Bonito pero sensillo

I like the ability to hang under a cabinet. Some spices are messy when using the 1/4 teaspoon measuring device. There's a learning curve.

The item is curious to one who wishes to get cabinets organized and cleaned out . As I fill jars with spices; I suspect there will be spices jar remnants still cluttering my cabinet.

The concept is great but the quality of the product is not so great. Production quality is poor in that, randomly, the entire front face literally comes apart from the body of one of the containers (with normal use removing/returning from the carousel) and I have to clean my cabinet and toss the spilled spice. Not great.Container capacity is small and doesn't accommodate standard spice quantities so I am now managing spices stored in this product as well as the spice that remains in the original spice packaging...not great.

I had been looking for a spice rack for some time but nothing caught my eye until I found this carousel. When I read it was stackable, I immediately ordered a second one. I am so happy with it, words can hardly describe. There was one very small and minor mistake that kept it from getting 5 stars. The label for paprika is misspelled.

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I like the look of it as well as the ease of setting up. I felt like there were common spices that weren't included in the bottle stickers, as well as some pice names that I have never used.I think it would work better if the stickers for the spice names were blank, to be filled in by the new owner

This was a super cute easy way to store spices but sometimes it has a problem with leaking from the bottom of the individual spice containers

Easy as you may need a funnel to get everything in. But they appear to work well I have no complaints. Although I made my own labels slightly larger

The labels won't remove from the paper

One of the spice containers was missing a bottom tap door. some of the other door were loose but that does not cause a mess. Friends and shop customers love the look and how it speeds up service. They are ordering their own.

This product is beautiful and provides easy access to spices. But not good for all spices. Those subject to humid environments become hard and unable to use.

I have purchased 3. Love the measuring option. I do wish they would hold a little more product. Need to wait until the container is almost empty because it holds an entire unit of what ever spice I need to replace.

Plastic flaps are sometimes slightly misshapen. Won't close properly, or get torn off easily. Still an excellent product

I'm really torn. This is a great idea but it does have limitations. It takes up quite a bit of room and is best used on the counter. Otherwise, you loose the corner space inside a cabinet where it sits.<br /><br />There are multiple ways to dispense spices. There is a twist knob by small increments. Then you can spoon from the top or shake from the other side. It's a kind of rubbery plastic and I'm sure after using it for a while, the spices will stick through static cling to the bottom. And the underneath has a lot of hollow spaces that can trap water and spices.<br /><br />Overall, it is a good way to organize spices and have a convenient way to dispense them without getting measuring spoons out.

First off I have to agree to the issue with humidity, so I would use these for the most part with commonly used spices and seasonings that you will use frequently. Plus keep this away from an area that contends with a lot of humidity. If your home has a dehumidifier that will help a lot. Most of my spices are sealed in jars with tight screw top seals. Salt, sugar, especially brown sugar are all hydrophilic so they attract water and will clump together and make the spices stick in the containers. While it's nice that these can be sprinkled, poured or measured out using the tech of the container and the window and labels to see the spices or herbs is nice too, humidity is a limitation of something that can't be fully protected from the air.<br /><br />The carousel thing is nice and you can stack these, plus it's a lot better than when I pull out 10 bottles of different spices and have to put them away later, this makes that easy, but keep the area dry and clean where you use them. I have what I call a secret recipe although I change it all the time. You take chicken tenders, fresh in the package and inherently sticky, and roll it in a mixture of flour and a dozen spices you pick depending on your tastes. Then you roll that in a raw scrambled egg wash, then roll that in bread or panko crumbs and cook at 410 degrees in hot peanut or high heat cooking oil about 3 minutes a side. Drain on paper towels and you have chicken strips that will beat for flavor and moistness almost any you can find out there at the typical restaurant fare.<br /><br />The mixture of spices and easy access with this carousel allows you to cut up a bunch of redskin potatoes or Yukon gold potatoes and season them with herbs, spices and oil. Bake at 425 for 20 minutes and you have a great side dish. Other uses involve mixed fire grilled veggies, soups, pasta salads and other things that do better with a quick access to spices. Don't get me wrong I use them all the time, but sometimes I get too lazy to want to bring them out and just get by with salt and pepper. Makes for a boring meal. Recommended for the complete kitchen, but don't fill them with stuff you don't use often, it will likely go bad. Given they have labels and windows, you can fill the occasional use ones only a quarter full so you keep the rest fresh in the original bottle or can.

Like many people, our spices have been placed willy-nilly on a shelf in our kitchen. This means that some of the spice containers are easily accessible in the front of the shelf while others languish in the back of the shelf and tend to be forgotten. Until now, we haven't found a reasonable solution that allows us to see and easily access all of our spices.<br /><br />The Kitchen Art 25000 Select-A-Spice Auto-Measure Carousel has solved this for us. It's a combination Lazy Susan, spice container and dispenser. All of our spices are now in easy view plus we have options in terms of dispensing them. Each spice container has three dispensing options. We can dial out a measured amount, scoop out the required amount with a measuring spoon ,or simply shake the spices from the grated top opening. Plus the Kitchen Art 25000 Select-A-Spice Auto-Measure Carousel can spin around so that the spice that is needed is right in view. That's as much flexibility as anyone could expect from a spice container system.<br /><br />There are some concerns. The Kitchen Art 25000 Select-A-Spice Auto-Measure Carousel is made completely from plastic. That makes it lightweight but also raises concerns about its durability over time. Cleaning is another concern. It isn't hard to remove the individual spice containers, but the small access opening to the inside is intended for adding spices and not necessarily to make cleaning and drying easy.<br /><br />Still, even with these concerns, we have yet to find a better manner to store and access our spices. That gives the Kitchen Art 25000 Select-A-Spice Auto-Measure Carousel a permanent home in our kitchen.

Like this spice rack. Convenient storage.

Fragile plastic construction but attractive looking unit. Previous units like this in the under counter configuration had a short life due to flimsy ears which locked the unit in place breaking off.

I really do like this product. However, only one box supplied the adapter so that I could hang up under my counter which is what I really want/wanted to do with them. I do have them stacked but am not happy with that setup because they are wobbly.