The 90mm model I've uploaded was what I needed, maybe it'll be a fit for you too (it can hold a Landliebe Joghurt for example, which is 87mm).

If not, make your way over to my onshape document, where you can adjust the jar size, depth and a few other things to your liking.
With a free account you can access a few parameters right here on the top left, and then export the part as STL on the bottom left:

If you've asked yourself if it'll topple over: Fear not, it seems stable so far. Maybe you shouldn't start filling it from the top.

Printing
Orientation:
laying down on it's back (which is how it should automatically import into the slicer)

Settings:
2 walls were enough for my purposes, but could come back to bite me in the future. 0% infill (bridging can be tricky but with 20mm/s it worked).
The number of walls is the main factor to increase it's bearing strength, but a few should already hold a lot, since the forces mainly push along the layer lines.