Pots and pans, plates and bowls, cups and mugs, knives and forks, spice jars, carafes and food containers... The IKEA 365+ series offers all cookware and tableware you may need. Every day, 365 days a year.
IKEA 365+
dry food jar with lid, 1.3 l, transparent/white
2,49 €
Article no: 800.667.23
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1.3 l
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Key features
Remove the lid completely to fill the jar and open half the lid to make it easier to pour from.
Designed to give a good grip when you want to stir and pour at the same time.
The transparent jar makes it easy to find what you are looking for, regardless of where it is placed.
You can reduce your food waste by storing your dry foods in a jar with a tight-fitting lid, because it keeps the food fresh longer.
Suitable for storing dry foodstuffs.
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dry food jar with lid
Article no: 800.667.23
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Care instructions
Dishwasher-safe in upper basket.
Withstands temperatures up to 70°C.
Good to know
Wash this product before using it for the first time.
Possible to separate for recycling or energy recovery if available in your community.
Food containers for everyday use
This is the IKEA 365+ series, which stands for everything that we believe defines good everyday products. Classic colours and designs that will never be out of style. Hard-wearing materials that stand up to tough everyday use. And many smart details that make it both fun and easy to prepare and serve food - every day of the year. Hope you agree.
What do flour and mincemeat sauce have in common? Nothing really - and that's why the food containers in the IKEA 365+ series are tailor-made for different everyday needs. Some are best for dry foods, others for fruit and vegetables and some you can take directly from the freezer and warm up in the microwave. The food containers also have a lot of practical features that you may not see at first sight - but they will become very clear to you every time you use them.
Designer
Håkan Olsson
Materials
Jar:
Polystyrene-acrylic plastic
Lid:
Polypropylene plastic
Seal:
Synthetic rubber
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