Set contains x4 teal lid jars with x4 plastic teal straws, x4 red lid jars with x4 plastic red straws and x4 green lid jars with x4 plastic green straws.
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Queen_Bee1993
11 Jul 171#10
Thank you ICCLEPIE, heat added sent my hubby earlier onto pick up two lots going to use them to fill with sweets and small party favours to give out to the children for my daughters birthday party :smile:
bseal1947 to Queen_Bee1993
13 Jul 17#12
Sounds great. I bet you get one parent commenting that you are irresponsible putting sweets for kids in glass jars. There's always one
floz
11 Jul 17#9
They're nice but the metal lids rust quite quickly of you aren't careful with them.
fireman1 to floz
12 Jul 171#11
Then just wait for the next silly hipster fad, 'drinking out of rusty jars' Coming soon to a pretentious London bar near you.
Queen_Bee1993
11 Jul 17#7
Do these have a handle x
ICCLEPIE to Queen_Bee1993
11 Jul 171#8
No they don't. I was looking at them today.
baddison
11 Jul 17#6
Tiddly_fiddly
11 Jul 171#3
Thanks op heat added!
morrig
11 Jul 173#2
Sorry don't get this drinking out of jam jars with a straw,is it for kids.
Tiddly_fiddly to morrig
11 Jul 172#4
Abit of fun! Cocktails, milkshake, flavoured water and ice., fraps! etc
refaey to morrig
11 Jul 171#5
Apparently it's a new craze that started in some Brick Lane (London) restaurents. This is where I saw them popping up for the first time anyway ;-)
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