Spices can be one of the most difficult categories to store and organise in your kitchen, for several reasons...
- There are so many different types of spices that you may have in your collection within bottles, jars, and/or packets that you need to store 
- Although you may use the same few spices over and over again, there's also many that you will have bought for a specific meal or a particular occasion which then just sit there taking up space 
- Open spice packets can spill, or the contents can go stale, if they're not sealed properly 
- Spice jars or containers can take up quite a lot of storage space within a cabinet or drawer 
My spice storage method is fairly simple and straightforward, and in today's episode of The Organised You TV, I'm detailing 4 simple steps that will help you organise your own spice collection. Keep reading below this video for more ideas for how to organise your spice collection.
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RELATED POSTS:
- How to Organise Your Spice Collection (spice organisation in my previous kitchen) 
SPICE ORGANISATION IDEAS:
- Spice rack/s on the back of a cabinet door that is either in the cooking zone or prep zone so the spices are quick to access 
 
- A Lazy Susan inside a deep cupboard 
 
- Utilize vertical wall space by attaching a magnetic sheet or magnetic strips to the wall, then add magnets to the bottom of your spice jars 
 
- Vertical pull-out spice drawer with several layers of storage 
 
- Step shelf to separate the layers of spice containers 
 
- An under-the-shelf pull-out rack 
 
- Attach small wire baskets to the inside of your pantry or cabinet 
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