do these jars have llabels so you can mark what spice it is? Thanks
614001
No. I just used a label maker and stuck them on myself. This worked best as I wanted the label on the front/side of jar rather than on lids. They are great!
614002
No. I went to the office store and bought inch and a half round labels that fit perfectly on top of the cap. You may be able to get them in a sheet to go into the printer, but the ones I have are easier to mark with an indelible fine-point pen. I have been happy doing this by hand. I just wrote them out as I emptied all the small spice jars into my new ones. I even have one for rubber bands from the mail. Good luck!
614003
These jars do not come with labels; however, you can buy labels separately and inexpensively from Amazon.
614004
No labels but you could get round ones for the lids. We just used a Sharpie to label and will use some rubbing alcohol to change them if necessary.
18078
I don't know what the tupperware spice jars look like. The labels are about the size of a quarter.
998713
They have adhesive backs, but the weight of spice jars makes it necessary to use screws, as they pull away after a few days. A few weeks later, jars started dropping as the plastic bracts stretch w/weight of glass...plastic jars mt work
1042852
They are just basically stickers. They are yellow, and have most of your typical spices. There were a few that I use regularly, that they didn't have though. So I actually didn't use the labels at all. I have a label maker, and made my own custom labels. That worked well. But you could probably reuse the labels, just be careful not to rip them. They seem pretty durable. :) Hope that answered your question. If you have any more, let me know. I bought two of these, and am very happy with them. :)
287771
Absolutely. There is nothing wrong with these jars. We use them in our pantry for spices and have never had an issue.
1199413
They're just a little smaller than a Spice Islands/McCormick jar. I usually change over when I want to use what would be left in the larger jar. I like them a lot. They really save counter space so I can have them in reach.
181953
Yes. They are 3 inches high & 1 inch in diameter, about the same size as the average McCormick (or other) brand spice bottle you buy in the store.
2066668
It does not say. It just list other spices. Sorry. But I love it. Best chili blend I have found.
203058
No labels. I write the spice/herb name on the lid with a Sharpie ULTRA FINE permanent marker. These can be washed with gentle dish detergent without fear of erasing spice i.d. Serious scrubbing will remove the marker. Alternately, you can purchase printable label sheets that you set up on computer. I believe what appears as label is a sifter.
1557333
I use all my jars for spices. The only criticism I have is how hard it is to get the plastic tops off. They are of good quality and I Love the way they look.
106603
It doesn't say on the jar. I completed one jar and it did nothing for me. It was a waste of my money.
954093
There is nothing on the jar itself to indicate either way. There was nothing included in the packaging. Sorry I cannot be of more help.
2033356
Does not say that on the jar anywhere. Try googling their website maybe it'll say.
975907
Kitchenworksinc.com have 3 oz jars but I think they are glass and the lids are also sold separately. Regular spice bottles that you buy spices in fit just fine so I don't use many of the bottles that come with the Rak. I have about 10-12 extra new ones if you want me to send them to you.
875188
Yes, the ones I got are labelled. Each one has a code one side ( BR-C-N27, BR-C-N24 etc..) and the label (Coastal Scents) on the other side.
2201221
I'm really not sure what is in the exact grouping for "spices" shown on the ingredients list. I recommend contacting the company directly to find out what spices are in their spice mix not listed on the package.
2233936
Yes but the one I got from Amazon spoiled before I could use the first jar. I think when you get them dirt cheap they must be near expiring. The ones I got started to discolor within a month or so and the smell was not good.