30 Set Magnetic Spice Jars for Refrigerator Hexagon Glass Spice Jars with Magnetic Lids, Shaker, Spice Labels, Magnetic Glass Spice Containers for RV Travel Trailer Kitchen Fridge Cabinet Wall mount

I wanted this so I could get my spices out of pantry so I could see them better and this is an attractive way to display them when not in use. Wish they had some empty labels so that I could write for my “different” spices but I can make my own. The jars holds a good amount of spice and they seal tightly. I’m very happy with it and recommend this product. It’s a lot cheaper than some of the others out there and good quality product

These spice jars are the best! I took a ton of disorganized spices and now have easy to read and easy to access containers that look nice. The labels are fantastic, they even had Old Bay!

I've had the magnetic metal tins (some from here, some from the Container Store, some from BB&B, and they're all the same) but after 10-15 years, they'd become super hard to open and the labels were worn, dirty, and difficult to read. They also aren't really airtight, and powders tended to clump if I wasn't using them often.These jars are smaller (1.75 fluid ounces vs 3+ ounces for the metal canisters). They'll hold all of (or most of) one of the short, squat little McCormicks spice containers, but not holding all of a larger jar isn't a big deal for me, because I have a "pantry" to put the large jars in, it's just not right in our tiny kitchen. This allows me to have my most-used spices easily accessible, staying fresh in smaller quantities on the side of the fridge.The magnets are actually a little stronger than the magnets on the canisters, but, and this is one reason I knocked off a star: the magnet is just a (very strong) button magnet on the inside of the lid. It's not integrated into or even glued to the lid. If it becomes a problem I'm thinking maybe some food grade silicon adhesive will take care of it.The other reason I knocked off a star: (half a star for each issue!) I wish the jar opening was even just 1/8th of an inch wider. I can't get a tablespoon into the jar very well. It's not a dealbreaker (I hope so don't change my mind and regret this later) because I can just tap the spice into the measuring spoon, or I could use my half tablespoon measure twice.The shaker caps: I didn't use them. They're a little tough to get off, and if you're sticking the jars on the side of the fridge, the spice is going to collect between the lid and the shaker cap.Final thought: the product pictures on here and TikTok of these jars (or jars of this type) show them all pushed together. Looks great but you can't actually grab ahold of the like that if it's not a jar along the perimeter.

I love, love, LOVE these spice jars! They have helped me save space and rid the clutter that was my previous cabinet situation.

2 of the pieces came with cracks in the glass. I have so many spices from our local Indian Grocery, but they're all in bags. This really helped clean up all the bags and clips I had in my spice rack.The only thing filled and not labeled was my MSG, but some sharpie cleared that problem right up. I still have a bunch of labels I didn't use, but I'll hold onto them until they're needed.

Little cuties once filled & little labels are put on. Grow my own spice garden & needed an affordable set of spice jars that were good sized. A lot of avail. jars were too small & expensive to get a lg # of them. Most of the DIY spice jar projects I’ve seen just weren’t cute at all! These little cuties are perfect tho! I can freeze much of what I grow & fill the jars as needed. The opening is wide enough not to be trying to push things thru a funnel. Measuring spoons fit nicely thru the opening too if measuring spices out into recipes. I do a lot of no-measure cooking & found that the 4” tasting spoons (Amazon has lots of them) fit perfectly into the jars & I leave a tasting spoon inside every jar except the basil leaves. These are small enough & square to sit all in a row on the counter against the wall to be handy but not deprive me of counter space or look cluttered like round spice jars can look. The compact square size makes them perfect for this! The bail clasps & name tags make them look ornamental enough to pull it off. I did receive 1 cracked jar, but seller was super responsive. The seller emailed me asking if I liked my jars upon arrival. When I said 1 was cracked but otherwise yes, they sent me a replacement jar immediately! Can’t beat that for customer care!! I not only love my spice jars & the look of them in the kitchen, but I can see them easily lasting a lifetime! These are thick glass w/ thick glass lids. They could easily go into a kitchen drawer too & because of their shape not be a jumbled mess & instead sit nicely together & look very organized w/o any effort to actually make them look organized. They would be nice in a sewing room too for pins, needles, buttons, snaps, ..... I suspect they might be useful for other things too.

I bought these spice jars to create a really awesome spice collection. So I bought 2 sets with the intention of buying 2 more sets if I liked them. I do like them but the hinges to keep the jars shut and the spices fresh on 21 jars out of 60 bought are very loose and you can wiggle the lids easily while hinges are "locked" in place. On the ones that are good...they "snap" in place...you can hear it and it takes more effort to lock them which is how it is suppose to be. Moisture will easily be able to get in and spices will be ruined. Other than that MAJOR problem I would absolutely love them. Oh, and they do not hold 3.5 ounces. I emptied 2 ounces of ground cloves into one of the jars and BARELY got 2 ounces to fit in what was suppose to hold almost twice that. I still like them though and would appreciate if seller would reach out to me.

These are amazing and so is the price! Every other product I looked at was crazy expensive! I love that these jars aren’t too big and tacky! I saved 6 of them to put in my camper! My husband was worried about them sliding down on the fridge but the magnet is strong enough to hold them in place!