We have the large glass beverage dispenser that my kids use to for selling lemonade. Recently, the glass lid got dropped and shattered, so I created a replacement on my printer. This version does need some supports around the edges, but is sized to provide a relatively tight seal at the top (can't be air tight, or it won't dispense) to keep out debris, critters, etc.

It is also made to host the silicone ring from the original lid, though I suspect that was mostly there to keep the two glass pieces from chipping as they were placed together.

I wanted it to have some heft, so I printed with 4 walls and 45% infill using yellow Elegoo PLA Plus. The handle on top shouldn't need supports, but I did use organic supports on the outer brim when printing.

(I am definitely aware that these materials are not really food-safe, but since they aren't coming into direct contact with any food, I'm not concerned about contamination.)

Here's a link to the Onshape model if you want to make any adjustments. To be honest, I think the handle on top is a little smaller than it should be, but given the amount of material that went into it, I'm planning to keep it as-is.

https://cad.onshape.com/documents/bde1f27f89a9c8cf446556b0/w/ff02dc204910a31a0dc9d75d/e/a6ae940b02f44f6ed555af3b?renderMode=0&uiState=6a5284773a6c1b4715a4e277