Orii 20 Jar Dark Acacia Wood Spice Rack with Spices Included – Rotating Tower Organizer for Kitchen Spices and Seasonings, (Dark Stained Acacia Wood)

Surprised me
I wasn’t sure what to expect for the price. The rack is a little pricey but I ordered this spice rack because it was the one that came with the spices I use. Others contained spices I wouldn’t use and would have been a waste of money. This arrived in super strong packaging and I have to say I’m very surprised. Beautiful rack, nice size jars of spice. Simple to register on line to be able to get my free refills for 5 years. Only need to pay for shipping and that depends on number of spices ordered. Included in the carton was a sheet of plain labels in the event I want to change what spices I order in the future. You have to be careful when you remove the spices from the cartons they come in because some of the lids were loose and needed to be tightened before inserting the jars in the rack but all in all this is a pretty rack and seems to be well made. Since I just got it I haven’t had the opportunity to use it a bit to know how well it stands up to every day use. I will update after using it. First impressions tell me you would be quite pleased with the over all appearance of the rack.

Pricey but worth it if you have the change
Pretty cool spice rack, I believe it to be a little pricey but it is still top quality and comes with almost every commonly used spices and herbs in the world.

Excellant Product!
Exactly as described. Packing was excellant, Great product!

Handy for cooking
Very attractive in my kitchen.

I love this product, and I love the concept. I was strongly torn between Orii and Kamenstein, and I think I made the right choice. Some old reviews were complaining about excess glue runoff around the lids, about the spice selection, and about foul smelling spices. Mine arrived perfect, with sturdy construction and fresh smelling spices, so they seem to have fixed these issues. Also, it appears Orii has updated their spice selection to an improved more practical list of spices, in my opinion: cayenne pepper, paprika, cumin, turmeric, curry powder, cinnamon, mustard seed, garlic powder, ginger powder, onion salt, italian herb mix, oregano, parsley, chives, rosemary, basil, marjoram, thyme, bay leaves, & red pepper flakes. What all of this tells me? That they looked at their customer feedback, and they listened. Very commendable.Who this product is for: chizzlers like myself who buy bulk spices to save money, and don’t mind having a cabinet full of spice bags (out of sight out of mind). Who this product is NOT for: the people who are complaining that they buy spice in jars, and that the Orii jars are too small to transfer all the spice over. If you’re buying this, you want it on your counter, and you want it as compact as possible. If you’re buying spices already in jars, it defeats the whole concept of this unit, and in that case, all you really need is a rotary tower or interior shelving unit for them, and probably shouldn’t buy this. Another important point: the spice jars sit horizontally. This means you want to leave a good 10% of free space when filling these in the first place, to avoid any mess resulting from spice getting trapped under the lid. The spices are shipped this way, and so far they all sit very tidily.As great as this unit is, I have one major cynical beef with the false advertising that comes attached with it. Orii advertises unlimited free spice refills. If you bought this unit for that reason, I imagine this is how the conversation would go.Customer: “Hi. Can I have my free refills now?Orii: “No. You’ll have to pay an inflated shipping fee for those.”Customer: “But you said…”Orii: “Yeah, we know, but shipping fees don’t count as actual money.”Customere: “Okay??? I guess I’ll just go back to buying spice refills locally then.”Orii: “Great! We literally expected you to do nothing else other than that EVER; in fact we’re offended that you even had the gall to take us up on our ridiculous offer in the first place!”So in short yeah, this offer is a flat out scam, which is stupid because the fact is, it’s a great product, and they should be able to sell it on its own merits. In the future, I really hope they refrain from continuing this practice, because they really don’t need to do it. $60 dollars CAD for a full set of spices + compact containing unit is already great value. Why feel the need to oversell it?

Pros very easy to clean and looks really nice,nicer than pictured on advertisement,very sturdy,and great value for money.I have had mine for quite a long while still looks brand new.Cons i don’t have any.A great buy for sure.