Weck Tulip Jars 1 Liter - Large Sourdough Starter Jars with Wide Mouth, Glass Lids and Keep Fresh Covers - Suitable for Canning and Storage (2 Pack)

I first saw these on TikTok and thought, “Do I really need bougie jars for flour and water?” Turns out — yes, yes I do. I originally bought this set as a thank-you gift for a friend deep in her sourdough era, and she loved them so much that I ended up ordering another set for myself. Now my adult daughter and I are actually enjoying the starter process — and bonding over the adventure of it all. The size is perfect, the glass is sturdy, and the wide mouth makes stirring, feeding, and cleaning so much easier than mason jars. No more crusty threads or sticky starter cement. They look beautiful on the counter, feel solid in hand, and somehow make me feel like a real adult baker instead of a chaotic kitchen goblin. If your sourdough starter has been testing your patience, these jars will absolutely restore a bit of peace (and pride) to the process.

I really love these Weck tulip jars for sourdough starter. The 1-liter size is perfect for an active starter and gives plenty of room for rise without overflow. The glass is thick, sturdy, and high quality, and I love that it’s clear so I can easily track bubbles and growth. They’re easy to clean and feel very durable, definitely a big upgrade from random jars. Con: The jars are on the heavier side, especially once filled, so they’re not ideal if you plan to move them around often or store them on a high shelf. Overall, a great investment for anyone serious about sourdough. I’d definitely buy them again.

These Weck jars are perfect for casual or home sourdough bakers. The glass is thick and durable, and they provide a reliable container for sourdough starters. They’re also easy to clean and don’t retain odors, making them versatile for other kitchen uses. The only limitation is their size—they’re not suitable for commercial baking or large batches, so they work best for small-scale home baking. Tip: Use them to maintain your sourdough starter, and label each jar if you have multiple starters. Verdict: A high-quality, versatile jar for home bakers. Reliable and attractive, but not intended for commercial-scale baking. This was easy to assemble (no assembly required) and I would highly recommend purchasing this for aspiring sourdough bakers!

This is the most PERFECT jar for my sourdough starter. It has plenty of space for stirring and for scooping discard out. Scraping the sides of a sourdough jar has never been easier since there is no lip like traditional mason jars. Not to mention that the jar is beautifully designed. I don’t use the leak proof seal, but I’m positive that it would work great. They are more that worth the money. I am obsessed with these jars and will by buying more soon!

Alright, fellow sourdough parents and anyone who appreciates beautiful glass containers, let me tell you about my recent upgrade: the Weck Tulip Jars (1 Liter, set of 4). For a while, my sourdough starter, lovingly named "Bubbles," lived in a less-than-glamorous repurposed jar. It was functional, sure, but it lacked... panache. Bubbles deserved better. I deserved a more aesthetically pleasing fermentation station. I saw these Weck jars online and was immediately smitten. The tulip shape is adorable, the glass looks thick and sturdy, and those little glass lids with the rubber seals and metal clips? So classic! They look like they belong in a European pantry straight out of a fairytale. My plastic containers felt a pang of jealousy. When these arrived, they felt just as good as they looked. Solid, heavy glass. The wide mouth is fantastic for feeding Bubbles (less mess!) and for cleaning (my whole hand actually fits inside!). The separate lid, rubber gasket, and clips are easy to assemble and provide a satisfyingly airtight seal. It's like giving your contents a little glass vault. Bubbles took to its new home immediately. It seems happier, more active, and frankly, more sophisticated. The clear glass lets me easily monitor its bubbling progress, which is both fascinating and slightly hypnotic. I've also used these jars for storing other things – leftover soup, overnight oats, even just displaying colorful dried beans. They make everything look instantly more organized and charming. It's like my pantry got a mini-makeover. The versatility is a huge plus. Canning, storage, fermentation, or just looking pretty on a shelf – these jars can do it all. They're dishwasher safe (hallelujah!), and the thick glass makes them feel incredibly durable. I feel confident that these will be housing future generations of sourdough starters (and maybe even some actual canned goods, if I ever get that ambitious). If you're a sourdough enthusiast, appreciate high-quality glass containers, or just want to bring a touch of classic European charm and organization to your kitchen, these Weck Tulip Jars are a fantastic choice. They're beautiful, practical, and have made my fermentation station (and my pantry) significantly more delightful. I'm thoroughly impressed with these charming jars.

These jars are perfect for sourdough! They are pretty enough to sit on counter too. Easy to clean and durable. Quick shipping too. Would buy again.

Great size and quality for sour dough bread starter! I have 4 of these jars and rotate them every few days. Comes out clean in the dishwasher. Have to make sure to wipe as much flour as you can though to protect the pipes.

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Well made, perfect size and wide mouth for storing, feeding and stirring sourdough starter.

This is the jar that started my Weck collection! Got these for Sourdough, the picked up other sizes for Water Kefir and Kombucha. They are well designed and thick glass. The lids are the same for the different sizes that I ordered. And the jar opening is big - making cleaning a breeze! I have seen reviews where people say that it is too expensive, if you live in BC - you can pick them up in person at a fraction of the cost from their store. It is the shipping (moving the product from BC to ON) that drives up the price.