Set of 4 Fermentation Glass Weights with Convenient Grip Handle for Wide Mouth Mason Jars Review

I use these weights with Easy Fermenter wide mouth lids. Easy Fermenter Wide Mouth Lid Kit: Simplified fermentation in jars, not slow cookers! Prepare sauerkraut, kimchi, pickles, or other fermented probiotic foods. 3 lids, extraction pump and electronic recipe book - no mold This is a very good setup that makes fermentation hassle free. I lower the weights, screw on the lids and after a couple of weeks the veggies are well fermented and ready to eat. Handles/grips embedded in the lid…

These work the way I wanted them to by pressing the sauerkraut into the brine. As others have mentioned, coming out is very slippery, but I don't mind since I only want to take them out after the cabbage is "cooked" anyway. A really weird thing: I received a little card with my order saying I could go to a recipe website and subscribe to a newsletter. However, when I tried to access it, the computer started flashing all sorts of nonsense, as if you were entering a malicious website with a…

I've started fermenting my own sauerkraut and beetroot combo. I ended up using 1 liter jars as they are more convenient for small batches/storage than 2 liter jars. Unfortunately, most of the suggestions for placing another glass or smaller item are recommendations for using glasses with a capacity of 2 liters or more. After fiddling with a smaller lid and a few rocks wrapped in a saran. I quickly found and bought them at Revain. . The best I could do! They are the perfect size for 1 liter and…

My wife and I use jars for a variety of things so I wanted to try making sauerkraut in 1 liter and 2 liter jars rather than buying a large expensive pot. I'm going to buy a pot now because those stupid things just don't work and I'm tired of having to reopen and repackage jars twice a day once they start bubbling. Glass weights aren't heavy enough (the herb just pushes them to the lid or bypasses it); they slip into the cabbage even when it is tightly filled with cabbage and not juice, forcing…

Bought them because they looked good, which they are. However, as nobody mentioned, these weights aren't flat on the bottom, they're concave. Therefore, gas can get trapped underneath them, although the theory is that the concave surface creates a suction effect that holds the weight in place. They are well packaged and look like high quality glass. bowl of water and are easy to grab and lift. I'll get a set of more expensive flat bottom weights and compare them and then update the review.…