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    25 Things To Make Your Pantry Less Of A Disorganized Hellscape

    :::Channels inner Marie Kondo:::

    1. A set of adjustable mug organizers so you can confidently open your cupboard knowing an avalanche of mugs isn't about to fall on you. 

    The round adjustable flat organizers in blue, orange, and black, plus a before and after pic of the mugs unorganized and organized
    Amazon

    Elypro — the creator of this nifty gadget — is a small biz!

    Promising review: "I came across these in an Amazon review on TikTok and I just had to have them for my mugs. I have a lot of mugs but no space. I didn’t want a hanging mechanism for the mugs. I just needed a way to stack them. This is such a great product to help stack mugs. They’re easily adjustable for any size mug. They don’t topple over. They’re very sturdy. One of the best space savers I have in the kitchen!" —Magdalynn Tibbetts

    Get a set of six (to organize 12 mugs) from Amazon for $24.99 (available in three colors). 

    2. A set of clear plastic organizers where you can store your bounty of fresh produce and — in the back — the processed snacks that you absolutely love but aren't as eager to show off. 

    Pantry shelves neatly organized with various food items and clear storage bins
    Pantry shelf with various cooking sprays, spices, and food items for home cooking

    Promising review: "I love that the bins are clear so you can see what you need instead of having to rummage through the whole bin. I used one bin for corralling Hydro Flask and Stanley lids and straws. The other I use for corralling my resealable container lids. Aaahhhh no more mess!" —Knitter

    Get them from Amazon for $22.99+ (available in sets of two, four, six, or eight). 

    3. A pull-out hidden spice shelf attachment to help you use up dead space under fixed shelves. 

    the shelf partially pulled out
    The shelf pulled all the way out to show spices stored inside
    Amazon

    Psst — some reviewers also use this for easy access to pill bottles! 

    Promising review: "I am very happy with this purchase. It couldn't have been any easier to install. I am looking forward to being able to gain more space inside my cabinets once I fully get my spices transferred into these (I bought two)." —SA Thompson 

    Get it from Amazon for $16.99

    4. A small nonskid three-tier pantry organizer ready to save you from buying yet another thing of paprika because yours is seemingly off exploring Narnia.

    a buzzfeeder's pink and white pantry organizer holding various spice bottles
    Chelsea Stuart / BuzzFeed

    I have the 15-inch one and it fits in my standard-sized cabinet ~perfectly~ and allows me to see all of my spices so I don't have to rifle through them and make a mess every time I'm cooking. Ofc if spices are only part of your issue, it can also be used to hold extracts, canned veggies, sauces, etc.! 

    Promising review: "I’m so glad I finally committed to buying this. As a vegetarian, I’ve found that I have to add double the spice just to get a real kick in the dishes I prepare. Not to mention making sure that I have all the spices that I’m going to need while quarantining/ social distancing. With that said, my spice cabinet was atrocious before I got these racks. And I am so happy to finally be able to grab my spices without knocking over the other ones and making even more of a mess. I didn’t know something so small and plain could bring me so much joy. Buy it now! You will not be disappointed." —Arie M.

    Get it from Amazon for $7.99+ (available in two sizes and 12 colors).

    5. Or an XL "Spicy Shelf" with an expandable design made to fit any cabinet or shelf. 

    An unorganized pantry with various spices and pantry staples
    Kitchen cabinet organized with various spices and cooking ingredients, labeled 'After' for a transformation

    Promising reviews: "This is the best organizer I have ever had. I LOVE to cook and have a million and one spices, and this has solved so many problems. I spend more time on my recipes than I do looking for the spices now! It's amazing, just buy it!" —Mar

    "I now have these shelves in my RV and in my house. They are so handy. My boyfriend has more vitamin supplements than a GNC. These shelves ended our battle for cabinet space and helped us keep our supplements organized and separated for easy access. I also use them for my spices in the RV. It's a lifesaver!" —Happy 

    Get it from Amazon for $27.88+ (available with or without spices). 

    6. OR a 30-spice door rack if there's simply no getting around the fact that your collection has outgrown its designated cabinet.

    Each strip has five clips which fit most standard spice bottles (1.5–1.75 inches in diameter). The strips also come with pre-applied tape so all you have to do is peel and stick.

