Glass Pickle Jar with Strainer Flip and Stainless Steel Fork, 36oz Leakproof Airtight Large Pickle Container with Strainer, Hourglass Pickle Juice Separator Jar for Olive, onions, gherkin

Love it, really helps

I really like these jars. I've bought 4. One for pickles, jalapeños, red beets in juice and saurecrout. When I need one of these condiments I tip it back up and all the juice runs down making my condiments less juicy.Easy to clean and store great in my refrigerator door.

This is a review for the fruui green 36oz pickle flip jar (ASIN: B0D413RTSC). The price was $18.99 when I ordered it. This is a good quality pickle jar that works as advertised. I have a much bigger one but needed a smaller one for my banana peppers. There is a wave or twist design in the glass jar that I didn’t notice in the listing pics. It’s there, I just didn’t notice it and though it was a light reflection. I would prefer a flat smooth jar, but it’s fine and is purely a matter of aesthetics and personal preferences. I really like that this has a convenient and clever attachment built into the silicone base for storing the little stainless steel fork. That was an important feature I was looking for, so I was pleased to find it present here. I got the “green” color (not the “dark green”), which I would describe more as light mint or mint green. But it is pretty consistent with the listing pics. I would have chosen white if that was a color option, but this green color is attractive and pleasing. My one biggish complaint about this pickle jar is that it is VERY difficult to remove/replace the interior silicone strainer piece for cleaning. The jar is just too narrow for most people to reach the strainer and then put it back in place. I have average size hands and typically wear a medium size glove. I can’t fit my hand in this jar. I had to use some tongs to get the strainer out. And it took about 10 minutes to do so because there’s not a good way to grip the strainer piece when it’s in place, so you have to push it to the bottom of the jar in order to get a tight enough grip on it. But then it is challenging to get it past the narrow section of the jar to pull it out. The strainer is flexible but there’s some firmness to it, so you have to squeeze it tight enough to grip but not so tight that you damage the silicone. Then, once you get it out, you have the revers challenge putting it back in, which takes effort and patience to get the strainer situated correctly in that narrow gap. The jar needs to be about an inch wider. I suppose it would work just fine for a person with small hands, or if you have a child helper handy to fish out the strainer and then put it back. Just something to be aware of, and an issue for some that isn’t obvious from the listing.

A helpful way to use pickles without having to drain or lose the "juice" that keeps things yummy and crisp.

Liquids are leaking, would not recommend

Love this. Great concept and works well.

This jar is hard to open once it had some pickles inside. The idea is great, but it doesn't function like it needs to.

Soooooo worth it!!!!! I get the worst cravings for pickles in the middle of the night. Now I don't struggle with a pickle jar. This is perfect.