SWOMMOLY Spice Rack Organizer with 36 Empty Square Spice Jars, 396 Spice Labels with Chalk Marker and Funnel Complete Set, for Countertop, Cabinet or Wall Mount

Spice Island, Whole Foods 365, and Badia are just a few of the companies that sell spices. Cooperative on the Frontier These work well with op spices, and most of them leave no leftovers. sage, rubbing The thyme didn't transfer as well because it "fluffed" up a little while I was transferring it. That is to say, they were not packed as tightly as they were in the original container. A wide range of labels from various cuisines are included in the kit. It was extremely thorough: ex. cinnamon, for example. There were several types of curry in it. Because my first set had a bent frame, I deducted one star. One of the bottles in my second set was chipped. br>br>Contrary to popular belief, there are a number of disadvantages to using this product. br>Spices stick to the silicone funnel in some cases. Tips: br>br>
1. Before you begin, sort your original spice bottles into alphabetical order.
2. After you've put the lid on, label each spice. (I did this before screwing them on, and when I put them on the rack, they were all facing different directions. )
3. If you're using the funnel provided, go through the colors/flavor profiles in order. Ex: So you don't have to clean the funnel between each bottle, use sage, thyme, oregano, parsley, Italian seasoning, and rosemary. You don't want your sesame seeds to have a curry flavor, would you?.

Amalia Blackburn

| May 30, 2021

So I needed a way to display my spices while also making them look nice, and this product is ideal! Good quality rack, jars/lids, and labels. Surprisingly, it came with almost all of the pre-installed applications. I made the labels I needed, as well as a pen for the one odd spice I had that wasn't on the list. Overall, I am pleased with my purchase!.

Maison Richards

| Feb 03, 2021

The product was created with passion! I was completely blown away by this product. The standard of excellence is outstanding. It was unquestionably created by a chef - who is familiar with the exotic world of spices and can spell all of their names I purchased the 36 jar rack, which was created with love and attention to detail by the designers. Aside from the clear, high-quality jars and a sturdy coated wire rack, I was blown away to receive about 400 pre-cut jars. spice labels with printing - Cacao Chili Rub, Furikake, Duqqa, and RasRas El Hanout are just a few of the exotic items available. And everything is correctly spelled! Even the most well-intentioned individuals can make mistakes. You'll find the label you need in any well-equipped chef's kitchen. There are over 20 different types of peppers included in this EG - from regular peppers to Aleppo, Ghost, Habanero, and other hot peppers The packaging was meticulously designed with form-fitting features. Another Amazon buyer had a great suggestion: fit foam casings to fit and protect each bottle, and they all arrived intact. BEFORE you add your label, fill your bottles, tighten the caps, and place them on the rack. When the cap is tightened, your labels will always be front and center. This is the spice rack you should purchase! They obviously care about what they sell.

Kori Ray

| Jun 24, 2021

These glass jars are the perfect shape and size, and I discovered that some brands already sell spices in the same jar shape, so I'll be able to save a few jars for new spices in the future. The rack is mounted to my counter without the use of the screws that came with it. The weight of the filled jars appears to be sufficient in keeping it from tipping over. It was much easier to put my spices in because it came with a small funnel. I think I spent close to two hours. One afternoon, I spent three hours filling the jars with all of my spices. The number of duplicates I had astounded me! My favorite feature is how easy it is to see all of the spices I have at a glance; previously, I would spend several minutes going through my cabinets looking for what I needed or running to the store because I thought I was out of something when it was actually hidden under other spices. Now that I can see all of my spices, I think I'm going to use them more. I agree with the other reviewers in that the sticker should be applied after the metal lid has been closed. Because I forgot to do that, many of mine aren't perfectly aligned, but they're good enough that I can read them without tilting my head, so it's not a big deal if you forget as well. In addition, the small white marker is a nice touch. I haven't used it yet, but I keep it on the bottom shelf in case I misplace it. All of the sticker options were particularly appealing, as was the double-sided printed list of all the spice names, which helped me stay organized. I strongly advise purchasing the 36-jar option; you will be surprised at how quickly most, if not all, of your jars will be filled. I'm down to about 6 jars and the rack is nearly full. br>br>I believe my only criticism is the small plastic lid on the jar itself for pouring out the spices (once the metal lid is unscrewed). The holes are a little larger than I'd like them to be. When I first shook some salt, I poured out way too much too quickly, so I quickly learned to control how much I shake so that I don't pour out too much. So I wish the holes were a little smaller, or that there were at least two sizes to choose from so you could swap them out depending on your spice needs, because some spices require larger holes. On the other side of this plastic lid is a small piece that can be popped open to pour out larger amounts. Mine has a hard time staying upright on its own, so I try holding it open with one hand while holding the spoon with the other, but I always end up spilling something because I either pour too little or too much. (Though perhaps I should move it back a little more? If I do that, I'm afraid it'll break). Instead, I simply remove the entire plastic lid to insert my measuring spoon, which solves my problem, and then replace the small lid when I'm finished. I thought about removing the plastic lids from some of the jars permanently, but there are times when you just need a sprinkle, and the holes, while a little large, do help with that so you don't dump the entire contents. Ideally, that side of the lid would be wider, and the little flap would stay up on its own, allowing me to fit at least some of the smaller measuring spoons into the jar without having to remove the entire lid, and making pouring out easier. When I'm in the middle of cooking, the small delay of fiddling with the plastic lid gets in the way. br>br>With the exception of those two flaws, I adore my spice rack. My mother gave it to me as a gift, and I would highly recommend it for your kitchen!.

Everest STOREY

| Jul 20, 2021

The spice rack was a perfect fit for where I needed it to go, and it looks fantastic! This product has exceeded my expectations!.

Johanna Goldberg

| May 30, 2021

There are no surprises when it comes to a solid matte black metal rack that can be mounted on the floor or hung on the wall. Glass bottles with standard-sized steel caps seal well and are compatible with many of our existing bottles, allowing for the use of other shaker covers. Most spices can be shaken with the included shaker caps. The stickers worked well and included every spice imaginable, as well as some blank labels for any spices that you might not have thought of. On some of the stickers, the printing was off-center. My wife, on the other hand, insisted that I couldn't take a star away from her because she adores it. Best of luck in your search for happiness.

Alaiya O’SULLIVAN

| Jan 30, 2021