
Famco Spice Dispenser, 1-Piece Kitchen Storage Tool
โฑ255as of Aug 9, 2026
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A single spice dispenser from an established Philippine kitchenware brand, for around โฑ255. Sold one at a time, which is either the point or the problem.

โฑ255as of Aug 9, 2026
COD ยท Shopee-protected payment
| Brand | Famco |
|---|---|
| Type | Spice dispenser |
| Price | โฑ255 (as of Aug 9, 2026) |
| Owner rating | 4.9 โ from 114 reviews |
| Shop | Famco |
| Units sold | 659 |
The Famco spice dispenser is the simplest thing in our kitchen organizer coverage: one jar, sold on its own, for around โฑ255 from an established Philippine brand.
Because matched sets assume a kitchen you may not have. An eight-piece set is excellent value per jar, right up until you notice four of them sit empty because your household seasons with salt, pepper, patis, and chili and nothing else.
Buying singles means you buy what you fill. Add a jar when a new spice earns a permanent place on the counter, and never buy the four you were never going to use. The honest cost of that flexibility is that per jar, a single is always dearer than a set.
The other reason is Famco itself. It is a real Philippine kitchenware brand selling through its own store, so a defective jar is a message to a local shop rather than an overseas seller.
Famco does not publish the capacity or the body material, which is a fair complaint at this price. You are buying on brand and on the photo.
There is no matching tray or rack, so several of these sit loose on the counter rather than lining up.
Kitting out a spice shelf gets expensive. Six of these is a very different number from a six-piece set.
Around โฑ255 as of August 9, 2026. Check the latest price on Shopee. Judged per jar, no: the Cooker King eight-piece works out near โฑ39 apiece. Judged as โI need two more jars and I want them from a brand with a local store,โ it is reasonable, and the 4.9 across 114 ratings supports it.
Buy this if you already have most of your kitchen sorted and need one or two more jars, and you would rather buy from a Philippine brand than an anonymous shop. It is the right choice for topping up, not for starting from scratch.
Skip it if you are outfitting a counter from nothing. A set costs far less per jar.
See how it ranks in our best kitchen organizers in the Philippines roundup, or work out whether you need singles or a set in our kitchen organizer buying guide.
Starting from scratch? The Cooker King 8-piece seasoning bottle set covers jars and oil bottles for around โฑ309. Want something presentable enough for the table? The LOCAUPIN 3-piece porcelain condiment set comes with bamboo lids and a tray.
Because most spice sets include jars you never fill. A household that uses four seasonings buys an eight-piece set and leaves half of it empty on the rack. Buying singles means you pay for what you use and can add one when a new spice enters the rotation. The trade is that singles cost more per jar than a set does.
Yes. Famco is an established local kitchenware and cookware brand that sells through its own Shopee store and other Philippine platforms, and it has been covered by local food and home blogs. Buying from the brand's own shop is what keeps a replacement or a complaint simple.
Dry seasonings: salt, pepper, sugar, chili flakes, garlic powder, paprika. Famco does not publish the capacity, so if you get through salt quickly, expect to refill it more often than a large jar. It is not built for liquids like soy sauce or vinegar.
Famco does not state it, so hand wash. That is the safe default for any spice jar with a shaker insert or a gasket, because trapped water in the lid is what makes a jar smell stale later. Dry it fully before refilling, especially with salt.