Can I get a stack of unstacked saltines in there?
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I love these containers but they are not very deep - you can stack the saltines bottom to top but you would not be able to lay a row on its side.....if ya know what I mean!
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Thank you for your email. We only carry the unsalted. I don't believe it comes salted. Margaret, igourmet
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Not that I know of. The salt is in pretty big "chunks," so you do need a grinder of some kind. I take the salt out and put it in my "pretty" grinder. I did see the same salt crystals at Whole Foods in bulk... so that might be an option for you.
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You could do this, provided the space was just barely wider than the containers on their sides. As others have said, they're flat, so they stack, but there's nothing holding them together, so if they have room to move, they'll move. When you stack them normally, the feet on the top container slot into slots in the underneath container, so they are solidly connected.
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Yes, but I would toast them first. They may be a little too moist and be impossible to retrieve once ground.
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Maybe use unsalted butter. Most of us like the salty taste and that is why we make them. Good luck.
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Do not buy salted, the sodium content will harm wildlife. My grocery store carries unsalted five pound bags in their produce section.
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Yes, but Amazon would be the people to ask. I just use it for different kinds of salt
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Yes! Just add extra 50 lbs of salt.Be sure to remove pump and lines.Or be suee to keep pump running.
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You can make your own. It comes with 4 and they are good. You can add to those if you like, I added some hot sauce to it. The cure is more than salt but I don't know what. I used the same amount of salt as there was cure, it was so bad I had to throw it out.
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Actually, four bricks, laid horizontally in two stacks, would do the trick. Thanks for the tip. Now I just need to go find four bricks.
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I mixed mine with existing. I want some of the blue stuff in there because I think the kristal will freeze too easy otherwise
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I wouldn't stack them inside each other. They have become stuck and broke when I've done so in the past.
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I've never used that salt, but the holes are smaller than toothpicks, if that helps. I use it for powered sugar, to put on cakes, etc.
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Pull the salt top section off - just above the black seal. You can fill from top. Hope this helps.
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Yes there is a plug you can take out so you dump out the old salt and add fresh as needed.
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Possibly.. My rock salt came w/ rock salt,, about the size of small pepper corns, but a few larger. After a year, I noted, after your query, that there are a ring of 3 holes & four holes underneath alternating, for 10 bays, or 70 total holes, for air to come in. Over 60% of mine after 1 yr's use, needed punching thru with a medium sizede needle,, probably solidified salt, as I punched about 20 holes with my needle, 1/3 were still open .so maintenance must be needed.. Nobody ever mentioned that before. If your fine ground salts are smaller than a medium size needle, you'd need a fine fleeter stuffed inside, or a filter attached under the device. which would work -an oversized cloth, wrapped with simple rubber band. The bottom opening for refills is a small 1/2' clear rubber stopper. That should give you a better insight of the unit. Moisture is going to affect both large & small crystals too.