French Glass Jars & Bottles for Meal Prep, Serving & Entertaining
For make-ahead breakfasts, lunches on the go, reheatable meals, picnics, charcuterie boards, drinks and casual hosting.
Choose Your Jar or Bottle for Serving
Bistrot Jars
From individual lasagna and reheatable leftovers to dips, desserts and charcuterie components, Bistrot Jars' straight-sided glass and removable clip-and-gasket closure make them the most versatile serving jars. Carry chilled meals securely, thaw frozen food gradually and remove the closure before reheating.
Screw Top Jars
The airtight, watertight 1 L Screw Top Jar is ideal for a complete layered salad, grain bowl or portable lunch. Build from dressing and sturdy ingredients at the bottom to greens at the top, close securely, and carry it to work, school or a picnic.
Super Jars
The iconic wire-bail jar brings breakfast, soup, fruit, snacks and individual portions into clear view. Use smaller sizes for overnight oats, yogurt and snacks, or select a larger size for soup and prepared meals that move from refrigerator to table.
Super Terrines
Straight sides and a wide opening make Super Terrines easy to layer, fill and eat from. Use them for grain bowls, dips, desserts, salads, shared sides and larger charcuterie-board components, then remove the closure before reheating.
Jam Jars
Airtight, watertight twist lids make Jam Jars useful for dressings, sauces, condiments, cocktail syrups and portable side portions. Their faceted French glass also works beautifully as drinkware and as small jars for charcuterie boards.
Jam Pots / Working Glass
Use Jam Pots / Working Glass for overnight oats, yogurt, desserts, jam, honey, dips, cocktails and mocktails. Their snap-on covers are convenient for refrigeration and fridge-to-table service, though they are not designed for carrying food.
Bottles
Swing-top and Milk Bottles carry water, juice, smoothies, cold brew, lemonade, infused drinks, dressings, syrups, cocktails and mocktails from preparation to pouring. Pair them with glass straws, a bottle funnel, labels and markers for a complete beverage setup.
Clear glass makes ingredients, layers and portions visible. It lets an overnight breakfast, colorful salad, cocktail garnish or charcuterie-board condiment become part of the presentation rather than something hidden in a disposable container.
Le Parfait offers several jar shapes and closure styles so the vessel can be matched to the moment: secure transport, wide-mouth eating, fridge-to-table service, reheating or pouring. Replaceable closures help keep the glass in use across everyday routines.
Use Super Jars for overnight oats, yogurt, soups and snacks; choose Bistrot Jars for premium individual meals and reheatable leftovers; or start with the Meal Prep Starter Kit for six wide-mouth jars in four useful sizes.
For frozen meals, leave appropriate expansion space, thaw gradually and avoid sudden temperature changes. Remove lids, clips, gaskets, screw bands and other closure hardware before microwave reheating. Bottles should not be used in the freezer, microwave or oven.
Related recipes: Peanut Butter & Jelly Overnight Oats and Vegan Single-Serve Mini Lasagna.
The 1 L Screw Top Jar is the lead choice for a layered salad or grain bowl. Bistrot Jars carry chilled individual meals, Jam Jars hold dressings and small sides, Super Jars portion fruit and snacks, and Bottles carry water, lemonade or a smoothie.
Use watertight closures for transportation and keep chilled foods cold in an insulated bag or cooler. Jam Pot snap covers are designed for refrigeration and fridge-to-table use, not for carrying liquids in a bag.
Bistrot Jars hold olives, cornichons, marinated vegetables, nuts and dips. Jam Jars present mustard, honey, chutney, sauces and spreads. Jam Pots / Working Glass can serve preserves or function as rustic tumblers, while Super Terrines hold larger dips, salads and shared sides.
Clear glass adds height, color and structure to a charcuterie board or grazing table without requiring matching specialty dishes. Mix sizes intentionally and group ingredients by how guests will spoon, pour or pick them up.
Use Milk Bottles for smoothies, juice and milk; Swing-Top Bottles for infused water, lemonade, mixers and batch cocktails; Jam Jars for simple syrups, cherries, citrus and garnishes; and Jam Pots / Working Glass or Jam Jars as casual cocktail and mocktail glasses.
Glass straws, a bottle funnel, labels and markers can support a future Bar & Beverage Accessories destination. Finished beverages should be handled according to the recipe and kept refrigerated when required.
Choose Bistrot Jars for reheatable individual meals, the 1 L Screw Top Jar for a large salad on the go, Super Jars for breakfast and soup, Super Terrines for wide-mouth portions, Jam Jars for secure sauces and small serves, Jam Pots for fridge-to-table use and drinkware, and Bottles for pourable foods and beverages.
