Great American Spice Co.
Empty Stove Spice Container (8.4 fl/oz)
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- 90038
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Description
Empty Stove Size Bottles are the perfect containers for storing your spices right in the kitchen, and in easy access for use. These clear, plastic bottles hold up to 8 fluid ounces of your favorite spices and herbs, salts, sugars and dry goods. The top has two flip-lids, one for pour and the other is a shaker. The container is made from PET materials and is FDA certified as food safe. The lid also contains a safety pressure seal. If 8 fluid ounces isn’t big enough, try our Empty Chef Size Bottle that holds 32 ounces.
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