are specifically configured to do so, e.g., small pet food cans, tuna cans, soup cans, and so forth. I'd make sure that the shelves you stack them on have a door, like a cabinet, or that you stack them toward the back of the shelf. If you're using them for water bath or pressure canning, however, it's strongly recommended that they not be stacked. People have done that for years, and so have I, without problems; just passing on the proper safety info to you. That may only apply to the regularly lid/ring sealing system, however, where you remove the ring when storing them. A lot of people here have had trouble with this one-piece lid's sealing, or if they sealed, the seal breaks after a few days. Thus I recommend that when using them for canning, you use the Ball/Kerr lids and rings. For other purposes, these will be just fine, stacked or not. They're gorgeous, aren't they? edited to add: For gift-giving, they really have a WOW impact. People who received my foods we suitably impressed. :)
481885
They stack fine in my canning pantry although many of the jars I gave away with wild blackberry jelly in them so I haven't many left.So its not like I have 2 dozen jars stacked up.
481886
Mr. Zeigler, I use these small pint-size jars for a great many things in my kitchen cabinets (spices and and in my refrigerator to store small amounts of left overs. I have not stacked these at all because I am fearful the top jar would topple.
627700
I don't know how high you would like to stack them but I stack the small ones in my cabinet (by twos) and it works fine. I just went in and tested them....six large ones stacked stayed straight and upright!
1124589
Yes, they came stacked in pairs. Because of their size I wouldn't try to stack them any higher though you probably could.
689148
The answer is no. I have these. They dont stack. You can balance them a bit but i dont think thats what you mean.
1534501
There is no provision for stacking them. They would probably be a bit unstable if you stacked them. A handy person could probably do it, but I would not recommend it!
1712517
No, they do not stack. They do have extensions that come with them that increase the height. The increase is about 2x height, there is only one increase.
1710689
They do stack well. We use them daily for lunch salads at work. One thing that is somewhat annoying..the seals sometimes fall out after washing.
1310138
I stack mine with no problem. I love these bowls! I bought a dozen of them.
1006952
Yes, you can stack them any way you like. They are pretty flexible that way.
2077976
Absolutely. They stack nicely. They are the easiest to use. Good quality all around. You could find much cheaper at the thrift store that are also good, or you can find much more expensive and/or fun online, but none better overall.
2281938
They can stack upright, one behind the other. This is how I use it and it is very easily managed when moving.
305309
They appear to be very stable and could handle stacking 2 on top of each other. I only have one, but would not hesitate in putting 2 on top of each other.
1104318
They do stack but you wouldn't stack them all together like 3 at a time. or they get wobbly. or you can stack a few big ones and then a few small ones stacked inside those. I have two sizes. I love these little things.
488185
No. They do not stack. You can make a layer of 4 and then balance 2 on top of them for a second layer, but they don't "stack". Hope this helps!
1567701
They are so small that if you stacked them they would probably tumble over...wait I just checked and they stack just fine. But they are really small- like cocktail forks. But yes they stack and not too bulbous.
1576250
I only have one, but I'd say that they do not stack. They are designed like a Louis chair.
720942
Yes. They stack nicely. They interlock and are sturdy enough to pick up if they are not full of lead.