Spice Rack Organizer with Glass Jars for Cabinet, CZFwin 12 Glass Spice jars with Bamboo Wood Lids Empty 5 oz with Holder for Kitchen Countertop

I didn't see anyone post a review about this when I was looking, so I figured I'd share for my fellow dice goblins out there. I took a chance on this spice rack to store/display some of my dice sets, and I have been really pleased!Each tube holds two sets of 7 standard-size acrylic dice snugly or one set of 7 "chonky" acrylic dice with about 1/4 of the tube left. The tubes are also large enough to hold a whole 14-dice set from Kraken (minus the extra large d20, which can nestle in the top without the lid.)I plan to purchase more to display my larger sets!

They are very elegant and I love using them however I'm aittle OCD and they are not the same height. They are all different sizes and it does bother me. Others have asked why they were all slightly different. Other than that they work as described and are appeasing to the eyes.

Just love my test tube spice holders. Only thing that I don’t really care for is the top is not a shaker , so you’ll have to use a spoon to sprinkle your spices instead of shaking.

I use this in my kitchen on a daily base...It looks great, the GLASS jars fill easy, easy to clean and the wood holder has a slender look. This will fit in any cabinet of your home.I use these for spices , because if the AIRTIGHT SEAL and BAMBOO TOPS.THIS WAS WELL WORTH THE COST

I have liked the look of test tubes for spices for a long time but the ones that I have seen were so small. I have a drawer with spice jars that are labeled but I keep a few of the spices that I use the most on the top of the counter near my stove. They are a mess to look at (see embarrassing picture #2). When I saw these test tube spice jars, I had to give them a try and I'm glad that I did!Made in China, there are 12 sparkling tubes (6 on each side). They came well packaged in a foam insert that holds each bottle securely. Each one is made of glass with a tight fitting bamboo top to keep the spices fresh.Hint: Each tube holds a large McCormick jar of spice with space left as seen above in picture 3. It also holds a whole large square spice jar of spices as seen in picture 4 so no partial jars of spices to try and figure out storage.They come with a page of labels but I needed other labels so I have some small chalk labels that fit the jars perfectly and used those. I love the look. You can see the whole rack of spice tubes in picture #6 with my oil bottle to give you an idea of the size of the rack.They look so great sitting on my counter and my counter thanks me for cleaning that mess up! Ha!Recommend highly!

Even though I I read the measurements , I didn’t realize how big they are . My mistake . But that doesn’t mean I am unhappy with it . They are quite beautiful and very unique .I have a big spice cabinet and I like everything well organized . These tubes serves their purpose .I thought it would be hard to clean them so I used them for my sugar sprinkles . But I must say if you have those sponge like cleaners for the bottle with a long stem will definitely do the work , and did . I saved the foam sleeve thing just in case when I wash them . It will be easy to handle when I turn them upside down to dry , otherwise it will be harder in my opinion .I think they are absolutely gorgeous and useful .

I love the bamboo lids! And the jars are large enough to hold enough spice for about a week or two worths of cooking (for me at least), without being so large it takes over your counter. Now the spices I use the most are attractively displayed and handy, while everything else is in the cupboard.

This is a really cute idea, but the labels they include with them are rather strange. Cookies, and things like that that would never fit in a test tube. Strange.