Tablecraft HGJ3RT 3 oz. Spice Shaker with Adjustable Lid

very good, but i'm already out of space on my rack to hold them all. can't seem to find a clear wall mountable rack.

We brought loose leaf tea into our bookstore and use these to put a bit in for people to see and sniff the tea. This is better than people opening up all the tins and sticking their nose in! Keeps tea fresh enough to still be fragrant.

I love this! It’s so cute and unexpected. I’ve never seen this before but I’m highly satisfied. The top was a little hard to move at first but it seems fine now

This spice shaker is highly recommended by me real affordable i use it for my salt and pepper you can buy it from

The big brother to the tablecraft 1.5 ounce spice shaker. At twice the size, this shaker is best for larger spices, and the lid has the larger hole sizes to support courser shaking. Knocking off a star just because the adjustment lid fits a bit loose. It is easy for the adjuster to change setting over time while you are shaking.

We love this little shaker! We are using this to keep our cinnamon in. I accidentally dropped it onto the tile floor and still is perfect.

My grandmother has long wanted something very similar. She did not want a plastic shaker. So when I saw this glass shaker here, I realized that I had to buy it. It is very comfortable and functional, my grandmother is delighted with this shaker

use this for homemade grilling seasoning, looks so good and made of nice glass and steel. the price was good and so easy to clean

Such a fancy looking spice shaker for the fraction of regular mall store prices. Can put any spice or herb in here and looks and working amazingly.

i give 5 of a 5 stars rating to this product its made of clear glass and the stainless steel is very good makes the shaker looks so good and its easy to clean

I really like these spice shakers. I purchased 2 to use for my pink himalayan sea salt. The openings are adjustable. I keep them fixed on the smallest setting because adjusting a lot lets the salt get between the metal plates. Plus the bigger holes let out too much salt. Would probably also work well for dried herbs. But I tend to measure those, rather than sprinkling them. Probably would also work well for chili flakes.

We're using this in a coffee shop for cinnamon. The key point is that it is attractive, upscale looking. It also seems to dispense well and can be adjusted to seal. Affordable, simple, attractive.