Review on 🍽️ Essos Square Glass Jars with Wood Lids - Set of 2, 52 fl oz - Airtight and Stackable Kitchen Pantry Storage Containers - Wooden Lid, BPA-Free, Recyclable Canister for Food, Cookies, Coffee, Pasta, Sugar by Heather Powell

Update: I still love these! I was able to order 77 oz and also received a 33 oz 4 piece set. This may not be the last configuration on my pantry shelves, but so far it's working well for me. One of the little ones keeps my chai tea blend elsewhere in my pantry next to my coffee shelf. It looks great there. I ended up with three and a half cases of spaghetti in a tall container (because that's what I had, not four full cases), and since the jars are square, the lasagna pasta fits perfectly! Much better than popping them in and out of round containers. So far I have a set of each size and none of them broke during shipping. I love the look and I think they look great with milk bottle containers. I also love that I finally have easy access to all my haberdashery so I know exactly what I have. No more mess in my pantry! After watching a homemade montage on Netflix, I decided to bite the bullet and get a few things to organize my pantry. I've used tall jars for some of my haberdashery, but found (thanks to the show) that I really needed to "decant" more items to keep my shelves organized. I don't like plastic at all and wanted glass. Most of the glass canisters are light bamboo and I have mostly dark wood. You are perfect! I also prefer the square shape because they don't take up as much space as round containers. I ordered 64oz and 98oz cans and came back today to order 77oz cans. I am very disappointed that they are no longer on the list! I can't find others that I like more (or even more) so I'll keep what I have and not return them. The size difference from 47 oz to 64 oz and then a jump to 98 oz looks a bit odd but I'll live with that for now. They arrived VERY well packaged and nothing was damaged. The glass is crystal clear and lightweight, which is good for reducing overall weight when full. They are thin glass so I think they will break easily if dropped on a tiled floor. I will buy 77 ounce cans if they ever become available again.