Organize your kitchen coffee supplies. When you organize your kitchen coffee supplies, you'll be a lot happier in the morning. Learn where to put the coffee and creamer when it's not in your cup.

Organize Your Coffee Supplies

Coffee drinkers crave convenience first thing in the morning. So it's wise to organize your kitchen coffee supplies. Create a coffee center. Keep your large can of coffee and dry creamer on the counter next to the coffee maker appliance. Hang a measuring spoon nearby on the wall using a cup hook.

All of this should be on the counter beneath the kitchen cabinet that holds the coffee cups. If not, hang two to four coffee mugs by hooks underneath the cabinet near the coffee maker. Stacks and Stacks sells a "Cup and Mug Holder - 4 Peg Rack" that mounts to the wall. It's wood. It also sells a 6 peg rack version.

Mug Rack by Stacks and Stacks

Also keep a basket of sweeteners nearby. (You also could hang this basket by a hook or use a flat-back wall basket or container.) Cluster flavored cans of coffee, extra sweetener and other supplies in the kitchen cabinet with the coffee mugs.

Consider using a picnic utensil basket to hold loose coffee filters; put them in the section that's usually for napkins. Put spoons and coffee stirrers in the other slots.

If you keep your coffee and creamer on the counter, you could designate what's usually a hard-to-reach corner of the counter for this coffee container storage but use a Lazy Susan to make it easy to reach. This hardwood Lazy Susan from Stacks and Stacks comes in 12 inch or 15 inch sizes:

Lazy Susan from Stacks and Stacks

Use these mesh stacking bins from Stacks and Stacks to hold packets of sugar, hot cocoa mixes, and more:

Mesh Stacking Bin

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