does it hold a whole jar of spice or do i need to store for refills
1167214
If you are buying the small jars of a major big brand of herbs and spices, it will fit. I buy garlic powder and garlic salt in a larger container from Wal mart and there is always a little left. The carousel does not keep the garlic powder loose. It gets hard as a rock. I am not happy with mine.
1167215
The KitchenArt 215000 will easily hold the contents of a standard jar of spice. The large volume containers that are 2"x3"x4" will not fit in the spice holders. It will take about half of the contents of the large containers.
1167216
An average sized spice jar fits nicely in these spice compartments. Different spices will fill the compartments differently, i.e. powdered verses dried but each compartment is capable of holding a significant amount of spice. I hope this helps.
1167217
This will not hold a med to lge size content of the spice bottle . However it is sufficient and easier to use than pulling out a spice bottles.
1167218
Stores a whole jar of regular sized spices plus some. Very roomy containers.
819702
We fit 6 of this size bottle per shelf, for a total of 18, plus 6 short bottles in the back shelf. In our drawer, there is also space on either side, all within the "expansions" of the spice rack. We stash odd-sized packages on the right and left. (It's a wide drawer.)
55240
Yes it is a spice rack I'm sure you can use it for cans or jars if you need to but my mother-in-law uses it and it works out fantastically I'm actually going to purchase some for myself.
1739487
That really depends on the spice you are putting in there. It holds about 1/2 cup of product.
692391
To refil most spices into small containers I fill Kitchen paper cups (like Dixie brand) then squeeze the top to make a funnel as small as needed and pour into the container. Works like a charm!
419886
Each canister can hold about 3.5 to 4 oz of spice, depending on the spice and grind or if it's whole. I'm holding a 3.5 oz jar of lemon pepper and it takes the whole thing.
2236390
Honestly I don't know. I use them in my craft room and have about 100+ normal size buttons in one. If I had to guess as a cook, 1 jar would hold almost I full normal sized dry spice.
1816303
Put it in the freezer, in a tightly sealed freezer bag and just take it out when you need to. I keep a glass spice jar full in my cabinet, and the rest in the freezer. It's kept a wonderfully flavor, and I've refilled my jar 3 times now.
248610
I would say the image is pretty accurate but depends on what size spice jars you are storing. I used this for about 6 months and then replaced this unit as the plastic arms that hold the spice jars stretch out and your spice jars wind up falling out. Seems like a good idea until you put it to use.
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.
1818514
It can hold 6 to 7 depending on the size of the spice bottles. Avoid buying too much of the McCormick bottles they some will only fit on the top.
1818516
Cant really tell you exact amount of how many spice jars it can hold since I purchased the item as a gift to hold nail polish bottles. If you are looking to hold a lot more than 15 comfortably you would probably want to look at another item. Sorry I wasnt much help.
2122692
That's a good question; I'm not quite sure... Before I bought the spice jars, I had all of my store bought spices in a narrow, 2-shelve cupboard in my kitchen. I've since placed the filled spice jars in the cabinet, and it looks great. I bought 3 sets, so I've had to stack some of the jars (only 2 jars high), but it works great as my non-salt spices are on the bottom shelf, and salted spices, marinades, etc. are on the top, which makes healthier cooking easier. I know this didn't answer your question, but you may find some other good uses for these jars. They really are great, and display spices beautifully... That's a good question; I'm not quite sure... Before I bought the spice jars, I had all of my store bought spices in a narrow, 2-shelve cupboard in my kitchen. I've since placed the filled spice jars in the cabinet, and it looks great. I bought 3 sets, so I've had to stack some of the jars (only 2 jars high), but it works great as my non-salt spices are on the bottom shelf, and salted spices, marinades, etc. are on the top, which makes healthier cooking easier. I know this didn't answer your question, but you may find some other good uses for these jars. They really are great, and display... » Read More That's a good question; I'm not quite sure... Before I bought the spice jars, I had all of my store bought spices in a narrow, 2-shelve cupboard in my kitchen. I've since placed the filled spice jars in the cabinet, and it looks great. I bought 3 sets, so I've had to stack some of the jars (only 2 jars high), but it works great as my non-salt spices are on the bottom shelf, and salted spices, marinades, etc. are on the top, which makes healthier cooking easier. I know this didn't answer your question, but you may find some other good uses for these jars. They really are great, and display spices beautifully... « Show Less
241766
Only deep enough for the average sized spice jar. My problem with it was with the rows loaded, the bottles covered the rows behind so it was still a pain finding what you are looking for.
248612
You might be able to fit 40 if all of the spice jars were the tiny ones as shown on the bottom row. But if you have the regular sized jars, you'd get about 20 total. Honestly, I hated this thing and it ended up in my trash can. The spices were hard to get in and out, and it is cheaply made...just my opinion, of course!
2160327
Hi, Its a nice product and you can always full the jars again,The bad thing is that don'tClose well and the spices won't last to long.. Sadly it's nice but not functional
465121
Didn't say on the box.. I've only had this for a month or 2 and haven't had to reorder any spices. But probably won't take advantage of the free refills.. Just go to the store and buy quality spices, as these are sub par..