Are holes big enough for Kosher salt & coarse pepper ?
1663081
I would say yes. The holes seem larger than normal and I have to be careful when using the pepper shaker as not to pour to much.
1663082
I had to empty my salt out but I put in the Kosher salt and it works perfectly. If the coarse pepper is the same size as Kosher salt it would work.
1663083
Hello,The holes are Very Large..Enough for Kosher Salt and Course Pepper could be a stretch, although I will tell you regular salt and pepper will pour out without shaking. I just asked my wife about your question and she also said she isn't sure about the Kosher Salt, but Course Pepper should be no problem.Sorry but we just aren't sure....Dave
1663084
I gave it a try.... 100% confirmed that kosher salt flows through perfectly fine. I assume coarse ground pepper will also be fine
1663085
Don't think salt shaker holes are big enough for kosher salt, but I am not absolutely certain. The holes for the pepper shaker is the same size as the holes for the salt shaker
897209
i have never used for that purpose but as you can see holes are graduated in size i use for roast of all kinds and works well for that. for the price its a good addition to your cast iron cookery
1754904
Any kind of salt will fit in as long as it's finely ground. The holes in the salt shaker take normal size salt.
965761
I would call them medium holes. Maybe just barely big enough for standard crushed red pepper to fit through.
21027
I don't know the size of the holes, but the sieve is fine enough to be used to wash quinoa without it going through the mesh. However, the problem with these strainers is that tiny pieces get caught up under the rim and are impossible to remove. That feels unsanitary to me.
1633774
Yes, the holes can be adjusted from tiny sliver (1/8 inch) to large (about 1/2 inch diameter). "Temptations" size food would come out with no problem.
107360
I don't think so. The holes are large enough that the seeds would pass through. In my cooking classes we learned to press the seeds from berries in a fine mess strainer. Such as this one... http://www.amazon.com/OXO-Grips-8-Inch-Double-Strainer/dp/B00004OCLX/ref=sr_1_4?s=home-garden&ie=UTF8&qid=1408731180&sr=1-4&keywords=fine+mess+strainer
944763
Yes but only if you do not fill them too full. The caps to the containers are threaded and will easily bind up if some of those spices get in the threads.
2084052
The salt is quite coarse - more like Kosher salt. I would suggest trying it out first and then buying a grinder if necessary
1169104
I would think one with equal sides would work best. Check the dimensions of a bagel to be sure.
1557334
Holes are smaller than those you typically find on the cheese/pepper shakers at pizza joints, but larger than those on the typical salt shaker.
738317
I guess you could use pepper in it... just shake gently once because the holes are a bit big for that, I think.
1715151
Absolutely. Just buy a pepper grinder and put salt into it. That's what I did since I like coarse salt but not as coarse as rock salt :)
1744545
Personally, I would not put anything that heavy in the bag; Plus, knowing that salt can burn holes in things I'd be afraid that the salt would leech chemicals from the plastic and w/your food soaking in that mixture. I believe that they make special poultry bags for this type of food prep.
860275
If you mean enough depth for a half-bagel to fit in between the slots, it would depend on the bagel. I expect all but the very thickest ones would work all right. The width is fine, since bagels are generally about 3" across.
1897237
The holes are big enough. It should not be a problem. The thing about pepper is that it is very light. So it does tend to clog up anywhere. You can use an old trick we use.... Drop a few beans in the shaker. Every time you use it, the beans will stir things up on the inside. Hope that helps.
2227797
I would say the holes are too big for that. When I put fine seasonings in it, they fell right through. Perhaps if the coffee beans aren't ground too fine.