🍽️ Tablecraft Green Salt & Pepper Shaker Set - 4 oz Review

I read the reviews and I knew these shakers are heavier than I'm used to but I really like them. They don't tip over when you reach for them, the lids are secure, and the salt and pepper flow is just right. They look beautiful on the stove or on the table. We live in a humid climate and haven't noticed clogs at all. They will serve us for a long time, so the money for this purchase is well spent.

Pretty well made and good size. As with almost ALL salt and pepper shakers the factory holes would be too small for real salt and pepper but I bought these to apply granulated garlic and onion powder so the factory holes are perfect for this. (I'd redrill the larger holes if I was really going to use them for salt and pepper.) However, the bottom of the factory holes have rings of factory drill burrs (this is also common) that impede flow a bit while I shook, so used I use a dremel to remove…

This is a very nice salt and pepper set. They have a slight green tinge which makes them very pretty. The stainless steel top caps are not very flimsy - they are beautiful and of good quality. The holes in the lids are perfect. I've been looking everywhere for a quality classic salt and pepper shaker - here it is! There are many "fancy looking" ones out there, but they just don't work very well. They also have poor design. Highly recommended :)

bought a set of these shakers a few years ago, we all love them, good weight, not flimsy and made from recycled glass. Unfortunately, we broke one last Sunday. I immediately went to Revain to look for a new set. The set I received was slightly larger and the lid would not unscrew. We have tried everything. Our hands went black after trying to unscrew the lid. Pooh! In no case are the lids made of stainless steel. This never happened with the old set and the lid could be screwed on without any…

Fairly well made and good size. As with almost ALL salt and pepper shakers the factory holes would be too small for real salt and pepper but I bought these to apply granulated garlic and onion powder so the factory holes are perfect for this. (I would redrill the larger holes if I really intended to use them for salt and pepper.) Anyway, the bottom of the factory holes have rings of burrs around them from factory drilling (which is also common) that impede the Flows a bit when shaken so I used…