Dozenegg Stainless Steel Versatile Dredge Shaker, Set of 2
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It is true that I sprinkle powdered sugar with them Tap the sides of the canister with your finger while holding it upside down over your food.
There are a lot of holes, so I think it will work fine. From memory, Splenda is much finer than salt, and cinnamon is finer than granulated sugar. As for the set, I really like it and use it often.
As well as the holes, they are the same in all shakers. As a means of identifying them, I used a Dymo label maker and put different labels on each.
Listed under the features on the product page, it is stated that Dozenegg manufactures the product. Despite my experience with these dredgers, I have never found one mistake in the product's construction.
Selected User Reviews For Dozenegg Stainless Steel Versatile Dredge Shaker, Set of 2
There was false advertising because the product received was not as described. On the website it says stainless steel, but what you receive is aluminum, and a very thin one What I received was this A Winco ADRG product is This 10-inch dredge comes with a handle The aluminum has a weight of one ounce.
There are a couple of problems with the stainless steel and the large holes in the lid, even though I like the material. As a first characteristic, the handles are razor-sharp and very This shaker adds so much pressure to your hand that it is painful to hold it when it is full! It would be better if the handles were thicker. It is also quite thin and easily bendable since the containers are made of stainless steel. It is very difficult to get started threading the lids and if not lined up exactly, the threads will bend due to the thinness of the metal. I don't want to use that in the future. There are other brands of higher quality you could choose from.
Unfortunately, we won't be buying When I screw the lid on again, the edges are so sharp that they don't line up with the container and I have to try multiple times to get it to line up. In my experience, unless you are very gentle with the way you shake the plant, it is quite easy to shake out a great deal more powder than you intended.
I like these, but the only issue is that they fill from the bottom. My only wish is for the top to come off of the YOP and to fill it up with filler.
Salt and pepper were what I put in them, and I might order a couple more in the future for other seasonings I use frequently. It takes a little practicing, but I have now acquired the ability to season to the right amount without overdoing it. Try practicing shaking/distributing on a paper towel (so you can retry Observe what comes out) to get a sense of how fast or slow Despite the number of holes, the amount of water doesn't come out as fast as you might expect. This is a must-have for anyone who prepares large quantities of food on a regular basis.
This is perfect for my endeavors to avoid plastic and chemicals when cleaning. It looks like they're both having a great time together.
There has been a lot of humidity this summer. Due to the lack of air conditioning, when cold weather caused condensation to form on the salt shaker, rust developed on the top of the shaker and inside of the main body of the For your information [Here is an explanation of condensation on a salt shaker.
Despite how busy my life is, I decided to order this set of shakers to replace a set of salt and pepper shakers I keep on my cooktop (yet again). All of the other sets I've purchased contain some kind of plastic In fact, if you leave them anywhere near your cooktop, eventually they will break, wear down, or melt when they come into contact with the heat. I'm in awe. just what I was looking for As long as the shaker top is Kosher salt-friendly, screw tops are a perfect choice. They're also large enough so that they don't need refreshing that often, and they have a comfortable handle to hold, even when The people complain that when they're filled you won't be able to tell which one is salt and which one is pepper once they've been filled. It's too late. . . Oh dear. My nose's in the middle of my face! Both were pepper when I put them up to my nose and I could tell, just from one whiff, which one was which! Doesn't a real cook take their time to assess their ingredients rather than just picking them up and throwing them away? The dishes in my kitchen are usually washed. Despite their size, these shakers were tightly wrapped, which is no small feat (and very secure). It is certain that I will not need to replace them soon, since they will last a long time. I wish I had purchased these at the beginning. You can keep this in your kitchen drawer if you're a cook looking for a shaker to keep handy in a potentially high-temperature environment These are the ones that generate heat (such as your cooktop).