    Promising review: "Love, love, love this! I have old narrow cabinets and not nearly enough of them so I desperately needed a new way to organize all my herbs and spices. Took a chance based on a list of cool new things and couldn't be more happy with this product! It came with 30 grippers for only $10. I didn't even have to screw them into my cabinets. If you follow the directions and let them cure 24 hours, the self-adhesive works great! I plan on buying a few sets for gifts!" —Brandi Y.

    Get it from Amazon for $13.97 (available in three colors).

    7. A two-tier lazy Susan strong enough to store your reserve of soup cans or spices. Plus, since it's nonskid, nothing will come flying out at you even if your rental's shelves are majorly uneven.

    Promising review: "This turned a mess of a cabinet into an organized cabinet. We use A LOT of spices, and it has always been a nightmare to find the right one. Now, I just spin to find what I want. It’s a nice height, too, and allows for different-sized bottles to be placed on the racks. Overall, this is a good purchase to help with organization." —vegmom

    Get it from Amazon for $14.39+ (available in 14 colors).

    8. A set of two cabinet shelf organizers so you can elevate your mug collection and make room for more because, look, you *will* be buying at least one next time you go to Target. 

    the white organizers in a cabinet holding plates, bowls, and mugs.
    Amazon

    Promising review: "I absolutely LOVE my new organizational wooden stands. They arrived today, as soon as I easily put them together, I was surprised at how great they looked. The texture is better than expected; it is very sturdy, looks great on my kitchen counter, and turned my messy counter into a nice display of items I use daily. I’m so in love with these I’m going to buy more for other areas if the house and my adult kids think they’re great so thinking about getting them as stocking stuffers!!!!" —Kristen

    Get it from Amazon for $18.99+ (available in five finishes and two sizes). 

    9. chrome can rack where you can store all 36 of the Campbell's tomato soups you picked up because your grocery store was having a really good sale. 

    Promising review: "This is a terribly useful product because no canned good companies have the decency to make their cans the same size with interlocking lids, which means you either have to stack your vegetables one high or play a precarious game of Jenga every time you reach for cream of chicken. Enter this thing. It uses the same footprint as the same number of cans would, except there is none of that precarious stacking so you don't get buried in an avalanche of pantry staples every time you make dinner. Plus, it really cleans up your pantry. Pretty inexpensive solution to a messy problem I had." —Mr.andMrs.Moreno

    Get it from Amazon for $18.99.

    10. 24-pocket shoe organizer that doesn't have to be used for shoes at all! Some reviewers use them for water bottles and I'm thinking they'd work just as well for seasonal Starbucks cups...

    Promising reviews: "I have many uses for these other than shoes. I have one in the pantry on the door for cleaning towels, brushes, spray cleaners, etc. Saves space under the kitchen counter and no bending! Have one in the bathroom for makeup, etc." —Charleegirl

    "I use this for my water bottles. I put them on the back of my walk-in closet door. It saves storage space from my kitchen and also prevents my kids from 'borrowing' them. Perfect hack idea!" —Nessa Probert

    Get it from Amazon fo$7.62+ (available in seven colors). 

    11. cabinet- or drawer-friendly lid organizer so you don't have to go through 27 Tupperware lids next time you're being responsible and trying to put away leftovers.

    A reviewer's photo of the organizer filled with lids of all sizes
    A reviewer's photo of the lid organizer in their cabinet

    The organizer has five adjustable dividers, so you can even sort lids by size or color. PS: YouCopia is a woman-owned small business that specializes in home storage solutions.

    Promising review: "This product does exactly what it is supposed to and does it well. In under 15 minutes, I took my nightmare lid drawer and turned it into a functional, convenient storage space. The dividers were simple to install and provided flexibility. Slowly but surely, I am getting my tiny, chaotic kitchen under control, and this got me a huge leap closer." —S. Hawthorn

    Get it from Amazon for $15.99+ (available in three sizes).

    12. A double-sided tea organizer because you're sick of spending five minutes every day freeing the box of tea that gets stuck in the narrow drawer you've shoved it in.

    model grabbing a tea from double-sided organizer filled with tea bags
    Amazon

    This is also from YouCopia!

    Promising review: "I'm very impressed with this product! My cabinet was overflowing with boxes of tea bags. This little container stores a lot of tea bags and takes up very little space. I highly recommend." —Beth McGarry

    Get it from Amazon for $24.99+ (available in two sizes).

