Ceramic salt cellar

This open-top ceramic salt cellar holds a generous amount of sea salt and sits on a gentle pivot for convenient access. The exterior has been left raw to appreciate the raw beauty of this buff stoneware, and the interior has been glazed with a soft white satin glaze. KINDLY NOTE: Variations in glaze color, size, and finish are to be expected, this adds to the charm! approximate size: 3.5" wide, 2.5" tall dishwasher-safe, although we recommend handwashing to extend the life of your tumbler…

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Pinch is a ceramic salt cellar & pepper shaker that gives flaky sea salts a home at the dining table. Flaky finishing salts (like Maldon) are a secret used by chefs around the world, but they are rarely found outside the kitchen. Pinch is intended for these sea salts, which are too large to be shaken, but are instead pinched and sprinkled on food. The top sphere is a traditional pepper shaker and acts as a cover for the salt cellar when not in use. Closing Pinch results in a satisfying slide…

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Wheel thrown, hand made ceramic lidded pot with multi faceted glaze. Makes a perfect salt cellar. Intended to be left out on your countertop at the ready and admired by all your friends.

Emma says that to cook like a pro, you should keep your salt in a covered container or salt pig. Besides making it easier to salt your cooking, it’s also a much prettier way to store your salt. Whether you’re a fan of the cellar or the pig, here are 10 options to get your salt out of the shaker once and for all. Ceramic Monster Salt Cellar, $60 from MuddyHeart: WE WANT THIS NOW. That is all.