County Line Kitchen Wide Mouth Mason Jar Flip Cap Lid, Durable, Airtight, Leak-Proof Seal - Blue, 1 Pack

These are the only lids I use after trying many brands that have flaws. I use them whenever I need a good seal, regardless of whether I need the pour spout or not. They work flawlessly, clean easily, do not seem to hold odors, and have been in constant use. Sometimes the contents of jars have gotten moldy and I could clean thoroughly and easily with confidence that no mold would be transferred to the next batch. The pour spouts are great, making these lids widely versatile in all sizes of wide mouth Mason jars. I use them for homemade juice, kefir, kraut and a variety of ingredients and leftovers. I keep buying more because they expand the possibilities of storage. I tried others and was disappointed that they leak, rust or simply can't be screwed on straight. Yes, these are a bit pricey but I don't have any hesitation using them because I know they will perform perfectly.

I've been doing a lot of cold brew recently and trying to find a way to streamline the process. It's lovely to have it made fresh at home, but the cleaning and transferring and storing can sometimes feel like more trouble than it's worth. After some hunting and looking for leak proof alternatives to the metal lids, something that was one piece so I didn't have to fumble around as much or deal with the rusting... enter these lids. They've worked out perfectly. I use them on the 24 ounce wide mouth jars. I pop a couple coffee pods in there, my current go to is Wolfgang Puck single cup coffee pods, but there are other brands, and even ones for espresso. Anyway, 2 pods stack perfectly in the bottom of the jar, then fill with water and let sit on the counter for 24-36 hours. I do shake them a few times, like a total 180 degree rotation several times, during the brew process and I've never had the lids leak. Then I remove the pods which are conveniently floating on the top, and a top it off with a little water, screw this lid back on and keep it in the fridge. I get about two servings from each jar, and while I just wanted a lids that would be easier to deal with during all the on again off again process... an added bonus turned out that when it comes time to pour over a glass of ice, I don't have to unscrew the whole lid, so it's even easier than I hoped. Moreover, the little flip top stays open while I'm pouring so I don't even need to try and juggle that without making a mess. Yes, I'm a klutz and the less I have to juggle at once, the better. I simply love these.

I had bought a Pitcher size Mason Jar from Amazon about 3 years ago and loved it so much, I bought a 2nd one! All was well until I heard a noise the other day, went in the kitchen and my metal stew pot fell off the top of the fridge and hit the Pitcher ! Thankfully only the plastic lid was damaged, a piece broke off it, at least the glass didn't break! I looked online and was thrilled to find this replacement lid - how many companies offer that? And it is from the same company County Line ! I ordered it and Amazon got it to me the next day (THANK YOU) and it was only then that I discovered it didn't have the handle on it like my old one did. But you know what? Not a problem, I can grasp it by the glass body and take it out of the fridge. As a matter of fact, I may like it even better, time will tell. That handle won't get in the way. Truth be told, I was always worried that handle would break and the pitcher would fall to the floor and break in a million pieces, so this is actually better! Thanks County Line. I love you !

I use these almost every day, they are perfect for my protein drinks and unlike those plastic shaker bottles, the mason jar never holds a nasty smell. These lids for on any widemouth mason jar and I can swap the lids between different sized jars depending on the use. They screw on nicely and don't leak and the flip top part closes securely but is easy to open to take a drink. I've thrown them in the dishwasher top rack and they haven't gotten warped or ruined. Well made product, and this is actually the second set I've bought because I use them so much I needed more!

This would be a 5 star item, except that just under twenty dollars is outrageous for three of these. I only recommend products to friends & family that I feel are fairly priced, so that makes this item 4 stars, as I would not recommend it (due to price) to others. That said, these are more durable than the old pour spouts that we;d purchased. They are also more useful, because one can actually pour out of them - which was difficult with the others, because the flap kept falling & closing the opening. I also find them easier to clean by hand - I have not tried them in the dishwasher. Are these lids a good product - yes. Are they worth the money - well, that depends on how badly you need them. We purchase milk from a local farm that comes in large glass jars. The jars are difficult to pour. We needed these to save money (our milk ending up on the counter) & to prevent messes. Not worth the money, but a convenience item that we use daily.

