Cornucopia Brands Mini Plastic Spice Jars w/Sifters (12-Pack, Red); 2 Tablespoon Capacity (1 Fluid Ounce) Spice Bottles for Travel, Glitter, Gifts, Favors, Etc.

These work great!. I make spicy pepper seasonings and these are perfect. The caps fit on snug and the holes aren't too large. Perfect for this application.

I use these to carry spices and herbs in my traveling cooking bag. Great for camping trips. They've held up very well. I taped some labels to them for identification of contents.

I got these for my daughter to take spices to college. They will definitely get the job done. I like that they seal, but the seal is also my reason for 4 stars. They only twist one time to seal. Hopefully it won't be a problem, but she is notorious for not closing things, so time will tell.

These were great for doing homemade colored sugar sprinkles. Just the right size for kids to use

I got these for a “popcorn bar” I put seasonings in them, and labeled- perfect. Good for outdoor use, bbqs or parties.

Labeled a bunch of these for spices we use in our camper. Perfect! Cooking is much easier when we go glamping!

Bought so at the end of the camping season i dont have 2 of everything open and they work great. Opening is wide enough for a tablespoon to fit in.

These jars are as described. Pretty rugged. And do what you'd want them to do...hold spices. The red cap fits pretty well. I filled with water and put the cap on a little tighter than usual (think soda bottle) and let it sit for 10 minutes on its side on a paper towel. The towel remained dry. I don't think I'd trust it with my shampoo in my carry on though. The real problem is the snap on- shaker lid. It is far too loose. Loose enough that it comes off with any heavy spice (salt) that you are trying to shake out. I tried it with 2 of the jars I received, and they both did it, so 4 tablespoons of salt went down the drain, literally. I checked the ruggedness of this product since it will be used for travel and camping where things get jostled regularly. The fix for me, since they are small enough, is to hold the base of the jar with the palm of the hand, and wrap 2-3 fingers over the top of the snap on lid to keep it in place. This should work with even the daintiest of hands.Bottom line.... I don't think I would buy these again.