Hey I have an idea to create a XXL mason "jar" and rebrand it as a mason bowl. A bowl for men, for adventure. Tupperware for the bugout bros. Big enough we can finally fit our fat fingers into and actually clean when we're camping. They are manufactured with ergonomic crock handles, perfect for holding hot foods.
This set of 6 16oz Mason Bowls can be yours for as little as 29.99, plus shipping and handling but wait. Act now and we can throw in this impact resistant Mason Bowl Harness for as little as 9.99.

But fr, I'd totally buy an extra wide, wide mouth jar I can put in a lunch box.

>>21450221
damn. never mind.

>>21450287
No, I still think it's a good idea. Have the same type of metal screw on lid that Mason jars have, and market them at half the price of those yeti bowls.

>>21452192
>Have the same type of metal screw on lid that Mason jars have
Perforated caps would be nice so I could use it to wash fruit and then drain the water out

>>21450221
just slap some camouflage on it and call it tactical and pro woodsman or something shit like that. instant profit

>>21450221
I can't wait till the chinks finally kick Yeti's shit in with non over-priced quality vaccuum flask products

Call it "Smart" and "AI powered"

>>21452192
>Have the same type of metal screw on lid that Mason jars have
that's going to be awkward to spin on a larger bowl where you can't easily put your hand over the entire thing like you can with a jar

>>21450205 (OP)
I can fit my hand in a widemouth jar just fine, I know some can't
>16oz Mason Bowls
the regular coffee mug most people use is 12 oz
make it 64 oz and you might be on to something
but a real man would just opt for a gallon glass pickle jar
hopefully I'll get one of them some day

>>21452315
>Perforated caps
You can easily make holes using a pencil for the screw on lids anon.
>>21452939
>that's going to be awkward to spin on a larger bowl
Not if you have meaty manly hands anon.

>>21453414
>Not if you have meaty manly hands anon.
i have large hands but it's still probably going to be close to the same as my hand in the shape of gripping that kind of lid to twist it which doesn't give you a lot of leverage. there's a reason you don't really see any bowls that size with twist lids but only snapping ones. it wouldn't be impossible to use but it wouldn't be ideal either.

>>21450221
Bro ain't nobody but tacticool dudebros are going to pay 35$ for that 1 quart 1 bowl. That's highway robbery.
>>21452192
>Have the same type of metal screw on lid that Mason jars have, and market them at half the price of those yeti bowls.
I was actually planning that. You can can your own soups in their ver own bowl. >>21453130
>make it 64 oz and you might be on to something
That'd be Awkard af for what I had in mind. I was planning on the mason bowl to be 5 inches wide at the most because any wider woudl do as >>21452939 said.
I'd also have to sell them individually at that point.
For reference this is a 32 oz wide mouth mason jar. It has a diameter of 3 1/2 inches.

>>21453428
>i have large hands but it's still probably going to be close to the same as my hand in the shape of gripping that kind of lid to twist it which doesn't give you a lot of leverage.
Then git good bitch. 1 gallon pickle jars are 4 3/4 inches in diameter.

>>21453438
*4 3/8

>>21450205 (OP)
>>21450221
>people buy $2 porcelain bowls that work just fine
>no, you must consume your slop in a double walled, micropastic coated $39.99 bowl which is not dishwasher safe

ok

>>21453448
mason jars are dishwasher safe tho. it's just glass.

>>21453438
That's still much smaller than the diameter of a 16 oz bowl you dingus.

>>21453457
Anon this is a 16 oz mug bowl set that's 4.75"W x 3.75"H.
My plan to use a 4.25 inch lid is very doable. I'll make the mason bowl 4.25"W x 4.25"H.
https://www.amazon.com/10-Strawberry-Street-Soup-Turquoise/dp/B08CPKXVG7/ref=asc_df_B08CPKXVG7?tag=bingshoppinga-20&linkCode=df0&hvadid=80676776179896&hvnetw=o&hvqmt=e&hvbmt=be&hvdev=c&hvlocint=&hvlocphy=76726&hvtargid=pla-4584276306463065&th=1

>>21453465
infact I rand the numbers and 4.25"x4.25" is almost twice 16 oz. Depending on glass thickness of course, I haven't pulled that information up.

>>21453414
>Not if you have meaty manly hands anon

>>21453480
throw me the numbers

>>21453488
Plug 4.25 in the height and 2.125 in the radius on this calculator and you'll get 60.291581 in3.
https://www.gigacalculator.com/calculators/volume-of-cylinder-calculator.php
The cubic volume of 16 ozs is 28.9 in3.

>>21453496
yeah that fits

>>21452939
Behold:

>>21450205 (OP)
When the time comes, be sure to show it to us first.