648 Pantry Organization Labels Booklet for Food Storage Containers, with 345 Preprinted Kitchen Baking & Spice Labels & Best-by Waterproof Matte White Vinyl Stickers for Food Jars & canisters

They look beautiful and the black on white is very easy to read. There were a few items i had to make, and two I had to remake. The one for corn starch was called corn flour( which is european i believe) and ancho chili powder was spelled wrong ( acho). Otherwise i love them.

I really like these lavels. They have a different font than some other kinds. It's very easy to read these on the pantry shelves. They are great quality and have lots of different options of labels.

I organized my whole kitchen with many jars and containers. These labels stick well and look so nice. Almost every sticker I needed was in there except corn starch and collagen but there are plenty of blanks!

These stickers are great quality, easily removable, and look beautiful! I also love that the font in unique compared to other Amazon labels!

Simply wish this label book was a little more inclusive, but otherwise lovely. Wish I could buy extra options simply because my penman ship and lack of printer will not line up with the blank labels provided. Perhaps an updated version? If so, I hope the seller reaches out and let’s me know.

Stickers perfect for organizing pantry and look great! Easy to place and adjust. Love that they come organized in booklet and include expiration stickers.

The book is pretty comprehensive. It contains labels for many things that we probably will never use. IN my kitchen, I am a bit more on the practical side vs. the aesthetic side. I am not one of those people who takes the time to "repackage" my groceries and I feel like it is a waste of my time. I also don't purchase organizing materials for the sake of having a photogenic pantry since I feel like that is a waste of my money. The one exception is my herbs and spices. I will put those into larger jars simply because the containers they come in prevent me from using measuring spoons easily (especially when cooking with my kiddos). These labels are very handy for that purpose. They are high-contrast, very clear and concise, easy to read, AND they look nice. For me, that's just a bonus because my spice cabinet is visible. Having simple and uniformly-styled labels minimizes the visual clutter. The only thing I don't like is that these labels are not easy to reuse. Sometimes, containers will get repurposed if I run out of something and need a jar for something else. These are challenging to remove and replace. The silver lining to that, though, is they are durable and they adhere well. The book itself is beautifully and logically organized. Everything is very simple, yet elegantly designed and simple to use. Despite not being terribly picky about my pantry aesthetics, I would still recommend this, even if only for the sake of reducing visual clutter.

I like to label foods. Doing so allows you to decant packages into containers for neat storage without mixing up the flour with the cornstarch, keeps your pantry and cabinets tidy and attractive, and makes it easier to share cooking chores.But kitchen labels often come on sheets of stickers. There you are with a file folder full of disorganized labels, working against the whole point of having a neatly labeled storage system.This set is bound in a book. The labels, which are clear and attractive, are in aphabetical order from almonds and angel hair pasta to wasabi and za'atar. There are also quite a few blank labels, and "best by _/_/_" labels, too. There's a comprehensive index at the beginning.I like the fact that the labels are very complete, with labels for more than a dozen different types of flour and a range of things from muesli to Oreos.Very nice!