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Spice Jars

I was recently told about this website called hollar.com. I love this website! They have so many things all for $5.00 or less. They have party supplies, toys, back to school supplies, home decor, kitchen utensils, clothes, accessories-you name it, they probably have it! On my first order, I had $5.00 off a $15.00 purchase AND free shipping over $10.00. I used both of these codes and bought a purse, candle with decorative lamp shade, basting brush, scarf and accessory hangers, and spice jars. All the products I received were really good quality. I was initially thinking they would be dollar store quality, but they aren't!

I wanted to share about my spice jars today. And I just wanted to add that I'm not getting paid to give this review! I just loved these spice jars and this website and wanted to share with you all!



I got 3 spice jars. Each jar is glass, but the lids are plastic. The lids have a small slot where a matching spoon fits into for storage. They aren't really big, maybe 2" high. Right now, I'm storing my spicy chicken leg seasoning in one, my ham base in the red, and my homemade taco seasoning in the blue.
The set was not branded so I have no idea what brand they are, but they are American made, which is another plus for me!

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