Can you change the spice LABELS on the top of the jars, or are those permanently labelled.
1545253
Hi. The labels appear to be etched into the top of the jar lid, so I would say they are permanent. Also, it is not possible to replace just one jar. One was damaged in shipment and I had to exchange the entire rack. Amazon did make that very easy though.
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No, they are permanent. I wipe them with a damp cloth so have not had trouble with them rubbing off. The printing is small enough and flush with the surface so that they could easily be covered with a label. Hope this helps.
1545255
The labels on the top can't be changed - and they do rub off if you clean with any form of spray cleaner too
1478738
No; the labels are on the front as in the picture. These are McCormick spices, like you see at the grocery store.
2025459
The spices have the label on the bottle cap that shows the name of the spice, but not it's origin. Where there are several spices mixed together (as in Herbes De Provence), each spice in the mix is shown.
1887870
Unfortunately no......However, we have developed labels that go onto the levelers to identify the spices. we have them for Indian, Italian, Mexican and Baking so far. The labels are for all of the basic spices for these cuisines. I hope this helps.
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No labels. I write the spice/herb name on the lid with a Sharpie ULTRA FINE permanent marker. These can be washed with gentle dish detergent without fear of erasing spice i.d. Serious scrubbing will remove the marker. Alternately, you can purchase printable label sheets that you set up on computer. I believe what appears as label is a sifter.
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No, you need to write the spice name towards the top of the bottle to be able to know what the spice is...but it only takes a second to lift it up to see the label...much better to have the tiers than not to have them.
624657
Dont know that. I painted mason jar lids with black chalk board paint and used the markers to lable what was it them. They work fantastic for that purpose.
1106774
I have file folders that I labeled years ago that are still perfectly readable. They do not get a lot of handling, however, which might be different for your spices.
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NOTE: Wish I'd ordered white background labels ~ Clear background makes spice names hard to read!
1898252
I wrote on them in a fine to permanent maker. The labels work wonderfully. They hold up awesome and give you a really good fit. When the jar is empty you can just cut the label off . No more sticky stuff. I think they would work great for your douce jars. I got compliments on how cute the jars looked too!
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There is a backing on the back of each one of these. Just peel it off, and attach it wherever you want it to go, inside the cabinet, on the door or outside of whatever you are using. Make sure that you decide which order you are going to use for the spices because some are longer than others. It is really easy, just make sure that you press hard to make sure that they are attached good before putting the spices in. Jean H.
785226
Hi Cinthya! You can actually remove the labels from the jars before washing them, and then re-stick them again once the jars are dry. :-)
18080
I'm not sure what the Tupperware spice jars look like but these labels are the size of a half dollar coin. I hope that helps.
2157613
The bottles are translucent, which means you can see the color and general shape of the contents, but not much detail. Spices such as whole peppercorn, whole cloves, ground mustard, and bay leaves might not need labels; while spices such as ground garlic, ground onion, ground ginger might need labels. Hope this helps!
1199413
They're just a little smaller than a Spice Islands/McCormick jar. I usually change over when I want to use what would be left in the larger jar. I like them a lot. They really save counter space so I can have them in reach.
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I use them laying flat in the drawer with the spice jars laying down in three rows. However I don't think you could read the labels if they were standing. I LOVE them for the spice drawer!
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Sorry, don't know. I must have purchased several different kinds of spice jars. One on the inside has 45/100 on the edge, 49B in the center and MRP in a circle along the edge. On others it has a number 1 or 7 in the center inside. Don't know if that will help.