Deli Vusign VS946 cactus spice jar review: the one you leave out on purpose

Deli Vusign Cactus Glass Seasoning Jar VS946

Reviewed by the Product Choicest team ยท Updated Aug 9, 2026 ยท How we review

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Quick verdict

A cactus-shaped glass seasoning jar for around โ‚ฑ109, bought for how it looks rather than how it stores. Shaped glass is harder to clean, and the rating base is tiny.

At a glance

BrandDeli Vusign
TypeSpice container
Priceโ‚ฑ109 (as of Aug 9, 2026)
Owner rating4.9 โ˜… from 8 reviews
ShopDeli Official
Units sold23

Pros and cons

โœ“ Pros

  • The cactus shape is a genuine counter piece rather than a plain jar
  • Glass body, so you see the level without lifting the lid
  • Cheapest single jar in our kitchen organizer coverage

โœ— Cons

  • A shaped body is harder to clean out than a straight-sided jar
  • One jar per unit with no matching rack
  • Deli does not publish the capacity for the VS946

The Deli Vusign VS946 is bought for a reason none of the other jars here are: it is shaped like a cactus and it looks good on a counter. Around โ‚ฑ109 for glass.

Is it any good as storage?

Adequate, and that is the honest word. The glass body shows the level and does not hold smells, which is what glass is for. It takes dry seasonings without complaint.

But the shape that makes it appealing is also the thing that makes it fussier. A curved body is harder to clean out than a straight-sided jar, because a cloth cannot reach the inside curves in one pass. For peppercorns or dried herbs that is fine. For anything that goes sticky it is a job.

Deli does not publish the capacity, and unlike a plain jar you cannot estimate it by eye. Plan on it being small.

What is it actually for?

Display storage. The jars you keep on an open shelf where they are seen, holding rock salt, chili flakes, or peppercorns. Every kitchen has a few spices that sit for months, and those are the ones that belong in a jar chosen for looks.

It is not the jar for the salt you reach for forty times a week. That wants a wide mouth and easy refilling.

Is it sulit?

Around โ‚ฑ109 as of August 9, 2026. Check the latest price on Shopee. It is the cheapest single jar in our kitchen organizer coverage, so the risk is small. Just be clear about what you are buying: this is a decorative piece with a storage function, priced like a plain jar, which is a fair deal as long as you were not expecting a workhorse.

One caveat on the score: 8 ratings is a very thin base. The 4.9 is encouraging rather than settled.

Who should buy it

Buy this if you have an open shelf or a counter you like keeping nice, and you want a jar that earns its place visually. It is the right choice for slow-moving spices you are happy to have on show.

Skip it if every jar in your kitchen has to earn its keep on practicality. A plain jar cleans faster and holds more.

See how it ranks in our best kitchen organizers in the Philippines roundup, or compare jar shapes in our kitchen organizer buying guide.

Alternatives to consider

Want something presentable that also works properly? The LOCAUPIN 3-piece porcelain condiment set has bamboo lids, a tray, and a teaspoon for around โ‚ฑ548. Want practical above all? The Cooker King retractable spice jar puts a spoon in the lid for around โ‚ฑ129.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is a shaped jar harder to clean than a plain one?

Yes, and it is the main practical cost. A straight-sided jar can be wiped out with one pass of a cloth on a stick. A shaped body has curves a cloth does not reach, so you are rinsing and drying properly instead. For dry spices that is manageable. For anything sticky it becomes a chore.

What should go in it?

Dry seasonings you use slowly, and things you do not mind showing: chili flakes, peppercorns, rock salt, dried herbs. The look is the point, so fill it with something that looks good through glass. Fast-moving salt or sugar is better in a plain, larger jar you refill without thinking.

How much does it hold?

Deli does not publish a capacity for the VS946, which matters more here than usual because the shaped body means you cannot judge volume from the outside. Expect a small jar suited to a spice you use occasionally rather than a counter staple.

Should I worry about only 8 ratings?

Treat the 4.9 as encouraging rather than proven. Eight raters is a very small sample and a couple of bad experiences would move it a lot. It is a low-cost, low-risk item, so the thin data matters less than it would on an appliance, but it is worth knowing before you order several.