🧂 French Square Spice Jars: 4-Pack, Shaker/Pourer with Lid - 1-Cup / 8 Fl. Oz. Capacity for Spices, Herbs, Seasonings & More Review

Half my order got lost in the mail because they use USPS for shipping so I had to get a refund from Revain. Now I don't have the required number of glasses and the glasses that came are terrible. They don't close properly and the lid looks crooked. If you end up with those awful jars, make sure to wash them thoroughly because mine had a cockroach in it. Absolutely disgusting!

I absolutely LOVE this jar. Watch to get more. Perfect size for many things! I'm updating my spice collection and these were essential to my suboptimal but use a lot of spices. The caps seem to be holding up well. I had no problems as others have written. The packaging is great, everything arrived intact. This was my second purchase of this size and as long as I can get them with these great shakers I will be buying again for other items! Would definitely recommend if you are looking for a good

Perfect addition to my 6 ounce glass set. Some spices, like garlic, onion, cayenne pepper and red pepper flakes, I use very quickly. They're nice and big, 10 ounces would be even better. The only criticism is that the plastic in the lid could be a bit firmer. If you're a hobbyist and want to impress your girlfriend with how hard you can twist things, it's easy to unscrew caps before you feel they're really tight, just like a metal cap. Other than that, it's great. I bought 8 to match my…

I make several condiments myself: Seasoning Salt, Rib Seasoning, Grilled Chicken Seasoning, Montreal Steak Seasoning, etc. They are larger than regular seasoning jars. To give you an idea of how much they hold, the rotisserie chicken seasoning I just made equaled 42 teaspoons, or 14 tablespoons, or .875 cups. There was room for maybe 2 more tablespoons. You are spot on and I will be ordering another set. Just to give you an idea of the size I will post a photo. Here is a jar next to a typical…

These 5 3/4 tall spice jars with 2" wide sides are perfect for storing loose Mexican dried oregano I bought for my daughter (anti-inflammatory and delicious). They hold about twice as much as my standard spice jars.Their larger top opening made filling from a bulky spice bag easier.These jars have a nice thick glass, feel good in the hand and have an easy-open side/side lid that closes with unscrews smoothly with just a quarter turn.(I use a lot of spices and it's much more convenient to slip a

So I went from the multicolored plastic spice jars that sell spices (you know, dollar store spices) to these glass spice jars. I thought they would look way better than the others on my kitchen window seal. I was absolutely right! These 8 oz spice jars have a plastic lid consisting of a medium sized 3 hole shaker and pouring option. The only reason I gave these spice jars 4 stars instead of 5 is because the measuring spoon cannot be inserted into the hole. Therefore, you have to unscrew the lid

I grow my own herbs in the summer and then hang them out to dry for use in the winter. I wanted a large spice jar to put them in. These banks really fit the bill. They are square, so they can be pressed against each other. They were bigger than I thought (above) so I was very happy. I ended up using one of these to make the vanilla extract as it was perfect for the vanilla bean. I also love lids, they have lids where one side forms the shape and you just flip the other side. The lid can be…

Buyer Warning, the lids that come with these jars DO NOT fit properly! The lids screw onto the jar, but there is a 1/8 inch gap between the top of the glass jar and where the lid is intended to seal. against banks. I opened a jar I had just filled with peppers and ended up with spices all over the countertop! That's how I discovered the real problem with this combination of glass and lid. Condiments when you first turn the jar upside down to use. Then, when you open the jar to refill or stick a