Brod & Taylor · Starter jars and crocks
Brod & Taylor 32-ounce starter jar
Check the fit before you buy
Compare the larger build with the jar’s available headroom. Do not use the capacity as a target fill line.
See all measurements ↓When to choose it
Choose the regular jar when you often build a larger quantity before a bake. Its four-cup capacity describes the container, while the listing describes a separate guideline for active starter. Measure how high your usual build rises and leave headroom below the loose lid.
The inch and centimeter markings let you record height, and the black ring gives a visible starting point after a feeding. If your maintenance amount barely covers the bottom, compare the maker’s smaller jar before buying a second container.
Specifications
- Brand
- Brod & Taylor
- Construction
- Graduated glass starter jar
- Work task
- Maintain sourdough starter
- Model
- Regular 32 oz
- Capacity
- 32 fl oz or 4 cups
- Jar
- Clear borosilicate glass
- Lid
- Loose-fitting plastic
- Markers
- Inch and centimeter scales with silicone ring
- Manufacturer jar width
- 4 in
- Amazon.com reference
- B0DYGB5Z42
Care and other choices
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Documentation
Questions about this product
How would I track rise after feeding?
Set the ring at the starter’s beginning level. Compare the later height against that reference or record it using the printed scales.
Does the lid screw down for a seal?
The manufacturer describes a loose-fitting plastic lid for managing active starter.
What if my starter quantity is usually small?
Compare the 12-ounce version to see whether a shallower, smaller jar is easier to read for your maintenance routine.
