Kamenstein spice jars and pantry pieces
Empty jars for your own blends, spice sets, a pod holder and cork trivets.
5 pieces $4.44 to $41.99 2,331 ratings
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Empty jars
Kamenstein 3 oz Empty Glass Spice Jars
12 empty 3 oz glass jars, black or stainless steel lids
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Spice set
Kamenstein Kraft Paper Spice Tube Set
3 kraft paper tubes and 3 blends to fill them, three themes
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Spice set
Kamenstein Are You Chicken? Camping Spice Set
Buffalo and jerk seasoning in 2 jars with sifter caps
2 filled jars
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Trivet set
Kamenstein "Home Sweet Home" Cork Trivet Set
3 cork trivets, 8 inches each, printed Home Sweet Home
3 trivets
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Pod holder
Kamenstein Stainless Steel 24-Coffee Pod Holder
Up to 24 coffee pods in a turning steel rack on a black base
One pod holder
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ShelfSpice racks11 pieces, from $29.00See the shelf
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ShelfSalt & pepper grinders11 pieces, from $8.95See the shelf
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ShelfPaper towel holders4 pieces, from $14.99See the shelf

Jars for your own blends
The empty glass jars hold 3 ounces each under a screw cap with a sifter, twelve to a set, with black or steel lids. Fill them from the bulk bag, label them, and they match the jars of our racks.
The kraft paper tube sets come with three blends in bags to fill the tubes, and the camping set packs Buffalo and Jerk seasoning for the trail.
Five pieces make up this shelf of Kamenstein pantry pieces, from $4.44.
Extension services agree on the spot: a cool, dry cupboard away from the range keeps ground spices at their best, and your nose is the test of a jar.
Questions
Questions about Kamenstein spice jars and pantry pieces
How much do your Kamenstein empty spice jars hold?
Each jar holds 3 ounces, under a screw cap, with a sifter you can lift out. They come in sets of twelve.
Can you refill a Kamenstein spice tube set?
Yes. The kraft paper tubes come with the blends in bags inside, so you fill the tubes and refill them from the bag.
What do you get in the Kamenstein camping spice set?
Two jars with sifter caps: a Buffalo seasoning and a Jerk seasoning, small enough for a backpack or a camper.
Further reading
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How to choose a spice rack: revolving, narrow, wall or drawer
Revolving tower, narrow tower, wall or drawer rack: how to measure the spot, count your jars, pick filled or empty jars and use the refill program.
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How long ground spices and dried herbs last, and where to keep the jars
Why extension charts give ground spices 6 months to 3 years, why whole spices last longer, and how heat, steam and light by the stove fade a jar.
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Salt and pepper grinders: mechanisms, batteries and how to fill them
Ceramic or rasp mechanism, peppercorns or coarse salt, manual, battery or USB power, how to fill each mill, and what EPA says about used batteries.
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Where to keep garlic, onions, potatoes and fruit in the kitchen
Potatoes dark and away from fruit, onions dry and apart from potatoes, garlic whole with air around it: extension advice for a kitchen counter.











