Azur Spice Jar (1.3-qt.) by Emile Henry at Food Network

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Azur Spice Jar (1.3-qt.)

Colours by Emile Henry

Our Price Quantity	: :	$44.95

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Product Description:

Store your spices in this lovely ceramic jar from Emile Henry. Charming for the kitchen countertop, the jar comes with a lid to seal in the freshness of your spices. The beechwood lid has a silicone seal which keeps the canister airtight.

Item# 748271

Product Characteristics:

Dimensions

Diameter: 4.5-in.

Material

Ceramic

Origin

France

Size

1.3-qt.

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Rated 2 time(s) by customers who purchased this item 1 out of 2 customers wrote reviews Recommended by 100% of Reviewers Value: 50% rated it a good value

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by CHRISTINA (New York, NY) 1 review(s)

12/3/2007

This size jar is large enough for coffee or something else besides spices. It's very well made and the lid fits well. My only complaint is that the one of the words spelled out on the front is defective, but I didn't find it noticeable enough to be worth exchanging the product.

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What our Kitchen Experts Say

Yes, it sounds a bit nerdy, but storing your spices in alphabetical order will save time and aggravation when you're in the middle of a recipe and are hunting for a spice.