i like to use the lazy susan for my spices. its neat, they dont weigh too much and its convenient. save the cabinets with shelves for cans and jars.

I keep lazagna dishes on top, mixing and storage bowls on middle shelf, On the bottom carousel I have several stainless steel bowls which I fill with root vegetables (potatoes, onions). Shelves are 3/4 deep and carousel is after-market.

I'm building a new house with a corner lazy susan. Because I have a big pantry I'll be using the lazy susan for small appliances, mixing bowls, and utility items.

We have two of them. The one by the stove has pots and pans, and the one at the coffee bar has coffee and tea supplies, mugs, etc.

I used mine for my oxo containers and storage containers.

I will have 3 Super Susan’s in my new G-shaped kitchen. I’m anticipating pots and pans in the one next to my range, appliances and baking pans in another and the third will have to see what works best. It’s helpful to hear what works well for others!

I also have two double Lazy Susans. One of them holds misc small appliances (hand mixer, spice grinder, blender) along with misc baking dishes/pie plates. The other holds my Le Creuset cast iron pots and covered casseroles.

I have two super Susans. One has stacked mixing bowls and small prep appliances (blender, processor, chopper, and extra French press). The other has large baking and cooking items, e.g., Dutch ovens, pasta pot and colander.

In my previous house, I had pantry/food items in a similar cabinet, and I found it to be too many items to be able to keep track of and easily access. I prefer having big things in those cabinets because I can spin the turntable around and access almost every item from the "front". Then there's one item in the middle of each turntable.

Yup, small appliances.

We have pots on the bottom. Mixing bowls, colanders, and large measuring cups on top.

Small apliances is another good option, but have so few of those.

Spices and food, esp boxes, just tumbled off the back and annoyed me

I love Lazy Susans/Super Susans. I used the one by my cooktop to store Dutch ovens and other cookware, the other was used for waffle iron, blender, food processor and other small appliances.

I’ve never used one for food but I would think that would be a poor use of the space.

Mine is used for small appliances too

It depends on where it is, and what other space you have.

In my previous home, we used the super susan for small appliances and colanders; in our current home, the lazy susan is the right place to store canisters of flour, sugar, etc.

I use my upper lazy susan shelf as a junk area. The bottom one I use for baking supplies, oils and vinegar bottles.