🌶️ 16-Pack Clear Plastic Spice Jars with Black Cap and Chalkboard Labels – Ideal for Storing Spices, Herbs, and Powders with Chalk Marker Included Review

Bought as a gift for my niece. She has young children and her husband cooks a lot and is not good with glass so they are perfect. I like that they are 7 oz and most others are 4 oz.

I had glass condiment jars that I liked, but my kitty liked to throw jars off the shelf so I had to switch to plastic. They look great and are really good quality. I definitely recommend it!

These jars claim to hold 7 ounces but actually only hold about 3.25 ounces. I poured 4 ounces of glitter from a jar (labeled "Selena") into these glasses and they didn't even fit all 4 ounces. Very deceptive. DO NOT BUY as it does not hold 7 oz as advertised.

Bought these to replace my mesh spice jars. Very pleased with the great thickness of these containers, tight lids to allow the spices to keep their strength. stickers are beautiful. But the included chalk pen is really "chalky" so it peels off easily, so I bought a white marker for that.

These spice jars are a good size with sturdy lids. The only problem is that they cannot be washed in the dishwasher. When I got them I put a few on the top shelf because I wash all food containers before use and the heat has severely reduced them. However, I'm giving them two stars because they're adequate and don't claim to be dishwasher safe, but. Fur.

I bought these spice jars to help me organize the many spices in my cupboards. They work well but I just wish they didn't feel so bulky and big. Maybe I should have gotten 5 ounces? I have them on my spice organizer and can only fit 4 of them. Overall it's true - you get what you paid for - but the only real downside is that the caps are really difficult to open/close.

Perfect size spice jars for everyday use in my kitchen. They have two pouring areas that you can pour a teaspoon into. The other has holes where you can shake the spices. They are transparent. The accompanying labels are also very cute. The only problem is that if you wet the label with white marker it rubs off some kind of chalk and you lose part of the spice name. This is a small issue that can easily be fixed by rewriting the spice's name. Or be careful not to touch the spice with wet hands.