The Ultimate Guide to Spice Organization | Organizing Spices

[@susanjoslin5939]

Tasha is a great presenter. Always enjoy her videos. Very helpful. Loved your Greeting Card video too.

[@GetOrganizedHQ]

Thank you so much!

[@martineveldman5743]

Just to admit here my struggle with organizing and decluttering, its very true: if you start with organizing your spices, it makes you proud every time you use them when you are done doing this. I did, it was my very first ‘project’ years ago and until today it still makes me happy & proud I did. Mine are (mostly) in 1 drawer in an older (40+) kitchen and then its hard to find the right height. I use for other ones turntables and for a shorty: it needs to be on the lowest shelf in the higher cupboard, that means you will lose a lot of space but eventually I found a turntable with top shelf and I lined it for grip and easy clean. Works great. That means my labels in the drawer are on the lid. In my cupboard they are on the side. You just have to find out what works for you in your house. Great video with good tips!

[@GetOrganizedHQ]

So true!

[@laydeeree3387]

Enjoyed your presentation. Just a note: I was able to purchase narrow measuring spoons on Amazon that fit into smaller spice jars.

[@GetOrganizedHQ]

Great tip!

[@kosherketomaven]

I bought the progressive pro-keeper spice jars about two years ago and love them. They also come in a bigger size (same height but wider) for the spices I use a lot like salt, garlic powder, and Italian seasoning. I have my 50+ spices on 4 of the 3 tier racks inside my cabinet plus two single racks on the inside of the cabinet doors for my mostI used spices. The plastic insert with the holes and the space for fitting a soon also pops out easily when getting a tablespoon of a spice. The holes for sprinkling are a bit larger than most spice jars and take a bit getting used to so that you don't over season when not measuring.

[@GetOrganizedHQ]

Thanks so much for sharing!

[@sandrafisher2280]

Wow! There are so many options for spice containers. Thanks for the ideas!

[@JessicaMillerNashville]

This was great advice and very thorough! Thank you for sharing!

[@kateblake5592]

I have a spice drawer… I’m fully here to learn your masterful ways!

[@joyceschroeder2769]

I much prefer smaller jars for spices because I cook and bake a lot. Problem is, the quality of spices will degrade over time, so smaller jars mean I will always have fresher spices on hand.

[@craftycathygranata1714]

Great ideas. I mark the shaker side of the spice jar with a marker to denote “shake” here.

[@GetOrganizedHQ]

Great idea!

[@marlenek3412]

I needed this motivation and suggestions!! After cooking and baking for the Holidays, my spices are in disarray! I love your videos.

[@GetOrganizedHQ]

I'm so glad!

[@kimberlydegraff706]

Yes need new spice rack for sure too difficult to get out my spices

[@patriciabond4860]

Great video! I like the first jars you showed with the black lids. I also think they would be the easiest to use as well as looking smart 😍 I'm not sure about a rack though which one I like best I mean. If probably go for the turntable 😊 thanks though I really enjoyed this video 👍

[@rebeccalunsford9372]

I did find a couple actually. I didn't know their were so many options.

[@marthaadams8326]

Interesting -- I bought what you called the classic spice jar organization jars. I believe you were showing the 4oz. They also have the 8oz. For ones, I use a lot, I use the 8oz (like baking spices) jars. Also, the spices you buy at the store, the same amount will fit into the 8 oz with some space. For a teaspoon, you open the little door in the lid and pour out your spoon full. I just bought a big package of black (like chalkboard) labels for spices and other containers too. For any special spices that do not have a label, and that is very few -- they have blanks an and a white pen for you to write on the name. I love my stepup for in the cupboard - NO, you do not have to lift up or remove all of the front jars. Every regular kitchen cabinet I have ever seen has adjustable shelves and there is more than enough room. However, I prefer the same sort of holder that lays in a drawer in the kitchen and you can just see all of them at a glance. If you are going to use spices for fancy dishes and health, you are going to need a whole lot more than 6 jars. Also, if you are going to grow and dry your own spices, you will need some bigger back up jars or canning jars. My parsley takes up a few qt canning jars every year. And, stevia the same.

[@karensa7497]

I love those first plastic jars you showed us! I hope they have them on Amazon Canada 🙏

[@GetOrganizedHQ]

I hope so, too!

[@melrose4580]

Will the labels disintegrate over time when washing? Are there any jars that come with the labels made into them permanently that will hold up to washing over years? Good video thanks for showing all the options. I won't upgrade my spices though unless I find a better method than the stickers to label

[@lornaplant1029]

I'm excited to make my own labels

[@organizedbydarci8250]

Great presentation! Thanks for sharing

[@jwhlr2055]

Love the non Amazon help business out

[@cherifertsch9362]

I buy from savory spice and they come in bags I have several over 100

[@justmo2023]

Love it

[@GetOrganizedHQ]

Thanks!

[@roses609]

I like the jars you got $14 I have them I like them I like spice jars with the spices are nice

[@GetOrganizedHQ]

Those were some great spice jars!

[@vickipeterson4582]

Can you give the link? I looked and there are so many, I don't know which one she recommended.

[@rachelbuchanan3308]

I have a deep skinny cabinet that I have spices in, but I can never find what I am looking for without taking all the ones in the front out. Any ideas?

[@lornaplant1029]

Could you make labels to put on the top of the the lids?

[@lizmccausland4385]

I have the Swivel store (as seen on tv) and love it. Here is a link to a review of it so you can see how it works. bigger jars don’t fit but most do. kzbin.info/www/bejne/baG6hWica66Cqpo

[@dorothyduvall6503]

I use Rubbermaid turntables. They work great