If it's going into my cellar (or the stacks of Styrofoam coolers that I call my cellar), I jar them in half pints. I get these in bulk from
Here. I've yet to have one of these jars break, and we put up gallons of jams and jellies in our pressure canner every season, and we subsist on food canned from the garden. Much cheaper than Mason/Balls, and work just as well. Just get new seals each time, or we use a wax processor. But, we kind of have to, to keep cost down. But, for tobacco that doesn't require pressure canning, they are more than perfect. You can even find square jars on there.
But, for tobaccos that are currently in my rotation, I use these
Snap-fit containers. They hold a whole tin perfectly, and they fit in my computer bag when I'm on the go. I can toss it into the truck without worrying about breaking anything, and I can even put one in my jacket pocket, without looking like I'm toting a jar of jelly to work with me. Plus, the seal is great, allowing me to open it over and over throughout the day. A jelly jar just doesn't reseal well if you are continuously dipping into it all day. You might as well leave it in the tin.
You might say, I've spent a lot of time living with jars. But hey, if you want to spend all of that extra money on brand name jars, so be it. They are great jars.
That's just my two cents. :
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