Tablecraft 10 oz Stainless Steel Dry Rub Shaker with Handle - Silver, 10-Ounce Review

Lightweight metal tin large enough to hold nearly 2 cups of grilled food while still leaving room to shake. 3 holes of different sizes from fine table salt to large minced garlic. The lid easily rotates to positions 1, 2 and 3 and closes completely. It was $15 or $20 and would still get four stars, but for less than $10 it would get all five *****

Well I knew it just by looking at him that 3 slots with holes even with the biggest hole he just wouldn't poke enough for big chunks of meat! It's a good setup, but you'll wear your hand and wrist if you dig up just 1 chest piece! I gave 4 stars because it's well built but not for big slabs with ultimate bottom loss! For people who complain about sweet rubs clogging it up. That's exactly what you get with Sweet Rubs! I'll drill holes to 1/4" and leave it!

This is the perfect BBQ herb and spice shaker. It's easy to fill, has different size holes for different grinds, and looks premium. BUT! Exploded Lid Won't Stay On! I filled it halfway with shredded chicken wings, put the lid on and as I cleaned the wings the lid fell off. I thought maybe I hadn't tightened it all the way and tried again. The lid fell off again. I put the lid back on and literally pulled the lid off with my fingers without even unscrewing it. How bad is that?! What good is a…

Since I can't find Diamond Kosher Salt Cans anymore (which I really liked), I decided I needed a big salt shaker. I just use it all the time and can't stand using those tiny shakers when I need to add flavor to my cooking. This shaker was the largest I could find with a variety of hole options. The nice thing is that I leave it on the biggest hole and it only needs a couple of shakes and I don't refill it all the time (I buy 4 pound boxes of Diamond now as that's all they seem to sell). The cap

Love that it's a stainless steel jar with a handle. After purchasing it, it took me some time to calculate and then measure and set out all the spices I wanted to store in it. I was excited to use it before the first use. What a mess! No matter what you do, the seasoning will settle around the top of the screw, under the rotating part, around the threads outside and below, etc. It looks like it's sealed well, and I tightened it to make sure it's ok is. from the top holes of the shaker. I waste…

Since I can't find the Diamond Kosher Salt Cans (which I really liked) anymore, I decided I needed a large salt shaker. I just use it all the time and can't stand using those tiny shakers when I need to add flavor to my cooking. This shaker was the largest I could find with a variety of hole options. The nice thing is that I leave it on the biggest hole and it only needs a couple of shakes and I don't refill it all the time (I buy 4 pound boxes of Diamond now as that's all they seem to sell)…

Love that this is a stainless steel jar with a handle. It took some time after purchase to calculate and then measure and set up all the spices I wanted to store in it. I was excited to use it before the first use. What a mess! No matter what you do, the seasoning will settle around the top of the screw, under the rotating part, around the threads outside and below, etc. It looks like it's sealed well, and I tightened it to make sure it's ok is. from the top holes of the shaker. I waste so many

I often cook blackening dishes and make my own blackening spice mix. Commercially available blackening spice mixtures from the top chefs who invented the process contain too much salt. I needed a good shaker for my mix. It had to have the following properties: - screw cap - cap without friction fit. I do NOT want to dump an entire can of seasoning on a $20 steak. There are different sized holes in the top to measure the amount of spices I use. Construction made of stainless steel. Big enough to