Storage tricks for package seasonings

by Marisa McClellan, Posted Oct 18th 2007 @ 10:19AM

Ever buy seasonings in those packets (not that I am particularly endorsing that behavior as they are often full of chemicals) from the grocery store but struggle with how best to store them? Then this tip from the Unclutterer might be up your alley. Get yourself one of those plastic 3x5 (or 4x6 for the larger packets) notecard boxes and pop the packets in there. Keeps them contained, orderly and bug-free (if you really want to satisfying your inner anal retentive, go ahead and alphabetize them)!

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Tags: grocery stores, packages, spices, storage, Uncluttere

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10-19-2007 @10:26AM e said... I do this with spices that come in jars. I transfer the contents of the jar to a one of those snack-size Ziploc bags and then store them all in a large (4X6) notecard box with alphabetized inserts. It's a lot easier than standing on my tip toes to see into the cabinet, or trying to get my measuring spoon in the jar.
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