Kitchen

[house_cat]

I bought two of these spice spinners when I moved into my home last year.  I've since decided that I hate them.  They are flimsy and wonky and don't hold as much as I'd hoped they would. I don't have drawer space for spices, I need to store them in a cabinet. 

Do you have a good system that works for you?

If so, I'd love to know what it is.

Thank you.

[RedTop]

a drawer

[house_cat]

@RedTop 

I did that in my last house and it worked well for me.  Unfortunately, it's not an option in my current kitchen.

[ECBG]

The very large jars in the freezer.  Grocery store size in a handmade spice cabinet.

[house_cat]

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@ECBG wrote:

The very large jars in the freezer.  Grocery store size in a handmade spice cabinet.

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Oooh... I'd love to see a photo of that. 

[Kachina624]

I still use the old Rubbermaid, double decker carousels.  They allow me to store the maximum in the space allotted.  I've never seen anything I liked better.

[Bri369]

I have 3 in drawer spice racks in a drawer that hold all my spices

[house_cat]

I've got my eye on this one at the moment, but I'll need 2 or 3 of them...

[kate2357]

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@Kachina624 wrote:

I still use the old Rubbermaid, double decker carousels.  They allow me to store the maximum in the space allotted.  I've never seen anything I liked better.

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I use this as well. Apparently mine is now considered "vintage". LOL

I got this lazy susan rack BEFORE I was married. Bought for my first solo appartment...maybe 45 years ago?? Somewhere in that range. I don't use too many dry spices, mainly use fresh herbs. So that double decker fits my needs and I have room to spare for the sugar bowl.

[shoesnbags]

@house_cat 

I have spice shelves mounted on the inside of a food pantry door.  I have a lot of different spices and this has worked for me for years.  If you google "Door mounted spice shelves" you'll see a lot of these for sale - everywhere from Amazon to Wayfair, etc.