Lipper International SOHO 20-Piece Large Board Magnetic Spice Rack with Tins, Stainless Steel
- Made of hand polished 18/8 stainless steel
- Features a twist and shake top
- Comes with magnetic bottom
- Wipe clean with a mild soap and water, dry thoroughly
- Completely food safe
Product Description
Set of 20 Soho Spice 18.8 stainless steel patented containers with see through sprinkle and pour lids on metal wall mountable -inchboard-inch. Hardware included. With magnetic backs. Food safe. Use in the kitchen, garage, office or bath.
Lipper International SOHO 20-Piece Large Board Magnetic Spice Rack with Tins, Stainless Steel
Posted in Uncategorized | 
Tags: 20Piece, Board, food, International, Large, Lipper, lipper international, Magnetic, magnetic spice rack, Rack, SOHO, soho spice, Spice, Stainless, steel, Tins
5 Responses to “Lipper International SOHO 20-Piece Large Board Magnetic Spice Rack with Tins, Stainless Steel”
Leave a Reply
Why is this overpriced? The identical Kamenstein 12 Tin Magnetic Spice Rack is half the price.
Rating: 2 / 5
The magnetic tins work well on the side of the refrigerator as another reviewer suggested; they are handy, attractive and space-saving, HOWEVER, I can not get the lids back off the tins to refill. I’ve tried twisting, popping and having others try but none of us can open them again. Any tips would be appreciated.
Rating: 2 / 5
I love that I was able to put all of my spices out of the shelf on the wall in a space that would otherwise go unused. The canisters seem to stay in place just fine. I have noticed that some of the spice gets caught between the canister and the lid so when you open the canister it can be a bit messier, but it is worth it to me.
Rating: 4 / 5
I love the space saving capability of this design, and the ease of access with the tins (just turn for shake or pour capability). HOWEVER – the tins are not air-tight, and the plastic cover on the tins is reactive to some spices. My cumin became encased in a plastiky mess, and the salt becomes a salt block within days. Also, due that the spices are stored on their sides, there’s constantly a mess of spice-jumble on the counter under the spice tins. I still use the tins for spices that I use up really quickly – oregano, marjoram, etc…. – but have to keep a separate stock of anything that reacts with moisture and the plastic tops (trial and error). I would look into other storage options if you’re not tight on space.
Rating: 3 / 5
i just wanted to address the person who said why not buy the cheaper one!
i guess if you don’t buy stainless steel some of the non-leafy herbs/spices can corrode the aluminum!
just found that out while doing research! def. want to buy these now!
thanks for all the reviews!
Rating: 4 / 5