    13. wooden sandwich bag holder you can slip in a drawer or leave propped up on your counter for ultimate convenience. It has slots for snack-, sandwich-, quart-, and gallon-sized food storage bags and the lid is held on with magnets so it's easy to refill when necessary. 

    wooden organizer with slots for ziploc bags with the words quart, sandwich, snack, and gallon on it
    Southern Miss Design / Etsy

    Each unit is made of solid birch wood. If you order the unassembled version, the seller recommends using wood glue to put it together.

    Southern Miss Design is a small business based in Spartanburg, South Carolina, that specializes in handmade wooden signs and custom vinyl monograms.

    Promising review: "I love organization and this is one of the most brilliant, space-saving, organizational items I have in my kitchen! I sent pictures to my family and friends because everyone needs one of these!" —Jesse

    Get it from Southern Miss Design on Etsy for $42.50 (available in three finishes).

    14. And a similar plastic, wax paper, and foil organizer that can be wall-mounted or simply plopped on a shelf. That way, you don't have to deal with cardboard boxes and only being able to find your tinfoil when it's wax paper you need. 

    Promising review: "It's really nice having all three of our wrappings in one place. There's still room in our drawer with this in it, too. I love being able to cleanly cut plastic wrap... I will no longer waste plastic wrap or get it stuck to where it pulls off in pieces. This is also a great time saver. It's very easy to clean also. I highly recommend this particular unit. I like that it came with stickers too, that say 'Plastic,' 'Aluminum,' and 'Wax.' I was delighted at the price as well." —Cav Trooper 19D

    Get it from Amanda for $29.98 (available in three sizes and four colors). 

    15. A macramé fruit hammock so your bananas, apples, and oranges can enjoy their last days on Earth in comfort. Little do they know they're about to be devoured. 😈

    hanging fruit basket in a kitchen
    gif of model putting apples and oranges in the hanging basket
    Knapps Knots / Etsy

    KnappsKnots is a San Diego–based small business from Anastasia Knapp.

    Promising reviews: "Absolutely loved it! Perfect if you have little counter space." —Jessi

    "Love it. Might get another for bread and buns. The clearance between our counter and upper cabinets is weirdly short — can’t fit most countertop items — so this was the perfect solution" —pogtotes

    Get it from KnappsKnots on Etsy for $28.90+ (available in two sizes and 11 colors).

    16. wall-mounted grocery bag dispenser because try as you might, you always forget your reusable totes and then end up with a cabinet full of post-Target-trip plastic bags.

    Promising review: "I had a handmade bag to hold my plastic grocery bags, FOR YEARS!! When it finally tore so badly that I could no longer use it, I found this item. It's perfect! It's well made, has a stainless finish, and no sharp edges. It's mounted on the inside of my cabinet door, making it very convenient, and freeing up some space in my cabinet. It holds 25–30 bags, probably more if you really stuff them in. I really like this dispenser." —Cubby

    Get it from Amazon for $19.99.

    17. A shelving unit designed specifically for your water bottle and travel mug collection. First, TikTok got you to buy a Stanley and then it got you to buy an Owala, and honestly, you know you'll get whatever's next, too. 

    Model placing water bottle on storage rack in cabinet
    Amazon

    Promising review: "I have a bad habit of buying reusable water bottles. This one is cute, this one has this feature, this one has that. What resulted was a cluttered cabinet, a ton of water bottles falling on me every time I went to get one, and I was only using the handful right at the front. This is a great solution! It keeps the cupboard organized, and I can see what I have and quickly grab the bottle I need. As a bonus, it also creates a built-in limitation on how many water bottles I can have at any given time. Really recommend." —Miki

    Get it on Amazon for $24.99+ (available in three sizes).

    18. pack of six cord bundlers so you can organize unruly Instant Pot, toaster, and panini press cords instead of having to bat them out of your way every time you look through your pantry. 

    A reviewer showing how they used the cord organizer on a small fan
    A reviewer showing how they use the cord organizer on the back of their mixer

    The bundlers work like any other Command product — with damage-free adhesive.

