KitchenArt 57010 Select-A-Spice Auto-Measure Carousel Professional Series, Satin

I bought 2 of them and two of the containers were broken. I reported it and they sent me new replacements immediately and didn't ask me to send the broken ones back. I have one on a shelf inside the cabinet for the spices I have but use the least. They rotate nicely to get to the one I want. And I have one on the kitchen counter top with the spices I would use in our RV, so the handle will be nice for that purpose as I can just grab it and take along on our RV trips. The bottom closure for dispensing is a little hard to operate but may be my arthritic hands and short fingernails causing the problem. Very well thought out as you can spoon out, shake, or dispense 1/4 teaspoons worth at a time. Really like these!

I cook from scratch and have so many spices. It holds alot and you can do a 1/4 teaspoon, shake or use a tablespoon easily to get the spice out. It also keeps me from walking back and forth getting and putting up spices. I will be ordering another one for the rest of my spices and they are stackable. Love it.

Great quality and soooo nice when you’re someone that cooks as much as I do! I only have it 4 stars because it didn’t give the 1/4 teaspoon amount when you click it like it says. Other than that, I feel like the coolest chef when I use it. Made my spice cabinet not look psycho!

Perfect 😃👍

My immediate impression was "cheaply made but convenient". I bought this because I don't have the space for a spice drawer or cabinet, and thought this would be a solution. Then I took it out of the box. I started by figuring out how to mount it under my cabinet (very simple, 3 screws), the super cheap plastic felt like it was going to break when I was putting the handle on, and the prospect of removing it made me think twice about if I wanted to actually mount it. Ends up I didn't get that far. I filled one of the containers with basil leaves, lids and dispenser feel terrible, but are usable and might break in, but it doesn't matter because you definitely wont be using it long enough. Next, I tried Ginger, same feelings towards that container, but whatever, it'll break in, right? (No) The last one I tried (this would be 3 out of 12) was garlic. As the container was half full the cheap plastic cover popped off and the viewing window, which isn't glued, but instead held on by 4 pegs that someone thought were rivets, popped off spilling most of the garlic into my sink. Whatever, maybe a little superglue? No. I decided to check the one I put ginger in first, only to find that the ginger was leaking out from that viewing window AND the dispenser wheel. Checking the rest of the containers I found a second one which the front and window popped off just by picking it up. 4 stars for the idea, 0 stars for design, fabrication, material and negative stars for quality control. But hey, at least my kitchen will smell like garlic powder and ginger for a few days.

I started my search for a spice rack, wanting a replacement for an older style of this KitchenArt carousel. It was plain white plastic and a couple of the containers had broken from being dropped, so when I saw this spiffy stainless steel version, I thought it would be a better fit in my kitchen. I even decided to get two and stack them! They arrived WAY earlier than expected - a very nice surprise - and I was also delighted to find out the turning mechanism involves ball bearings. This is a great improvement over the old design. However, I would hardly call them "stainless steel satin." They're still plastic and the color is a bit off from "stainless steel"; it's more like pewter - a tad bit orange. The handle on top is more for decoration, too; don't plan to put it to use, even when the carousel is only partially full, because it pops right off. One of the containers arrived with a spice container that had a broken piece. It's not worth returning, so I'll live with it, but it demonstrates the flimsy nature of the cheap plastic from which it's made. All in all, it accomplishes what I needed - spice storage that's compact and plentiful - even if it is cheaply made.

works good for the family

I read the reviews on this product and as always went right to the negative ones to see what may be it’s faults. After reading one that said they did know how to put seasonings in it without spilling it, basically was too lazy to hang it up, and then reading all the good reviews and viewing the pictures, I decided to purchase this. Talk about space saving and beautiful. This spice rack is amazing to say the least. After making sure the vents at the bottom were closed, I just simply poured my spices in without a single spill. I did encounter one problem where one of my seasonings leaked from the front, but easily resolved by making sure the facing was secured. I really had no intention of hanging this up, but I found a spot in my kitchen that was perfect right next to my stove and it has space for me to add at least two more stackers. I attached pictures. Mounting this was very simply and very secure that I am not at all worried about adding more weight to it. If I could give it more stars I would. I’m buying two more today.