Heavy-Duty County Line Kitchen Glass Mason Jar Pitcher

Michelle Hemingway: I love making my own flavored creamer in these pitchers. Love they are glass, clean up easy and do not stain the inside. Super cute too!!

United States on Oct 26, 2023

Kitchen geek: I make a hydrating drink, and needed a container/dispenser. This is it, and I am happy with it. Easy to seal, easy to open, easy to pour from.

United States on Oct 23, 2023

margaret kusugak: Thanks! I love it!

Canada on Oct 17, 2023

Avery: Works well for storing milk in the fridge. Easy to clean.

Canada on Oct 12, 2023

J. Reeves: I love this glass pitcher very much. It is super easy to clean because it has a wide mouth making it easy to use brushes or a dishcloth to wash. It is made out of glass and doesn't retain smells or grow mildew like plastic pitchers sometimes do. It has an easy open/close pour spout and a sturdy handle to make pouring out liquids super easy.

United States on Oct 10, 2023

Ina T.: I don't think I've ever seen something like this in any other store. Original and beautiful design plus great execution. The glass feels durable. The plastic handle and spout that you screw on appear to be the strong kind as well. I plan on popping the bottle in the dishwasher for clean ups, but planning to handwash the handle/spout just to avoid overheating. I mainly use it for our Canadian milk bags, and it fits perfectly with a bit more room.

Canada on Sep 21, 2023

Steve Byrd: I got my first County Line pitcher when I found my plastic pitchers covered in mold. I've loved the glass pitcher since day one, and now that my daughter and I drink so much in a day, I decided to get a second one.

Couldn't be happier with it. I've given up my bachelor ways and try to clean them very regularly, and they always clean up without residue. The pop tab on the top has been improved, too. It was never an issue, but the older pitcher always gives an illusion of not being closed all the way. This one snaps tightly and audibly shut and opens without issue.

Nothing better than mixing something up in one of these and getting it COLD out of the fridge a couple hours later. They're glass, so the wrong fall will necessitate a repurchase, but we've dropped them a few times over the years without a break.

United States on Sep 11, 2023

Kelly C: I bought this to store my homemade coffee creamer in. It’s the perfect size! My favourite part is that when you open the lid to pour, it stays open and doesn’t get in your way. Only downside is that it is glass (super thick) so you do have to be careful when washing not to bump it hard on your sink.

Canada on Sep 02, 2023

Tom: If you make your own coffee creamer this is the jar for you..very solid and easy to clean

Canada on Jul 17, 2023

rtpguy: As part of a shift away from overly-processed and never-ending growing food costs we’ve shifted over time to more home-made. After the local warehouse store (BJs) stopped selling the one decent-tasting iced/sweet tea I could find, that too joined the list of do it myself.

As others have mentioned, I’m not convinced this is truly up to typical Ball/mason jar canning abuse with respect to temperatures, but I looked at a lot of different jars, as well as convenience, and while these are a bit over-priced IMO, they do the job well.

In my case, I do NOT dump the boiling water into the jars directly, which is possibly why I’ve yet to have any issues. I fill 2 of them (of 4, and now ordering another 2 for use as water pitchers) with filtered water from the frig filter. I dump about .8 liter out of one of them into an electric kettle and then even up the water level between them. I have a larger glass teapot which has held up well, dump the boiling water directly into it, then steep the teabags for ~5-8 minutes, remove, then add in some lemon, sugar, etc, mix it in the teapot itself basically making tea ‘simple syrup’ and then dump into the ~2/3rds filled pair of...

United States on Jun 25, 2023