Stainless Steel Versatile Dredge Shaker, Set of 2 Powder Sugar Shaker Duster, Stainless Steel Powder Sugar Shaker with Handle, Sifter For Cinnamon Sugar Pepper Powder Cocoa Flour (silver)

I ordered this set of shakers to replace (yet again) a set of salt and pepper shakers that I keep on my cooktop. Every other set that I've purchased has some sort of plastic in it -- and if you leave them anywhere near your cooktop then eventually they will break, wear down or melt from the heat that inevitably occurs when you cook.Wow. These are exactly what I wanted -- particularly since the shaker top can handle Kosher salt.Screw tops fit snuggly, they're large enough to not be refilled often and they have a large handle to grip, even if you're wearing an oven mitt.Now, some people have griped that you can't tell the difference once they're filled between which one is salt and which one is pepper. Oh jeez. I have a nose! I put both up to my nose and with one whiff I could tell which one was pepper! A true cook takes the time to assess their ingredients without just grabbing and dumping, don't they? At least in my kitchen they do.These shakers came nicely wrapped (unbelievably secure) and were packaged well. I'm certain I won't be replacing them in the near future, as they will last a long time. I wish I had purchased these in the first place. Excellent product. If you're a cook who is looking for shakers to keep handy in a potentially higher-heat area (like your cooktop), these are it.

There is such a good amount of salt and pepper that comes out of these shakers. We use it for our food trailer and it does not take much to get the amount we need out. I also love the price.

The media could not be loaded. I have always wanted a salt and pepper shaker set to have on my stove while cooking. I grew up with my grandmother having a set like this that she used every time she cooked a meal. They were so convenient and easily accessible. So I sought out a similar set. This set is almost identical.These 2 shakers are not labeled and the holes in each are the same. The holes are fairly large, but if you are using them to cook, they are wonderful. You could use for salt, pepper, cinnamon, sugar, or any spice...They are stainless steel with screw on tops. I have had no issue with rust and are easy to clean. They sit nicely on my stove top within arms reachProsstainless steel,larger than normal shakersscrew on topslarge holesconsholes could be too large for someI don't have any cons personally

I didn't think it was going to be so hard to find something for my coffee bar. Then I came across these and they're perfect.

Functional just as it should be. Easy to clean. Keeps its shine.

If you use powered suger this is a MUST have ,it has a easy to remove rubber ized cover over the sprinkle cover that is also easy to remove, for refill. It is easy to clean warm water, dry very good, and your back to using again. I bought 2 ... one to clean one to use while the other is drying. You nevr want moisture near sugar.

Just what I needed, perfect for my style of cooking. You must use the fine grind of salt or whatever you use, as the holes are very small. But that's what I wanted.Be careful, one shake puts out a lot of material. So you'll oversalt if you're not careful, same with pepper. Tested with garlic salt too, and it worked great.The holes are too small for most granulated items, such as garlic, onion and etc.Easy to clean too. Make sure it's dry of course before filling.They're metal, so if you use them outside, and leave them outside even in a covered area or something, be aware of condensation inside and may clump up the material.I'll buy a couple more for fine grind spices that I use a lot.Good value too, very fair priced, and you can't always find these in some of the cooking supply stores.

Purchased a month ago. Lids fit well. For the price they seem to be well constructed. Great for the kitchen when you need a faster pouring action. With other shakers I would be forever putting enough salt or pepper on oven-pan or casserole foods. A couple of shakes and I'm done, next. The handles are not that comfortable to grasp but they are perfect if you have hooks. Just grab around the outside of the shaker from the hook and go to town. I took a Dullie black marker and put an S and a P on them. If you can't do this with finesse don't try this at home. It will look like 6-year olds have taken over the kitchen. Don't know what grade the stainless is but I'm assuming it's not 316. It is made in India. Will update if the condition goes North too badly (Hey I'm in the South).