Shakers

[chappy4o]

Where would a guy find large shakers for spices and rubs?? I've been to every store I can think of and kind find one large enough

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[chef jimmyj]

Is this big enough? If not the second company has jars up to 32oz and has matching shaker lids...JJ

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[diggingdogfarm]

If you know someone who eats that powdered cheese stuff that comes in a plastic shaker jar.
See if you can wrestle some lids from them.
The lid will fit on a regular mouth pint or quart canning jar.

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• diggingdogfarm
• Dec 29, 2012

~Martin

 

[kathrynn]

Pampered Chef sells one for $7.00 and I used it for rub....it was perfect!

 

[jarjarchef]

Talk to some of your local kitchens. A lot of their spices come in large shakers. I am sure they would either give them to you or sell them cheap.

 

[3montes]

I just found the perfect one today. It's glass which is nice because your rubs stay fresher longer stored in glass. It's 12ozs. Has a stainless steel lid which has a rotator you turn for fully closed or 3 different hole sizes for dispensing rubs of various grinds. Found it in a local Fleet store by their canning and sausage grinding stuff.

 

[chappy4o]

Thanks for the info everyone. . . Just today I was thinking about it and I have a large plastic pepper shaker from Costco which is almost empty. . . If I don't find one in the meantime I'll probably use that.

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[bruno994]

Here you go...http://trueharvest.com/herb-spice-container-plastic-3298.html