Diner Collection Miniature Salt and Pepper Shakers (12-pc.) by Tablecraft

Diner Collection Miniature Salt and Pepper Shakers (12-pc.) by Tablecraft

Please pass the salt and pepper! Keep the basic spices well within reach of everyone at the table with this set of 12 miniature Salt and Pepper Shakers. Classically designed tops are made of durable 18/8 stainless steel. See complete description »

Item #113560 - Hurry, Only 8 In Stock!

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Please pass the salt and pepper! Keep the basic spices well within reach of everyone at the table with this set of 12 miniature Salt and Pepper Shakers. Classically designed tops are made of durable 18/8 stainless steel.

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by KIM, CA

This size of S&P shakers are very hard to find. I am happy with the quality!

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by Dawn, WI

Very good product. I looked everywhere for these and your company was the only place I could locate them at Xmas.<br>thank you

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by charles, TN

bought as christmas gifts for several people. all liked them.

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by Rebecca, IN

I had looked all over our city-trying to find miniature shakers for a dinner party I was giving. No luck. I logged onto Cooking.com and there they were! I ordered them on line and in just a few days-they were here.

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by Nancy, TN

Great Buy - great quality - great price

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Kosher salt got its name from its use in the koshering process, where, because of its large grain, it does a better job than fine salt drawing moisture from meats. This ability to draw liquids from foods also makes it useful in preserving and is used in curing prosciutto and brining sauerkraut.