Loose Drink Packets Everywhere? This Organizer Is the Ultimate Fix

An organized pantry does wonders for your kitchen and makes it easier to cook, clean, and navigate when you don’t have to deal with a lot of countertop clutter. Despite being the room that contains some of the biggest appliances in our homes, kitchens are also easily filled with small messes from food spills to random stuff taking over the space. In my case, my kitchen was being overrun with little packets of instant lattes, flavor boosters, hydration packs, and the like. But I found a quick and easy solution on Amazon in the form of the GRETJOB Drink Packet Organizers.

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A Look at the GRETJOB Drink Packet Organizer

Available individually or as a set of two, the GRETJOB Drink Packet Organizer is a clear acrylic tower of drawers that can be placed in your pantry, on a counter, or anywhere you need extra storage. The entire unit measures 6.89 x 9.69 inches, and each drawer is 6.77 x 2.28 with a 2.24-inch height. The drawers have a built-in handle and slide so smoothly that the frame is unlikely to move with them, especially when they’re stocked. The organizer can be placed vertically or horizontally, which means you can set them side-by-side (vertically) or stack them (horizontally) to save space. You can also use them outside of the kitchen to organize toiletries, stationery, accessories, and more.

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My Experience with the GRETJOB Drink Packet Organizer

I initially bought this drink packet organizer as a 2-pack to wrangle my Cloud Cafe instant lattes. I had them in every flavor at the time, which totaled well over 40 packs. (For reference, they’re roughly similar in size to Liquid IV.) I could fit 50 of those in my two organizers but can double that number with smaller and slimmer packets, like those from Crystal Light, True Lemon, or Taste Salud.

The organizers arrive assembled, and the drawers can be pulled completely out of the frame, so the only work I really had to do before filling them was to decide on placement. Because I wanted them to take up less surface area in my pantry, I placed them vertically and can even set smaller items on top within reason. I’ve had the organizers for nearly a year and am considering adding a third for sugar packets and single-serve condiments that inevitably pile up over time, too.