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Old Spice

  • 27-02-2021 11:08PM
    #1
    Bluefoam
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    I'm adding some open shelves in the kitchen and am looking to display some nice jars of spices/rubs/sauces. Not jst for show, I have herbs and spices to use, but I'll use and replenish.

    I'm looking for something in nice packaging that's more modern/less traditional.

    Any recommendations?


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  • #2
    vicwatson
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    Prefer brut 55 :-)


  • #3
    igCorcaigh
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    Mason jars of red lentils look very pretty, and very functional.
    Just be aware that direct light can impact on the shelf life of spices, and many dried goods.


  • #4
    igCorcaigh
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    Dried fruits can also be an option.
    Dried apricots look stunning.

    Even some canned goods have a really nice design.

    Here's Herdez salsa that I have at hand.
    OK, not amazing, but you get the idea.

    Some lovely looking hipster beer can designs out there too.

    IMG-20210227-230656.jpg


  • #5
    the beer revolu
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    Whatever you use, make sure they are light proof.
    Glass jars are no good on an open shelf.


  • #6
    tangy
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    the beer revolu wrote: »
    Whatever you use, make sure they are light proof.
    Glass jars are no good on an open shelf.

    Off at a tangent, but does anybdy know how to colour, or make opaque, clear glass? Obviously, you can use glass paint, but that's proper expensive.

    I remember using smoked glass (made over a candle flame), but that's not really what you want in a spice jar :rolleyes:


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