These flip lids are awesome! I have a wide mouth half-gallon mason jar and many more quart sized wide mouth mason jars. I also love tea, especially iced teas. These lids gave me the ability to brew my tea directly in the mason jar and drink from them once cooled. I never thought about using mason jars for beverage containers, but once I saw these my mind exploded and I'm drinking tea every day now instead of soda and juice. They're great for cold beverages, especially iced teas and tisanes. I drink straight from the cap, and I rinse the cap and jar clean when done and brew a new tea directly in the jar with water straight from a boiling kettle. The cap cleans very easy, I just rinse with some dish soap in warm/hot water and its good to go another round. It seals tight onto the jar, and so far none have leaked on me, and feel as though they never will. This purchase made me genuinely happy, I plan to buy more as it allows me to have many different varieties of teas for my delight at every given moment... so long as there is enough fridge space!

I got these to put cold press in. I was just using a quart jar, and I had a screw on lid. And that worked, decent. Except when I pour some out. It sticks to the jar on that over the edge . It makes for a royal mess. I have some measuring cups, with what they say is "non drip" technology. I don't know for sure as I never looked close. But I think these lids have that same non-drip logic. They don't drip when you pour. The caps shut tight, no concerns there. Shake it up before you use it, yea. They screw onto the mason jar secure, yea. And they are colored to distinguish them. So I can say, "You want the blue one". So far, I'm just the one person. But the one set of three is all I need. But I will definatly get more if I can ever use more. Until then I will suggest them to others. This was a great find to me. Every thing is always pathetic quantity. But I found three things in the last three months, that are all of excellent quality. This was one of them.

I have been trying to go as much organic with in reason cost effective wise. Born and raised in NC so I grew up drinking sweet tea, I found a good flavor priced organic black tea and organic cane sugar. For about a year or so I have been searching for a one gallon glass pitcher to hold my tea and I was looking for one with a lid so I could close it up. Most of the ones I found did not have a lid or were way to expensive. I came across these and figured well I have some 1/2 gallon masion jars. I use a mr coffee tea maker so I make one gallon of tea and pour it into two masion jars. I used to use a plastic one gallon pitcher but I was trying to get away from pouring hot tea and letting it sit in plastic even though it was bpa free it didn't seem right using organic tea and sugar just to store it in a plastic container. I know that these lids are plastic but my tea only touches the plastic on this lid when I am pouring it into a glass so I figured at least my tea is not sitting in plastic. I can say that I have noticed a difference for the better in the taste since I switched to these lids and using masion jars. Another benefit is that the masion jars are still made in the USA. The three pack is nice when I get down to 1/2 gallon I can make two more and they will be nice and cool by the time I get ready for them. These lids very much remind me of the lids for the blender bottles that used to mix protein well there is a size difference. I and thinking of ordering another set just so I can have extra in case these go bad crack or what ever. They seem to be pretty sturdy so I think if you take care of them they should last a while. I have not used a full jar and turned on its side or upside down to see if it leaks so I can not say if they would leak or not. There is a rubber seal under the lid, I would like to find out if they have replacement seals for them but I am not sure. I have some of the silicone seals that are made for the plastic lids for masion jars I can say that those are a difference size.

Parfait sur mes pots massons à large ouverture. Belle qualité et ne coule pas

I love these ! Use them for maple syrup and when I have friend a over for mimosa !

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First, I wish the spout had a no-drip design. I'm using it for things like maple syrup and salad dressing, it dribbles a lot down the spout every single pour. (Maybe these work best with some particular viscosity?) Second, the cap is not great to close. At first I considered it aesthetic and merely wished it would close more easily with a satisfying snap. But then I watched how a 10-year-old repeatedly made the jar tip/slip/slide over every time she went to close it... Basically when the cap comes down it needs quite an extra shove on the outer edge for that half of the dimple to nest in the spout. So she would press down with her finger on the part of the cap which was still up (the outward side) to make it go down, but of course mason jar bottoms are rounded so pressing hard on the outer side of the spout unfortunately means the bottom of the jar slides out from under itself. Yes, the solution is for her to stop trying to do that and use two hands. So, it does provide some desirable functionality and it hasn't been amazing. I find I am using it less than I planned to, and I wish I had paid less, but it's not terrible. I might keep using them or not. (For the tipping issue, I wonder if the regular-mouth size would be better better since those jars have shoulders and the far rim of the spout would not be so far towards the edge of those jars. But I am not sure I have enjoyed this product enough to motivate buying a regular-mouth sized one to try.)

I love this item. The seal is great. The Spout is large enough for shake or water.