    Promising review: "I have one of these attached to almost every cord-having thing I own, and for maybe $30 in total, I feel like my whole life got a facelift. My stand mixer looks better on the counter, and it stays clean even when everything else is a mess. My space heaters store so neatly in the linen closet. I have an HDMI cord bundled to the back of each TV. There's a bundler stuck between my car's dash and console, which holds two phone chargers. Truly, especially for the price, I could not recommend something more highly." —Amber Stewart

    Get it from Amazon for $12.99.

    19. A slim profile pull-and-rotate cabinet organizer with space for both short and tall pantry items like spices, baking soda, tomato paste — you name it. 

    Promising review: "TikTok inspired me. Guys, this thing is the real deal. Everything that doesn't fit on my spice rack ended up cluttering my cabinets. This thing solved that problem efficiently, quickly, and reasonably. We added a little extra double-sided tape to the bottom to make it extra secure. Love it." —Kaitlyn B. 

    Get it from Amazon for $16.99

    20. Some aesthetic airtight containers that would make Khloe Kardashian proud.

    Promising review: "They’re so nice and they look great on your kitchen counter. I use them for cereal and cookies and they definitely add a nice touch to my kitchen." —BananaJo

    Get a set of five from Amazon for $25.99.

    21. Annnnnd some water-resistant pantry labels so you always know what you're reaching for. 

    pantry labels for black tea, cane sugar, creamer, and brown sugar
    Daisy Paper House / Etsy

    Upon placing your order, you can indicate whether you want a standard set of labels (which includes a specific list of pantry items) or a custom set. Be sure to check out the spice labels the shop offers as well!

    Daisy Paper House is a Cali-based small biz that designs a variety of simplistic labels for the home.

    Promising review: "These labels are beautiful, I couldn't be happier with them. I bought the spice labels and I intend to buy the full array of pantry labels as I continue to improve my kitchen!" —Michelle Frasu

    Get five custom labels from Daisy Paper House on Etsy for $12+ (standard sets available in counts of 20, 40, and 80; custom sets available in counts of 5–50). 

    22. Or, if aesthetics aren't the most important thing on your list of priorities, some airtight food storage containers (they're BPA-free!) with reusable labels so you can switch things out with ease. And even better, despite the fact that the set comes with containers in four different sizes, all of the lids are the same so you'll never have to go on a wild goose chase looking for one that fits!!!

    Promising review: "I ordered a few different sets from this company and all seem really airtight so far. I like how they stack and am loving the label options. My pantry is looking really organized. Yay!" —Jackie

    Get them from Amazon for $28.99+ (available in three colors).

    23. A nifty pair of Mason jar holders you can mount to floating shelves or in your pantry so you can save some space but still keep in-demand ingredients at an arm's reach. 

    photo of jar holders installed under floating shelves and holding various filled mason jars
    photo of person grabbing a mason jar of almond flour off the jar holder
    Tidy Jars / Etsy

    Tidy Jars is a Wisconsin-based small biz that specializes in organization products to maximize space. 

    Promising review: "This was the perfect solution for my kitchen spices that come in oversized containers. I had the jars and these brackets help me save space in my open cabinets. They were a breeze to install!" —Courtney

    Get it from Tidy Jars on Etsy for $15.99+ (available in two lengths and two jar mouth sizes).

    24. A canning jar lid organizer so you can stop throwing them into a cabinet all willy nilly and actually know where they're located next time you're ready to seal something.

    the canning organizers in purple
    Middle J Tech / Etsy

    Middle J Tech is an Arlington Heights, Illinois–based small biz. Each ring rack can hold up to 12 rings while the lid rack can hold up to 24 lids.

    Promising reviews: "These plastic Ball jar lid holders have made my kitchen less messy. Love them and I highly recommend them!" —dlkoch2007

    "The quality is great and matched the description exactly. These have made my life so much easier and certainly more organized." —Melissa

    Get it from Middle J Tech for $19.95 (available in five colors or a custom color if you message the seller).

    25. And a three-tier corner shelf you can arrange in whatever fashion fits your space best. That way, you can utilize the extra inches between shelves and give random bits and bobs a place to call home. 

    Promising review: "I love this stand! It’s so perfect for my coffee corner. I am able to get everything organized and utilize the space on my counter. The shelves are really sturdy and not wobbly at all. They easily support everything I want to put on each shelf." —McKenna's Mommy

    Get it from Amazon for $24.99+ (available in six finishes). 

    Reviews in this post have been edited for length and/or clarity.