Le Parfait Super Terrine Glass Jar

$7.99
Size 125g
  • A French canning classic: the wire bail and orange rubber gasket clamp down for an airtight seal.
  • Six sizes, from a little 125g jar for gifting to 1000g for big batches.
  • Made in France to last for years. Just swap in a fresh gasket each time you put up preserves.
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  • Brand: Le Parfait
  • Made in: France
  • Closure: Wire bail with orange rubber gasket
  • Capacity: 125g – 4.5 oz (133 ml); 200g – 7 oz (207 ml); 350g – 12 oz (355 ml); 500g – 18 oz (532 ml); 750g – 26 oz (769 ml); 1000g – 36 oz (1065 ml)
  • Height: 125g – 2.75"; 200g – 3.25"; 350g – 3.75"; 500g – 4"; 750g – 5.25"; 1000g – 6.75"
  • Gasket size: 70 mm (125g, 200g); 85 mm (350g); 100 mm (500g, 750g, 1000g)
  • Care: Dishwasher safe; remove the wire clamp and rubber gasket first
  • Freezer: Freezer safe; don't overfill or add hot food
  • Microwave / oven: Not microwave safe (metal clamp); don't sterilize in the oven, since the rubber gasket can't take dry heat

Which replacement gasket fits my jar?

The 125g and 200g jars take a 70 mm gasket, the 350g takes 85 mm, and the 500g, 750g, and 1000g take 100 mm.

Can I reuse the rubber gasket?

For everyday storage, yes. A used gasket still works for keeping food in the fridge or pantry. For water bath canning, use a new gasket every time, because a fresh one is what makes the seal reliable. Keep your new gaskets off the jars until canning day, since leaving them on during storage or display can damage them for canning. The jar and bail can be reused for both.

Can I put these jars in the dishwasher or freezer?

Yes to both. Take off the wire clamp and gasket before running the jar through the dishwasher. In the freezer, leave room at the top and let food cool before filling to avoid thermal shock. They aren't microwave safe because of the metal clamp.

Where are these jars made?

In France, by Le Parfait, which has been making them since the 1930s.