Pinnacle Mercantile 16 oz HDPE Plastic Containers | Screw-on Lids (Set of 6)

Overview

Pinnacle Mercantile 16 oz plastic containers are designed for real life kitchens and on-the-go storage. Made from high-density polyethylene (HDPE) in a crisp white finish, these jars have a thick wall that makes gripping, pouring, and dispensing feel confident even when you’re multitasking in a busy kitchen.

These are built to handle a range of temperatures and environments, from the chill of the fridge to the chill of the freezer, and even the warmth of a pantry shelf. The classic screw-on lid with an inner foil seal helps maintain cleanliness and helps keep contents protected as you move from fridge to desk or picnic basket.

Storage versatility

Use them for dry goods such as beans, popcorn, nuts, flour, tea, salt, spices, and chia seeds, or for homemade ice cream, jams, jellies, and sauces. Their 16 oz capacity hits a sweet spot between single‑serve portions and family-sized batches, while the opaque white exterior helps hide condensation and shows a clean, organized line on the shelf.

Labels adhere easily to both the jar and the lid, letting you clearly identify contents, dates, and even seasonal themes—ideal for gifting, batch prepping, or keeping track of pantry inventory.

Airtight, leak-proof design

• Inner foil seal plus a screw-on lid creates a sealed, leak-resistant container
• Ribbed lid edges offer a secure grip for opening, even when hands are wet
• The lid is top-rack dishwasher safe; remember to remove the foil liner before washing

Material, care, and safety

Jars and lids are made in the USA from BPA-free, food-grade HDPE, designed to withstand freezing temperatures as low as -100°F and heat up to 180°F. Note that these containers are not microwave safe, but they’re built for safe storage and easy cleanup.

• Durable, reusable, and dishwasher-friendly for the lid (top rack) after removing the liner
• Shrink-wrapped six-pack provides protection during shipping and storage

Practical tips

For best results, label with content and date, stack containers securely to maximize space, and keep a few ready-to-go jars in your lunch kit or travel bag to simplify portion control and meal prep.