Spices

[frans]

Sorry if this has been covered before. I searched vaguely but didnt find any topic covering it.
I would like ideas on good smallish containers for holding various spices, sugar, tea, coffee, etc.
Would like plastic i guess so they dont clank about on the little shelf in the camper
Thank you
Frans

 

[green73brc]

I use various nalgene bottles. I store liquids in them too and have never had a leak even with elevation changes (the small bottles). See through so you can see what you are getting. REI sells a variety of these (or at least they used to)


https://www.nalgene.com/travel-and-home/

 

[Mccaf]

Unfortunately I ended up buying 2-12 packs. These work great, wife thinks I'm crazy. I printed up some Avery 5160 labels and color coded them with sharpies. Now I'm organized. I got the last one ($9.99) but there still available for a little more No, I'm not a spice freak. ;=)

https://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B019012BUQ/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o05_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

 

[Ravenmad]

spice containers

I bought these from IKEA. They are stainless, clear insert in the lid and have a magnetic back. They hold just under 6 ounces.

 

[Kerensky97]

I use these little plastic ones. They fit upright in the drawer of my camp kitchen, they're humidity proof (I don't know if they can be submerged though), and they're small so I can refill them between trips and not worry as much about the spices getting old or stale.
Simple, easy, cheap.

http://amzn.to/2iPwLzz

 

[ArkansasDon]

I make my own BBQ spice rubs & seasonings, we use in many of our camp meals. This comes from my old days of competitive BBQ'n . Naturally we carry Kosher Salt, Course Ground Black Pepper, All Purpose Seasoning Salt, Cavenders Seasoning, but a few of my own personal BBQ rubs & seasonings also.

 

[robert]

I've got one of these Grapevine Trading Company spice kits but they're out of business. Great idea and I just refill the containers as needed. https://www.worldmarket.com/product/travel-spice-kit.do This is one of the few companies that I've found selling spice travel kits: https://www.uncommongoods.com/kitchen-bar/food-drink/salts-seasonings

 

[Wilbah]

I just got a small tote...cant find it online or I'd post a picture and it's out in my shed and I'm feeling to lazy to go take one....but it's about 10" x 6" x 5" deep. Has decent latches on all four sides so it doesnt come loose. I usually get half sized spices except for salt, pepper, garlic powder etc (the stuff that I use a lot of). And each year I put them in the kitchen and get new ones. They dont stay fresh forever. But I cant see buying some fancy premade spice kit. I buy what I and my family use a lot of.

 

[spikemd]

I found this Mobile Foodie Survival Kit to be the best and most compact and comprehensive kit out there. While it is a bit pricey, it is very convenient and can be refilled any time. Each spice jar screws into the one above. Only issue ive had is that you need to be careful when unscrewing them and keeping them straight to not spill.

https://www.uncommongoods.com/product/mobile-foodie-survival-kit