What do you put your powder in?
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any plastic/glass container that is airtight. zip lock bags work just fine
I use mason jars when they are avaliable. Baggies when all the jars are being used.
And when I have them I'll throw an oxygen absorber in. Especially if it's one I don't open often.
And when I have them I'll throw an oxygen absorber in. Especially if it's one I don't open often.
I have mine in little 1oz jars with the wire that locks the top on.
For storage I use 8 oz mason jars. For containers that will hold powder to be consumed I use these:
http://www.spicebarn.com/1_ounce_spice_jars.htm
http://www.spicebarn.com/1_ounce_spice_jars.htm
For personal use I use 1oz and 2oz jars. For storage I use 32oz Mason jars and lock them air tight with my food saver 
These for my rubz:
http://www.amazon.com/Harold-Import-Company-Inc-60576/dp/B0027I1P2A/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1390502593&sr=8-1&keywords=spice+rub+shaker
I use ones like Joyners for gifts
http://www.amazon.com/Harold-Import-Company-Inc-60576/dp/B0027I1P2A/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1390502593&sr=8-1&keywords=spice+rub+shaker
I use ones like Joyners for gifts
Brain Strain Pepper Head
Banned
4 oz shaker for personal use http://www.specialtybottle.com/4ozspicejarsquarewshakerandwhitelid.aspx and mason jars for storing
Without spending any money, recycled jelly jars work well as well as mason jars.
Not as fancy as Joyner, but it was free.
Also, those little wedding bags that we use to isolate flowers can be filled with rice and used as a desiccant pack. You can just see the corner of the handle in the ghost pepper powder.
Not as fancy as Joyner, but it was free.
Also, those little wedding bags that we use to isolate flowers can be filled with rice and used as a desiccant pack. You can just see the corner of the handle in the ghost pepper powder.
Brain Strain Pepper Head
Banned
Yes they do and work great for sauces.....
Well to be fair, I do use those jars for selling purposes as well.Jeff H said:Without spending any money, recycled jelly jars work well as well as mason jars.
Not as fancy as Joyner, but it was free.
Also, those little wedding bags that we use to isolate flowers can be filled with rice and used as a desiccant pack. You can just see the corner of the handle in the ghost pepper powder.
I have all kinds of crazy free shakers full of powders. My wife and I use far too much of our own product, high off the own supply....
Chewi said:http://www.containerandpackaging.com/search.asp?search=1+oz+spice+jars&loc=top#0,0,0&12&6&grid,1&12&1+oz+spice+jars,0&0&0&0&0&0&0&0&0,0
Link to both lids and jars
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