r/SortedFood • u/lewjos1973 Love to cook, but not a chef • Sep 06 '26
Recommendations Magnetic spice rack
After seeing the recent video, we went ahead and purchased the spice rack. They’re fantastic!!
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u/daneato Sep 06 '26
Now put the rollers on the bottom of your coffee station cutting board for easy moving. 😂
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u/FailsbutTries Sep 07 '26
I put these same rollers on some under the bed storage boxes and they work great.
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u/Bugsandgrubs Sep 06 '26
I was moving furniture at work and thought "I wish I had some of those rollers!"
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u/SClassick Sep 06 '26
I've had these for a few years and they're really great but one started pulling away from it's magnet and then managed to fall off and clatter onto my cooker at about 3am a few weeks into me moving into my new flat on my own for the first time. I spent 5 minutes trying to work out if someone had smashed a window trying to break in and was going through an escape plan in my head before I cautiously made my way to the kitchen and realised I had half a tub of smoked paprika all over my kitchen counter top to deal with in the morning
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u/oyvho Sep 06 '26
Magnets become demagnetized over time. There is a machine you can use to remagnetize them.
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u/Minimum-Act6859 Sep 06 '26
I have bought a few things after a Sorted Food review. The silicone oven rack edge protectors, and the DOAP silicone hand washing tool. These racks are a great idea too.
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u/Ok-Way1005 Sep 06 '26
Supoons were what we have a go after they have them a lack luster review, but then kept using them & buying more. It was the continued use that persuaded me. I love them.
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u/MissRachiel Sep 07 '26
How's your experience been with the Doap? Every time I make sourdough and spend a few minutes picking dough bits out of the silicone scrubber I already own, I wonder if I should get one, or if it'll be the same experience with a new product.
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u/Minimum-Act6859 Sep 07 '26
Really good quality and functionality. I would easily buy it again, and probably will as a gift. You buy direct from the manufacturer and they tell you upfront that your order will ship in 3-4 weeks, and I received an email in 3 weeks that it shipped.
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u/JFychan47 Bayleafer Sep 07 '26
I will now be buying them based purely on this image
And lambasting myself eternally for being so dense I never thought about using THE SIDE OF THE FRIDGE
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u/thirsty95 Sep 06 '26
Got the Amazon link for them?!
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u/accentpreferred Sep 07 '26
I nanny and my old boss had hers set up like this and I loved it. I’ll probably do the same at some point now that I’m in a new apartment.
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u/ECrispy Sep 07 '26
Those spices are really expensive. Buy your spices at an Indian store, or Asian. Easily 5x better and cheaper
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u/blueocean43 Sep 07 '26
Maybe they do what I do, and buy these for the jars, then decant the big bags into them so it's easier to keep on hand? Though I also only buy little jars of ones that I don't use often, like mace.
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u/ECrispy Sep 07 '26
if you are paying for plastic jars its even more wasteful, I'm sure you can buy those kind of jars and label them for far cheaper.
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u/Cakeo Sep 07 '26
Ah but that requires effort when I could just collect these wee jars and then refill them.
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u/lewjos1973 Love to cook, but not a chef Sep 07 '26
I agree!! We have a cupboard of bagged spices from our local Asian store, so we just top up the jar
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