Review on ⚙️ Stylish 2-Pc. Set: MITBAK Salt and Pepper Shakers with Clear Glass Bottom - Blue by Bryan Covington

They're spacious but not bulky - they're not ridiculously narrow like most shakers, which makes other shakers difficult to fill. I love color! Usually, salt and pepper shakers have fewer holes and/or a "p" on the pepper shaker. It's not, but you can see the bottom of the bottles so you can easily tell which is which. I saw in a review that they were surprisingly thin, cheaply made and the color was different than the picture. I have a feeling they are considering a completely different product and maybe they are because my kits are stronger than other kits I have used and the color is the same as the picture. To be honest, about $20 is more than I usually pay for a salt and pepper shaker. I usually buy flimsy plastic bottles, which cost less than spices - sometimes they contain spices - so maybe my expectations were too high. a bit big and they exceeded my expectations, I'm glad I spent the money on them. I've always been a fan of color and I'm so excited to see the shade I love making a comeback in the retro kitchen alcove - I'm making the most of it! The quality doesn't suffer at all!