Would a gallon pickle jar work as a sun tea jar?

[Guest guest]

I was wondering since all of the Walmarts in my area have run out of sun tea

jars would a gallon pickle jar work. Like if it was lying down

and the cap had a spigot from Bed Bath & Beyond, or some place like it.

Am I just dreaming, because I'm desperate, or can something like this work? Does

anyone else have a system similar they invented.

Care to share?

Love to hear from you.

[Guest guest]

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If you have a bed bath and beyond near you why not just order a spigot jar

from them? They have the 2.8 gal jug for 19.95, if I remember correctly.

Hope that helps,

Jeff

On Sun, Aug 16, 2009 at 4:21 PM, lr_grossman <lr_grossman@...> wrote:

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>

> I was wondering since all of the Walmarts in my area have run out of sun

> tea jars would a gallon pickle jar work. Like if it was lying down

> and the cap had a spigot from Bed Bath & Beyond, or some place like it.

> Am I just dreaming, because I'm desperate, or can something like this work?

> Does anyone else have a system similar they invented.

> Care to share?

> Love to hear from you.

>

>

[Guest guest]

,

If you have a bed bath and beyond near you why not just order a spigot jar

from them? They have the 2.8 gal jug for 19.95, if I remember correctly.

Hope that helps,

Jeff

On Sun, Aug 16, 2009 at 4:21 PM, lr_grossman <lr_grossman@...> wrote:

>

>

> I was wondering since all of the Walmarts in my area have run out of sun

> tea jars would a gallon pickle jar work. Like if it was lying down

> and the cap had a spigot from Bed Bath & Beyond, or some place like it.

> Am I just dreaming, because I'm desperate, or can something like this work?

> Does anyone else have a system similar they invented.

> Care to share?

> Love to hear from you.

>

>

[Guest guest]

A gallon pickle jar works just fine -- that's what I have always used. I

don't do continuous brew, but remove the SCOBY when the tea is done and pour

into quart mason canning jars with plastic wrap beneath the lid. Not too

fancy, but hey, the price is right!

Kate

[Guest guest]

A gallon pickle jar works just fine -- that's what I have always used. I

don't do continuous brew, but remove the SCOBY when the tea is done and pour

into quart mason canning jars with plastic wrap beneath the lid. Not too

fancy, but hey, the price is right!

Kate

[Guest guest]

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> >Hey, Jeff Great idea. I do have one here in Springfield. Do you know if they

are made out of glass, the spigot jar? Much appreciated the information. I'll

look into it further.

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> > I was wondering since all of the Walmarts in my area have run out of sun

> > tea jars would a gallon pickle jar work. Like if it was lying down

> > and the cap had a spigot from Bed Bath & Beyond, or some place like it.

> > Am I just dreaming, because I'm desperate, or can something like this work?

> > Does anyone else have a system similar they invented.

> > Care to share?

> > Love to hear from you.

> >

> >

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Lest you drive yourself crazy, the Wally World here in City is selling

both GLASS and plastic  one gallon suntea jars for $2.00 plus tax. Check yours

out!

Blessings,

Rob

From: lr_grossman <lr_grossman@...>

Subject: Re: Would a gallon pickle jar work as a sun tea jar?

kombucha tea

Date: Monday, August 17, 2009, 8:43 PM

 

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> >Hey, Jeff Great idea. I do have one here in Springfield. Do you know if they

are made out of glass, the spigot jar? Much appreciated the information. I'll

look into it further.

> >

> > I was wondering since all of the Walmarts in my area have run out of sun

> > tea jars would a gallon pickle jar work. Like if it was lying down

> > and the cap had a spigot from Bed Bath & Beyond, or some place like it.

> > Am I just dreaming, because I'm desperate, or can something like this work?

> > Does anyone else have a system similar they invented.

> > Care to share?

> > Love to hear from you.

> >

> >

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