Organize Your Spices with Affordable Pill Containers - Only $0.99 Each!

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Discussion Overview

The thread discusses the use of affordable weekly pill containers as a method for organizing spices. Participants share their experiences and thoughts on this idea, including practical applications and personal anecdotes related to using these containers.

Discussion Character

  • Anecdotal
  • Opinion-based

Main Points Raised

  • One participant mentions purchasing 99 cent pill containers and labeling them for spice organization.
  • Another participant expresses gratitude for the reminder about the tip regarding pill containers.
  • One participant questions whether the containers would allow spices to spill over, indicating unfamiliarity with the product.
  • Another participant clarifies that the containers have separate lids and seals to prevent spills.
  • Several users note that these containers are convenient for shows, allowing for easy sharing of spice scents without carrying multiple bottles.
  • One participant considers the containers as a potential gift for new recruits to use at their shows.
  • Another participant shares their cluster's experience of using infused oils with cotton balls for scent demonstration.
  • One participant emphasizes the importance of ensuring each compartment has a separate lid for effective use.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

Views differ on the effectiveness of the containers, with some participants expressing enthusiasm and others raising concerns about potential spills. No clear consensus emerges regarding the best type of container to use.

Contextual Notes

Participants share personal experiences and insights related to organizing spices for cooking and demonstrating products at shows.

Who May Find This Useful

Consultants looking for practical and affordable solutions for spice organization may find this discussion relevant.

wadesgirl
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I know I read this tip on here but cannot find it. Today while I was at the local pharmacy I happened to notice 99 cent weekly pill containers. I thought for less than three bucks it would be something worth to try. I got out my label maker and labeled the front of each spot with the page number and item letter. Now I'll add some of each spice and seasoning we have. Three containers is enough for each including the salt and pepper.
 
I forgot about this tip, thanks for the reminder!
 
When I read that thread previously I thought to myself, but wouldn't one spice spill over into another? Do each of the days have a separate lid? Can you tell I've never seen these up close and personal? :) I thought it was a container with 7 sections and one lid...

woohoo, off topic, one post away from a different star...finally. I wonder what I'll post to make it official :D
 
oops, I was wrong, that WAS the post that did it for me LOL...a pill container post of all things!
 
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kcjodih said:
oops, I was wrong, that WAS the post that did it for me LOL...a pill container post of all things!

Gee, thanks for the hijack!

The ones I found have separate lids. They also have little "seals" on each side of the lids so there isn't a chance they would spill over.
 
Sorry for the hijack, I didn't mean any harm. :o

Thanks for the info on the pill containers. Now that I know that they don't leak and spill over it's something I might look into too.
 
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kcjodih said:
Sorry for the hijack, I didn't mean any harm. :o

Thanks for the info on the pill containers. Now that I know that they don't leak and spill over it's something I might look into too.

Just check out what your local pharmacy has. I just happened to notice these today while I was there picking up my medicine.
 
My cluster did this as a make and take. I was not able to go, however. They soaked a cottonbal in the oil so people could smell the garlic-infused.
 
these work out really great at shows. It's so much easier to pass these around for everyone to "smell" all the spices and you don't have to carry around every single bottle.
 
This is a neat idea. I bring all of my spices with me to every show (got a cute little basket for them) but this is much easier and more manageable. I'm also thinking, that for some of my new recruits, what a neat little "gift" for them that they can use right away at their shows. Thanks for the tip!
 
Great Idea!
 
We did this as a cluster too! Such a great thing to have!

If you are going to make them yourself, be SURE each compartment has a seperate lid. There ARE some pill containers out there that are NOT sealed individually, so those woudn't work.

We made a "sweet" one, an "herb" one, and a "baking" one to seperate them....
 

Frequently Asked Questions

What are pill containers and how can they help organize my spices?

Pill containers are small, compartmentalized containers typically used for storing medications. They can also be repurposed for organizing spices, allowing you to easily categorize and access your spice collection. Each compartment can hold a different spice, making it easy to keep your kitchen organized and clutter-free.

How much do these pill containers cost?

Each pill container is priced at only $0.99, making them an affordable option for anyone looking to organize their spices without breaking the bank.

Are the pill containers safe for food storage?

Yes, the pill containers are made from food-safe materials, ensuring that they are safe for storing spices and other food items. Just make sure to clean them thoroughly before use.

How many spices can I store in one pill container?

Each pill container typically has multiple compartments, allowing you to store several different spices in one container. The exact number of spices will depend on the size of the compartments, but they are designed to maximize space and organization.

Where can I purchase these affordable pill containers?

You can purchase these pill containers directly from Pampered Chef or through a Pampered Chef consultant. They are available online and at various events, making it easy to get your hands on them.

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