Filling small jars.

[Newbeeneil]

I’ve been filling a few small jars this afternoon and if anyone is filling 1 or 11/2oz I would recommend using a condiment applicator as it’s quick, accurate and not messy.

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[ericbeaumont]

filling a few small jars

I must fill 300 this week; not looking forward to it.

 

[Sutty]

Is there much of a market for jars that small? Hotels?

 

[WoodenBeam]

Certainly cheaper than………

 

[Newbeeneil]

I must fill 300 this week; not looking forward to it.

I had 120 to fill for a clients crackers earlier in the year. They only took about
30 mins once I got into the swing of it.

Is there much of a market for jars that small? Hotels?

We do about 200 at this time of year (10-30 from different apiaries) and sell them in threes so people can sample subtle differences in the taste. They sell like hot cakes in our local Christmas “Fayre”.
Much too expensive for a hotel I would think.

 

[Newbeeneil]

Certainly cheaper than………


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I think I paid about £8 for 4 on tinternet!

 

[Dodge]

Is there much of a market for jars that small? Hotels?

Local Deli is looking to use mine for mini Christmas hampers. I have a load to get rid of as we used some as wedding favours for the sister-in-laws wedding.

 

[Sam G]

I use the little jars for wedding favours and also use large condiment bottles to fill them! I fill a couple of extra bottles and have them sitting in a warm bowl of water to keep the honey runny

 

[Moobee]

I’m doing 160 this week for a local company that’s sending out gifts to their customers.