This a story about one of modern life’s least consequential but most acutely annoying experiences — getting a sufficient number of capers out of those dollhouse-size jars they come in.

If you’re only using a few capers a year, a tiny jar that can live unobtrusively in the fridge makes sense for most people. Prices vary, but a 3-ounce jar runs you about $4 at the grocery store.

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This a story about one of modern life’s least consequential but most acutely annoying experiences — getting a sufficient number of capers out of those dollhouse-size jars they come in.

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“You need the jar so it’ll fit in the in the spice rack,” he says. “But you also couldn’t fill that jar, or it would be $200.” If you’re only using a few capers a year, a tiny jar ...

If you’re only using a few capers a year, a tiny jar that can live unobtrusively in the fridge makes sense for most people. Prices vary, but a 3-ounce jar runs you about $4 at the grocery store.

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If you’re only using a few capers a year, a tiny jar that can live unobtrusively in the fridge makes sense for most people. Prices vary, but a 3-ounce jar runs you about $4 at the grocery store.