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yetanotherBob

In article .com>,
says...
>
> Canning jars. They're inexpensive, washable, make a pretty good seal
> even when
> you don't process them, and quite inert. You can even pour hot stuff
> into them.
> (Although old ones a prone to shatter from thermo changes because they
> get little
> nicks and cracks in them). Not ideal for every application, but pretty
> versatile.
>
> Cindy Hamilton
>
Problem with canning jars is, you can see what's inside them. Sometimes
that takes the fun out of a trip to the fridge. Other times, you don't
*want* to see what's inside them...

Bob :-)