Teddy Bear Glass Honey Jars 180ml - 200g Gift Size

A Little Glass Bear That Makes a Jar of Honey Feel Like a Present

There is a moment at a market stall when someone picks up a jar they had no intention of buying. It is nearly always the small, odd, charming one. A glass teddy bear full of honey does that to people. It is a gift before you have thought about who it is for, and small enough that a couple go into the basket without much deliberation.

This is the 180ml glass teddy bear, which holds around 200g of honey when filled to the shoulder. The glass is clear and the bear sits upright with its ears, nose and paws moulded into the body, so the honey does the colouring and the shape does the rest. It is sold by the carton of 24, the right number for a market weekend or a batch of wedding favours.

Why Glass Instead of Plastic

The plastic squeeze bear is the everyday bottle. This one is the keepsake. Glass has weight in the hand and a cool, solid feel that makes a small jar seem more generous than it is, and it photographs beautifully with light through it. People keep a glass bear on the windowsill long after the honey is gone.

Filling and Labelling a Curved Jar

Fill with warm, runny honey through the neck, leave about a finger of space below the lid and let it settle before closing. Crystallised honey still looks lovely in glass and can be warmed gently in water to bring it back. The body is curved, so a large wraparound label will not sit flat. A small round label on the lid, a tag tied around the neck or a slim label on the flattest part of the belly keeps the bear visible.

The Carton of 24

Twenty-four jars is a full table at a wedding, a club raffle, a Christmas batch for the extended family or enough small gifts to keep a stall stocked for a weekend. For more than a carton or two, get in touch about bulk pricing.

The Other Bears in the Range

For a lighter jar for kids or party bags, the 160ml plastic teddy bear with the hat-style lid is the same idea. For more honey, the 280ml glass teddy bear holds around 350g. Running a small, medium and large bear gives customers a size to suit whoever they are buying for.

Where It Is Not the Right Jar

This is not a jar for honey sold by the kilo, and glass is heavier and more fragile to post, so factor in packing if most orders ship. Nobody is squeezing honey out of it. It is a spoon jar, and a very good one.

Specifications

• Capacity: 180ml, holds around 200g of honey filled to the shoulder
• Material: clear glass
• Shape: upright teddy bear with moulded ears, nose and paws
• Lid: twist-off lid included
• Sold as: carton of 24 jars
• Suitable for: honey, jams, spreads and dry gifts such as lollies
• Also available: 160ml plastic teddy bear with hat-style lid, 280ml glass teddy bear

How much honey does the teddy bear jar hold?

It is a 180ml jar that holds around 200g of honey when filled to the shoulder.

How many jars come in a carton?

Each carton holds 24 jars, a good number for a market weekend, a wedding table or a Christmas batch.

Is the jar glass or plastic?

Clear glass. The plastic option is the separate 160ml teddy bear with the hat-style lid.

Does it come with a lid?

Yes, a twist-off lid is included with each jar.

How should I fill it?

Use warm, runny honey through the neck, leave about a finger of space below the lid and let it settle before closing.

What labels suit a curved bear jar?

A small round label on the lid, a tag around the neck or a slim label on the flattest part of the belly keeps the bear visible.

Can I fill it with something other than honey?

Yes. It also suits jams, spreads and dry gifts such as lollies.

What other teddy bear sizes are there?

A 160ml plastic teddy bear with a hat-style lid, and a 280ml glass teddy bear that holds around 350g.

Can I squeeze honey out of it?

No. It is a spoon jar, not a squeeze bottle.

Is it good for wedding favours?

Yes. The carton of 24 suits a full wedding table, and the bear shape makes it a gift before it is labelled.