Is the jar freezer safe?
462734
I dont know about freezing liquids but do not put very hot liquids in it as it will break. I found out the hard way. Had to order another jar. My fault not Bormioli.
462735
I don't know because I couldn't use it because it arrived in hundreds of crumbs.
462736
I personally would not freeze liquids in it but the Use and Care Instructions say it is freezer proof to 20C/-4F
2154481
I never thought about freezer usage but I guess it would be possible. As with any product I would check with the manufacturers recondmendations.
553373
No...in fact, while the fridge part works wonderfully, the freezer part is not really efficient. The freezer "door" does not even seal and stays somewhat open. It will not keep even an ice cream sandwich frozen well. It turns mushy. It is a GREAT fridge, but not a good freezer at all.
2168655
I use the refrigerator. For spices, coffee, etc. don't use the freezer as the temperature breaks down the oils.
1590562
I have not personally tried to freeze anything yet, but they are glass so I don't see why you could not use like a regular mason jar (leave enough space for expansion). Even if you do not use as intended, you won't be disappointed with these little jars. My friend uses the set I g ave her for salad dressings because they do not spill the liquid.
372369
I store unopened bags in my freezer. I refill a mason jar as needed, and keep the mason jar in my refrigerator. I have never had a problem with it. If you want to store it without low temperatures, you may want to contact Red Star and ask them.
1445593
Yes it can. We keep it in the container ( a really nice tin one) in the freezer, but you don't really need to.
1827474
Angela - We have used these in the freezer without issue. They've been a good product for our family.
812423
While I haven't tried that myself with these jars, I have put class canning jars in the freezer before with no ill effects. I used them to store pre-made martinis, delicious. The key take away is that liquids expand as they freeze, so be sure to leave space for expansion. Thawing them when you finally take them out may be a bit tricky. You shouldn't use heat, because that might cause the glass to break, and you also can't use the microwave because of the metal latch. Hope that helps.
1322973
The fridge is fine. Just need to make sure not to get below the freezing point of water.
1376539
I haven't tried freezing mine, but as long as you leave room in the tubs to allow for expansion it should be fine. They are dishwasher and microwave safe so I can't imagine they aren't freezer safe as well.
1870035
I'm sorry I Don't know if they are freezer safe or recyclable I use mine for potato chips coffee and left overs and fruits they work greatthough they where abit pricey for storage cantainers but now think there worth every penny
185705
I would imagine so if you have the special attachment lids for the jars. HOWEVER, as an avid canner myself, I would NOT recommend sealing jars of food in this fashion. The hot water bath and/or pressure canning systems do more than merely seal the jars. They kill microbes that would otherwise destroy the food and/or make people ill. This is a good unit for saving leftovers, splitting up frozen foods into smaller quantities, and preserving dried foods. I, personally, would not use it for long-term storage of fresh or wet foods.
1995130
Absolutely no problem, keep the jar closed and you will be happy with the quality. Keep it in thd fridge, when you serve it, not too much sifup. Have fun
2253048
While the lids themselves should be freezer safe, I would not recommend putting glass (the bowls) in the freezer because they likely would crack during the "freeze-thaw" cycle. Tupperware makes these nifty clear plastic containers with dark red top which hold about 4 ounces. These are freezer safe -- for instance, one could freeze small portions of homemade pesto in these little guys and pull one out at time as needed. Hope you find my input helpful.
491552
I haven't put it in the freezer but it's metal and should be ok. I would do so.
259639
I never do. Just keep it in a cooler place away from the stove. I think the company says it is fine after opened unrefrigerated for up to a month. My last jar was open and unrefrigerated for several months and I am still alive :)