USING MASON JARS TO ORGANIZE my TEA

I’ve drank coffee once in my life – maybe twice and I did not enjoy it all. However, I love the smell of coffee which is probably the only reason why I wanted to give it a try but when I tried it - my taste-buds were not pleased. Talk about being disappointed. I was anticipating this sudden burst of energy that would be responsible for me completing my work at a warp speed which I had seen happen to many of my co-workers. Yet, I was met with unexpected jitters that just made me feel uncomfortable. So, I’ve come to the conclusion that coffee and my taste-buds just don’t mix and I’m okay with that even if I’m probably the only person in the world who probably feels that way. But if it wasn’t for my dislike for coffee then I would have never acquired a love for herbal tea.

While, I strongly encourage my clients to utilize labels because they serve as a reminder and a visual alert to stay organized - I opted out of labeling these jars. I already I know what's inside of the jars so there was no need to apply labels. I'm really happy I decided to use the mason jars to store my tea; but don't get me wrong, I still love a great, food storage product. However, one case of mason jars carries 12 jar at an average cost of $9. That's a deal! Oh and for all of my coffee lovers, even though I can't get down with coffee that doesn't mean that you can't try using mason jars to store your coffee beans. ​ I am firm believer that great organizational products should be multi-functional meaning that they should serve more than one purpose.

Storing my tea inside of mason jars allows me to easily view how much is left which prompts to refill the jars or purchase more tea.

If you’re searching for other uses for mason jars besides using them as drink-ware, then I strongly consider that you use them to organize items within your space such as make-up, bathroom essentials or office supplies because the options are endless.