Kitchen

[hellokitty]

They are back if anyone is interested.  Not all colors came back though.  Or if they did they sold out already.

[luvmybeetle]

The only thing I don't like is they don't have labels to put on as to what's in the container.  Yes you can write on them but that can be smeared off.

[Dinaki]

That's 30 dollars with shipping plus 8 percent for Georgia taxes, that's 32 dollars. 

I dont know, I dont need any for my house in US but its something that I need for my house in Athens. I will wait though if the price goes down.

[Carmie]

I wish they were smaller.  3/4 cup and one cup is way too big for my needs.  i prefer to buy my spices in small jars rather then In larger containers.  I want them to be fresh.

Right now I just store my spice bottles in a larger L&L container.  They stay dry and keep the humidity out.  I keep spices in my camper and they can get clumpy rather quickly, especially the garlic salt.

I do like the idea of the L&L spice containers.  Good idea, but dumb sizes IMO.

[sunshine45]

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@luvmybeetle wrote:

The only thing I don't like is they don't have labels to put on as to what's in the container.  Yes you can write on them but that can be smeared off.

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i recently purchased a handheld label maker and have been having fun with it. LOL....lots of stuff to label around the house.

[PA Mom-mom]

@hellokitty  T think these are tritan. I don't have any experience with this material. Is it durable?

[hellokitty]

@PA Mom-momYes, these are Tritan. It is hard, kind of like glass but not glass. I think it is durable. I just bought a set of three refrigerator pieces and the Tritan part is excellent but I am not sure about the lids. The lids on the spice containers are pretty durable as well.

I bought a set of spice containers when they first appeared and I like them a lot. The larger one holds a bottle of "Spice Time" spices. One has tumbled out of the cupboard and didn't shatter. 

Tupperware also has spice containers and I have some of those. I have a lot of spices because I can/preserve and need to have them on hand.  I hope this helps and maybe someone else can explain Tritan better than I have.

[beach-mom]

Thanks for the notice on these @hellokitty ! I bought the Golden Sand. I don't plan to use them for spices - I keep mine in glass jars, but will for other pantry staples (chocolate chips, nuts, etc.). I tried to get them when I saw them last year and missed out, but thanks to you all is not lost! By the time I saw them online it would probably be too late!  

[beach-mom]

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@sunshine45 wrote:

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i recently purchased a handheld label maker and have been having fun with it. LOL....lots of stuff to label around the house.

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@sunshine45 - My two closest friends got these too. They are going crazy around their homes with them. I swear if their puppies held still they would be "labeled"! LOL! They are trying to talk me into one. Can I ask which one you bought? 

[sunshine45]

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@beach-mom wrote:

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@sunshine45 wrote:

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i recently purchased a handheld label maker and have been having fun with it. LOL....lots of stuff to label around the house.

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@sunshine45 - My two closest friends got these too. They are going crazy around their homes with them. I swear if their puppies held still they would be "labeled"! LOL! They are trying to talk me into one. Can I ask which one you bought? 

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@beach-mom 

it is a little addictive once you get going. LOL

mine is a BROTHER P-TOUCH. i dont see a model number on it, but it uses a 12mm tape.