Review on 🧈 Luminarc Classic Glass Butter Dish - Elegant and Practical Storage Solution by Anferny Pineda

I have found that my 4 oz butter dish (1 stick) is not big enough for the 8 oz butter I am buying right now. This dish is perfect at an 8 ounce size and while I haven't tried it, it should be big enough for a 1 pound packet of butter. ProsGlass: The jar is thick and heavy, which I like as the lid doesn't easily fall to the bottom of the dish when moving items in the fridge or moving the oil dish. In addition, such thickness should be less likely to break. It's fully cured, which means it shouldn't crack easily with temperature changes and shouldn't shatter into small pieces if dropped. It's not that I drop dishes often, but when I do, a tiled floor doesn't have tiny shards of glass to find in the solution with a magnifying glass! Style: The lid has a dual purpose as it can double as a cooler! I buy grass-fed organic cow butter, which is inexpensive, so I like to keep it fresh and maintain the nutritional content. I fill the lid with crushed ice and place it under the butter dish. This keeps the oil fresh during an extended buffet or holiday meal, and I can leave the oil for guests to use on hot Arizona summer days without having to look in the refrigerator. In fact, I'm buying another one, so I have two lids, one for cooling and one for the lid. Note that the lid is wide and heavy. I have a very large hand and it is a bit difficult to lift the lubricator cap off the oil. Anyone with a small hand has to use two hands and if I have oil on the lid or wet hands I have to use two hands too. Maybe they could make a ledge around the top edge to hold on to. No complaints and it still deserves 5 stars. I've put some photos up for you to see. In the image provided by the company, the top looks less deep and the bottom looks deeper than it really is.