528 Labels - 484 Spice Names + 44 Blank | Preprinted Cursive Black & White Letters | Alphabetized Spice Jar Labels for Organization

I ordered a box of jars that came with labels for my new spice rack and when I went searching through the labels for the spice I was about to transfer, it wasn't there and so weren't a lot of other basic spices, but they gave me a label for Beetroot Powder... Seriously. So I searched online and found these as I liked the minimalist look, cursive, and theycame in both black and white. Sold. The next day, they arrived and there wasn't a spice in my pantry they didn't have a pre-made label for in what they sent me. Thank you.

These worked perfectly for my magnetic spice rack. The labels are small, but I expected this for the purpose. It is easy to read the black labels on the contrasting background, but a little more challenging to see the white labels. Not a complaint, as they did it to fit more labels on each sheet, but they are in different directions, so you are spinning the paper constantly to find labels. There were only a couple missing that I needed like Hawaiian pink sea salt and Mulling spices, which again, can’t complain as those are not as common. They are easy to remove for repositioning before you press them down, but after pressed down well, they are stuck on. I did have a couple that tried to pull the paper up with them, but as long as you are careful you can still remove the labels from the backing. Overall I would definitely recommend. I ordered a second set in case any are damaged before I decide it’s time for a new spice rack. It would be nice if they offered a double set of each color for this reason, instead of just black and white together.

Super adorable, but I wish they would have more of the common spices. Also, some spices are written backwards like for example, pepper lemon or powder garlic

Black labels worked well for light colored spice like salt. Used white labels for many darker spices. In the end. I put one white and I black label on each. On different sides. Difficult to remove stickers initially.

I am picky, I confess. I like things that are perfect, great quality, great design, great looks, and whereform fuses with function in everything I buy. If I buy it, it has to be cute, has to be beautiful, has to work!Those labels are amazing. Not only the makers designed them with every even the most demanding cookwho uses God only knows how rare spices but the labels are also designed in few different formatsand they look just amazing on jars.Easy to read.Clean design.Great selection to choose fromAll spice names you can think of.. are there! Try and find one that is not. I tried. I failed.Truly wonderful set. I am very happy with it. My jars got a new life and now it is more funto use them. I t hink I actually ended up using my spices more often :)

I was disappointed in these labels for a number of reasons.Cons1. There was no exact measurement of these labels except in the questions and that was incorrect. Several answers said 1.5” x .5”. In actuality the letters are 1/16th less then 1/4” for capitals, and 1/8 for small letters. Many labels are indeed .5” tall but that is because there are two rows of writing.2. The white labels are on a light yellow paper, and extremely hard to see, they should be on a dark paper. You probably wouldn’t see the black labels on black paper, but I guess the manufacturer didn’t notice that the white blends in so it is not clear on light paper.3. Quite a few labels of common spices are missing, Rosemary leaves, whole cloves, savory has one label, no summer or winter, cinnamon sticks are missing, there is lots of different peppers but no Chipotle powder, or turmeric, for just a few.4 there are tons of names that must be regional or brand names that I never heard of, so the real number of useful labels for me is about 40.5. This is supposed to be spice names, but there is baking powder, cheese powder, cocoa powder, Pumpkin seeds, which are baking items not spices6. There is a lack of continuity in some naming. Anise comes as Anise, and Anise ground, so you would think you would look under A for Anise Star, but no it is under S for star anise.7. The small label size is very difficult to see.8. There are blank labels, but the vast majority of them are 1/2”x1/4” the same size as Dill. There is only 1 double row blank label in the black labels, can’t really see the white blank labels.Pros1, script is nice if it was bigger.

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These were the perfect size for my spice containers. Fast delivery! Thank you!

vienen en color blanco y negro por lo que no hay problema y son tres planillas llenas de muchas especias, incluso vienen en polvo y enteras

These labels are good quality, my only thought is a word of caution to understand your needs precisely by that I mean that the white labels will not be visible on jars of white sugar, white salt, pink salt as the font size is small and the labels become invisible. The colour choice of white or black ink is crucial. The size of the labels is another factor, barely visible on a 6cm jar. However as I said they are good quality.