Kamenstein 16 Jar Ellington Revolving Countertop Spice Rack with Lift & Pour Caps and Spices Included, FREE Spice Refills for 5 Years: Black and Chrome

The Kamenstein Madison spice rack is a compact, rotating 12-jar set that saves space and keeps spices organized. It’s stylish and sturdy, with a handy refill program. Great for beginners, but some find the included spices less fresh.

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I saw this spice carousel at a VRBO apartment where I was staying and knew I had to have it. It’s so much more compact than my turntable, where the spice jars tended to fall over. There are a few spices I may not use in this set, but if not, I can replace them with spices I do use and put my own label on the jar. This is a good looking item that I can keep out on my counter, unlike my messy old turntable. I also like the idea that I can register my product and get free spices for five years. The only thing I’m not wild about is that the plastic carousel doesn’t seem all that sturdy. But if I handle it with care, it should last a few years at least.

This spice rack is good quality, sturdy and easy to use. It has a good storage capacity but I must say the organization needs some type of adjustment. The top row is easy to see and use, but it's hard to read the tops of the bottles on the bottom. Maybe put the labels on the sides or something.

This spice set has honestly been the best especially since I use it quite often. It does come with a warranty which is what I love the most. They will refill your spices for free (you just have to order it online with no cost), and send you new glass spice containers if one breaks. Overall, it is a great find and takes up enough space on the counter but allows for easy spice access and organization!

I love my spice rack I have seasonings in here I have never tried before and I love them so much the bottles are glass and look so cute!

I love this spice rack! The jars are a neat design. Spins well, a little finicky getting them in and out but not a big deal. A couple of weird spices included, but you get a lot of spices included for a great price!

This is a beautiful spice rack and for the price I am generally pleased. The jars are glass and sturdy and they hold a good amount of each spice. Unfortunately, the lids are poorly designed and cheaply made. To use the spices, you have to pull up on the lids exposing one side that has a larger pour hole, and one side that has 3-4 smaller holes for shaking out the spice. The problem lies with two things: 1) the lids are plastic and sometimes when you pull up on them to open the jar, it seems like the lid is going to break; 2) pulling up the lid exposes both the shaker and pour holes and as a result can cause WAY too much of the spice to come out. I have found that in order to ensure that I am shaking out the correct amount, I have to pour it into my hand before I put it on the food I'm cooking. I cook every day and use spices every single time I cook so these lids are going to become quite a pain. I can already see myself buying ANOTHER spice rack in the near future because of the lids on these jars.Additionally, several of the spices that were selected were things I never use and the variety was somewhat lacking. I received 6 spices that I rarely/never use, which meant that I had to swap them out for spices I already had in my cabinet. I ended up emptying the jars filled with Herbs de Providence, Celery Salt, Mint, Sea Salt (because I have a large grinder for this), Pizza Seasoning (because they also gave me Italian Seasoning and it seemed redundant) and Marjoram and refilled them with Cumin, Thyme, Paprika, Cayenne, Garlic Powder, and Onion Powder from my cabinet because I use these spices frequently. It would be nice to be able to have some selection of spices (although for less than $30 you cannot be too picky) or at least have stickers for the lids so you can replace the spices with those you actually use. I used a label maker for now, and I will admit it looks cheap, so I'm going to have to figure something out if I don't end up buying a different spice rack altogether.