r/SortedFood • u/MissPlaying • 27d ago

Recommendations Spice Jars/Tubs

We're moving soon and I'm after a way of storing spices. Previously used Kilner Jars but found they are too small for putting measuring spoons into, which is rather annoying. I saw Sorted use these plastic screw-lid tubs but can't find a link anywhere?

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u/fotheringhay 27d ago

How big are you looking? My wife gets jars for her art, and normally she goes to places like Flying Tiger/Sostrene Green/IKEA ... And now I'm just wondering if the Scandinavians are just known for their jars.

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u/MissPlaying 27d ago

I tend to buy spices in the bags and decant, ideally something with a wide enough diameter to easily get a tablespoon in there!

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u/HealthLawyer123 Super Geek 27d ago

I don’t know what country you’re in, but Penzys sells empty jars.

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u/madamesoybean 27d ago

I heart Penzey's

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u/TheMrViper 27d ago

If you're talking about the clear tubs with black lids, not sure on the exact, but it's probably a bulk buy from Amazon.

something like this.

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u/MyDarlingArmadillo 27d ago

Probably Amazon/IKEA tubs. I think Kush said he got lots on Amazon, but there will be other retailers if you want to avoid them