Spice Jars & Seasoning Bottles

Matching spice jars make a drawer or rack easier to use: the same height and lid help you read and reach each jar. Check capacity in ml against the spices you buy most, and jar height against your rack shelf or drawer depth, before choosing.

Glass lets you see contents; stainless steel bodies block light; plastic is lighter. Compare shaker or sifter holes, spoon access, and bamboo, flip, press or glass lids where specified.

For glass spice jars, Bambooseal names a bamboo-and-wood lid. Spicesteel lists stainless steel and a spoon. Spicequad specifies four plastic compartments, while the Spicesift shaker states 120 ml. Steelseason describes a magnetic stainless steel jar.

Choose between a single jar, a seasoning jar set and a compartmented box. Many listings omit capacity, set quantity or whether spice jar labels are included; check rather than guess. Fine powders and coarse flakes need different hole sizes. Keep jars away from the hob's steam and heat.

Plan placement with our small-kitchen spice rack guide, browse spice racks, or visit Guides and Tools.