New Sourdough Starter Jars

[BGKYSmoker]

Was in a bread group and someone was talking about using.
Borosilicate straight sided jars for starter. Some didnt even know what they are so I had to toss my info out there. They have removable silicone seal. I'm putting all my weck jars for a shelf rest.

No slant sides, bumps or screw tops.

 

[Coach JoeQB]

Nice!

 

[KBFlyer]

Sorry I really don't get it???? Sour cream containers have servered me well for over 20 years why spend money on a gimick???

 

[BGKYSmoker]

Dont mean to come off as an @$$hole

But because it's my $$......EH

 

[KBFlyer]

You have any extra your more then welcome to throw some my way EH

 

[BGKYSmoker]

You have any extra your more then welcome to throw some my way EH

Sure

Will throw as hard as I can, what reaches you, you can keep, what stays in my yard I get to keep....Deal

 

[forktender]

Wide mouth Ball jars work great, and they are cheap.

 

[KBFlyer]

Wide mouth Ball jars work great, and they are cheap.

Actually anything that is glass and sealed I will not use. Gave some to a lady friend once in a mason jar and it exploded in her hot car on a a very hot sunny summer day. Took her a long time to claen up the mess.

 

[forktender]

Actually anything that is glass and sealed I will not use. Gave some to a lady friend once in a mason jar and it exploded in her hot car on a a very hot sunny summer day. Took her a long time to claen up the mess.

I punch several small holes in the white plastic lids. I've had some overflow. But I have my starter measurements down pretty well now. So even when it gets super lively, it doesn't overflow.