Spice Jars??

[Jose]

Any idea where to get them locally?



I was planning on ordering it from this one place that had them for under $2 each for a 32oz container but any orders under $75 tacks on a $15 charge. Looking at other places online but if I could find some locally I'd rather do that.

[Geor!]

The container store

http://www.containerstore.com/shop/kitchen/spiceStorage

http://www.containerstore.com/locations/index.htm

[Jose]

I was on there website last night and couldn't find it. I'll have to dig through there again. Thanks.

[Silverback]

A restaurant supply like ace mart?

[Geor!]

I was on there website last night and couldn't find it. I'll have to dig through there again. Thanks.

Well if you're looking for those type of containers, they might not have them, but I'll bet you could find something similar.

[bcoop]

You can buy spices that size at Sam's, and reuse them. That's what I did. I don't buy them that large any more though.

[Jose]

I was looking for something in that size (32oz) so I could premix my rub rather than my current method of having everything in a bowl. Might check out the Ace Mart website and see what they have.

[mstng86]

You can buy spices that size at Sam's, and reuse them. That's what I did. I don't buy them that large any more though.

This was going to be my suggestion. But this asshole already suggested it.

[bcoop]

I was looking for something in that size (32oz) so I could premix my rub rather than my current method of having everything in a bowl. Might check out the Ace Mart website and see what they have.

Check a few others like webstaurant, eBay, etc.

[bard]

I use mason type spaghetti sauce jars to store my rubs and just shake it out the open top.

[Silverback]

I use mason type spaghetti sauce jars to store my rubs and just shake it out the open top.

You can always use a second canning lid and poke holes in it for a shaker, then seal with a second full lid for storage.