KitchenArtEZ Spice Label Set, 100-Piece, White Print

These worked great on my back top spice jars

I found that the print on these labels was very hard to see, especially on the yellow background. I have "old" eyes in the best of circumstances. In order to see the writing on these labels, I had to squint and tilt directly into the light and it was still a huge strain to make out the writing. Once on the bottles, the writing becomes a little clearer. Also, I have dozens of bulk spices in little bags in my cupboard. As I began to transfer them into the spice jars I purchased, I realized that there was no Cayenne Pepper. This is hardly an exotic spice. I didn't make it through them all (ran out of jars) so I can't tell you what else is missing. I can say that, although there are blank labels, it took me trying 3 different pens (including a Sharpie marker) to find one that, with effort, would write on these labels. Your guess is as good as mine whether that ink will hold up or rub off.Finally, I do appreciate the final sheet of labels being for nails, paint, nuts & bolts, etc. but they are way out of place in this set of labels. Perhaps they could have left this sheet out entirely and added more spice names - like Cayenne Pepper!! Also, these labels are small and round is "paint" really practical?I am giving these 3 stars for basic functionality. Once you find the label you are looking for, it peels off and affixes easily enough.

I was sent the white print instead of black, and these are unreadable.

It seems ridiculous to me that you would pay to have a set of spice labels that leaves out a vast number of incredibly common spices. And yet, that's exactly what I did.These labels lasted all of five minutes before I realized there were so many spices missing from the set that at least one third of my spices were going to need different labels. What's the point of a set of "stylish" labels when you have to hand write, or print your own custom labels for a significant number of spices? I can only imagine this being useful for the most basic of spice sets, and even then, you better hope that your "basic" matches KitchenArt's definition of basic.Two or three more sheets of spice labels might have done it, but KitchenArt apparently couldn't be bothered to figure out what spices are "common" and which are not.

They are perfect for the mini mason jars.

Excelente

I used these for my spices and the white lettering on clear is hard to read. It needs to be black on white plastic background

would be ok on solid, light colored, bottles. mine have glass, so labels are hard to read

Glad I bought this easier to label all my spices.