If you are unsure which size suits your batch, the guide to choosing a Le Parfait jar size breaks it down by use:
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Bistrot Jars
Premium all-purpose jars for individual meals, leftovers, soups, dips, desserts, picnics and charcuterie-board components.
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Screw Top Jars
Airtight, watertight jars for layered salads, grain bowls, fruit, snacks and portable meals, led by the 1 L size.
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Super Jars
Classic wire-bail jars for overnight oats, yogurt, soup, fruit, snacks and individual portions.
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Super Terrines
Straight-sided jars for layered meals, grain bowls, dips, desserts, shared sides and easy spooning.
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Jam Jars
Watertight twist-lid jars for dressings, sauces, syrups, condiments, portable sides, drinkware and charcuterie boards.
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Jam Pots / Working Glass
Covered glasses for breakfast, desserts, jam, honey, dips, cocktails and mocktails; not a secure travel closure.
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Bottles
Swing-top and Milk Bottles for water, juice, smoothies, cold brew, infused drinks, syrups, dressings and cocktails.
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Meal Prep Starter Kit
Six Familia Wiss Terrines: 2 x 200 ml, 2 x 500 ml, 1 x 750 ml and 1 x 1 L for snacks, lunches, sides and batch-prepped meals.
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Complete Your Serving Setup
Add reusable glass drinking straws, a stainless-steel funnel, labels and markers for smoothies, cocktails, syrups and relaxed table service.
Watch & Learn
How to Reheat Leftovers in a Bistrot Jar
Remove the clip, lid and gasket, reheat safely, handle hot glass carefully and serve directly from the jar.
Make-Ahead Overnight Oats in a Super Jar
Future video: layer or stir ingredients, close and refrigerate, add toppings, take it with you and eat directly from the jar.
Set The Bar with Le Parfait Bottles & Jars
Future video: use bottles for syrups, juice, mixers and batch drinks, with garnishes in Jam Jars and Jam Pots as glasses.
Ways to Serve
How to Meal Prep with Glass JarsPlan breakfasts, layered salads and reheatable lunches with the right jar sizes and closures for each step.Read the Meal Prep Guide
How to Build a Charcuterie Board with JarsUse glass jars to add height, separation and easy serving to a balanced charcuterie board.Build a Charcuterie Board
How to Serve Cocktails & Drinks in JarsPair bottles, Jam Jars and Jam Pots for cocktails, mocktails, mixers, syrups and garnishes.Explore Drinks & Bar ServiceServing Jar FAQ
The Storage collection focuses on keeping food protected and ready for its next use. Serving begins when food is being portioned, carried, reheated, poured, shared or placed on the table. Some jars appear in both collections because the same reusable glass can support more than one stage of the routine.
Choose Bistrot Jars for premium individual meals and reheatable leftovers, or the Familia Wiss Meal Prep Starter Kit for six wide-mouth jars in four sizes. Super Jars work especially well for overnight oats, soup and snacks, while Screw Top Jars are ideal for salads and portable lunches.
The 1 L Screw Top Jar is the lead choice for a complete layered salad or grain bowl. Its airtight, watertight closure supports secure transport. Use a Jam Jar for dressing or a small side, and keep the meal chilled until ready to eat.
Yes, the jar families shown on this page may be used for microwave reheating after all lids, clips, gaskets, screw bands and other closure hardware are removed. Frozen food should be thawed gradually first. Avoid sudden temperature changes and follow the care instructions for the specific jar. Bottles are not for microwave or oven use.
The jar families shown on this page may be used for freezer storage when the food and jar shape are appropriate. Leave expansion space for liquids, cool food before freezing and thaw gradually to avoid thermal shock. Bottles should not be frozen.
Screw Top Jars, Bistrot Jars and Jam Jars have confirmed secure, watertight closures for appropriate chilled foods. Keep jars upright and transport them in a protected bag or cooler. Select the closure according to the food and follow product-specific instructions.
Jam Pots are designed for refrigerator storage, fridge-to-table service and drinkware. Their snap-on covers are not intended as secure travel closures, especially for liquids. Use a Screw Top Jar, Bistrot Jar or Jam Jar when a watertight portable closure is needed.
Use Bistrot Jars for olives, cornichons, nuts and marinated vegetables; Jam Jars for mustard, honey, chutney and sauces; Jam Pots for jam, honey or drinkware; and Super Terrines for larger dips or shared sides. Mixing heights and sizes helps structure the board.
The glass vessels are dishwasher safe unless a product instruction says otherwise. Remove closures and wash lids, gaskets, clips and caps according to their individual care guidance; dry components fully before storage. Inspect replaceable closures and replace worn or damaged parts as needed.