Yangbaga 34Pcs Glass Spice Jars with Labels-4oz Acacia Wood Lid Square Spice Containers with Pepper Grinder Lids &Funnel,Seasoning Jars for Rack Cabinet Drawer

I decided to splurge when I organized my kitchen and began cooking more in my retirement. I did not want the light colored bamboo so I was pleased to discover these. I also went back and ordered more lids because the lids also fit the Great Value spice jars from Walmart. So far I have not come across any issues. I would definitely purchase again.

Wow! These spice jars were securely packaged in styrofoam that was tightly fitted to protect from bumping and breaking. The glass is high quality and feels very durable. I love that each jar is individually numbered on the glass to help with counting and organizing. That was a nice detail in design that I wasn’t expecting! The labels that come with the kit seem great, but I purchased white labels to keep cohesive with the other labels in my home. My spice rack is so satisfying and easy to look at! I can see what I have which helps me easily find what I’m looking for as well as know when I need to purchase something for a refill. The jars are easy to clean and survived a trip through the dish washer (not the lids). I felt like the jars are ample size for standard spice containers and the funnel included makes for easier transfer to the jar. So far the wooden lids are holding up well and I hope they continue to for years to come!

Amazing spice jars. Beautiful, larger than my old ones, and they look so nice in my spice drawer. Definitely worth the money!

I LOVE these. They come with stickers to label the containers and the stickers have pretty much every spice possible. I’ll be ordering more soon. They fit the same amount as a spice you'd buy at the store.

Love these. Great for organizing. Only down side is getting the labels on straight.

I would have given them a 5 but they came with a horrible chemical smell. Other people say the smell is coming from the lids but in my case it was from the glass containers. I put soap, water, and vinegar into a bowl and submerged all the containers overnight. After work the next day, I took everything out and filled the bowl with water to soak them again. Then after a day I set them in the sun to dry. Afterwards, they no longer smelled. I also treated the wood tops with a wood oil to seal them better. It took a bit of work but better than throwing them out like other people did.

House warming for my god daughter. She picked it out and was so excited when received. She loves to cook

I love these, they are adorable...