Product Description: Heavy Duty Pitcher Heavy duty glass and integrated handles make this a must-have for any sustainable kitchen! Hermetically sealed lids keep liquids safely inside while still being easy to open and close. Please select size from menu for more specific information.
Customer Reviews
Average Rating:
Rating: - Sturdy, useful, nice-looking
I like mine. Have had it for many years. Didn't have trouble figuring out the lid - never tried to pour with the lid on. Use it for sun tea, fresh squeezed oj. It's a great size for a two-person family.
Rating: - handy little pitcher
This is a very handy little pitcher. It saves space in our crowded fridge and I can keep it in the door. The seal is quite good, but the directions that came with the pitcher were bad. Fortunately I read reviews before buying it because another reviewer revealed the secret:
Hold the side of the lid as you turn the handle in the middle of the lead to seal it.
I needed something small (to save space in the fridge) that also had a good seal (so I could shake it to mix the cream in my non-homogenized whole milk). I get the milk right from the farm in a large jar that is rather ... Read More
Rating: - I like it
I think this pitcher is just what I wanted. I intend to make my own sauerkraut and other cultured veggies in it. The top does seal and it's nice heavy glass.
Rating: - quality piece
I got this pitcher to store filtered water at room temp for mixing with baby formula and have been very satisfied with it. Other reviews are critical that it does not pour well but if you read the instructions, you'll see the lid makes a super-tight hermetic seal, so it's not supposed to be able to pour lidded. And again, with the instructions, you can get an airtight seal. Nice design and I love that I can clean it in the dishwasher.
Rating: - A great glass pitcher
This is a great pitcher. It holds a half gallon (+) of liquid and the lid works perfectly fine. If you hold the rim down with one hand and twist the inside knob it makes an air-tight seal. It's true that you have to remove the lid to pour but you would have to be pretty stupid to try it the other way.
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