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Do you use one? Pioneer Woman, Anchor Hocking., figural?  I donated mine years ago but have been thinking about getting a small one.

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They're cute to set on a counter or island but not really practical as most are not air tight.

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Yes, I have a couple of floral motif Temp-tations cookie jars.  One is always stocked with dog biscuits on top of the fridge.

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I do, but I wrap each cookie in saran wrap before I put it in the jar. I have two cookie jars, one is a figural and the other one is an actual jar for biscotti.

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sometimes, when i change out knick knacks in my kitchen.

i dont put cookies in them unless they are individually wrapped.

there are usually candies or snacks in them.

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I've had many over the years because I thought they were cute, however I have to agree with @Kachina624 , none were air tight, to keep the cookies fresh.

 

Since they didn't serve their purpose, they were just big knick knacks that I didn't have countertop space for I donated them.

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Takes up too much real estate.  Plus the older I get I only want necessary stuff used daily  out.  I put cookies in a lock n lock in a cabinet.

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1 glass jar with metal bail filled with homemade biscotti. If it gets a little hard or rather harder - a second dumk will do ya! Oh, did I mentioned it was from Disneyworld a gazillion years ago - so it holds good memories.

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Re: Cookie jar?

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@traveler   I used to collect cookie jars but never kept anything in them because they weren't air tight.  Now I have a few on a baker's rack, but the rest are in my garage.  I'll probably donate them.

 

I do have two cookie jars in use.  One is a large pottery cookie jar from Spain that I bought years ago.  I keep Greenie's in it for my dog.  I've used it for this purpose for over ten years.  The other is a glass MacKenzie-Child's cookie jar that I keep k-cups in.  I bought it for that purpose.


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@traveler wrote:

Do you use one? Pioneer Woman, Anchor Hocking., figural?  I donated mine years ago but have been thinking about getting a small one.


I really like cookie jars.  Not for putting cookies in them, but I used to collect them.  I collected Disney cookies jars.  I must have about 75, maybe more.  In my old house, I could display just about all of them on the ledge way up in my kitchen.  Now, I can have about 10 out at a time.  I have a very large and very heavy Christopher Radko Disney cookie jar that I bring out every Christmas.  I just enjoy them so much.