Garden Machines Northampton Ltd Light My Fire Spice Box Made in Sweden - Red

Beautiful, nice but wish it was little bigger and easier to pour out from this

very happy

Perfect for my lunchbox, I need everything but hate carrying stuff. Rubber tops, the cover is bit of a struggle to get off but might be the user or because its new

My pics show you how the spice container looks when it is full and open. When I received it I checked to see if there were indications on it as to which area to add salt, pepper, etc. and I didn't see it so I filled it anyway. Then someone noticed very tiny black letters on each black end that states S, P, etc. It was not easy to fill unless you have patience of steel where you can use an extremely small scoop/spoon to fill it. I cannot see that it can be filled without some of the spices spilling over to the other compartments. The top of it seals well. In my opinion it's too bulky, only extremely small amounts of spice comes out so I often have to shake it in the palm of my hand to make sure the spice is actually coming out. I'm disappointed and will gift it to someone who has more patience than I do.

This is made out of sturdy material, and holds plenty of salt and pepper for my work lunch bag. There are three compartments; s, p, and blank. I have filled one with pepper and two with salt. The rubber plugs stay snug in the holes through my travels as a airline crewmember. My only complaint would be the holes are all the same size and the salt really pours out too fast. I have learned to hold the shaker more horizontal or to let the rubber plug block part of the hole when I am pouring salt.All-in-all the best shaker I have used for travel. Several different shapes in the past have eventually begun to leak and I would have salt or pepper at the bottom of the pocket. After several months, this one has not leaked a grain.

This is a neat little spice box for camping. It is small enough to keep in my mess tin, yet holds just enough spices for a trip for a person or two. Putting the spices in is a bit hard without spilling over or in to the other compartments. The holes for the spices to flow out are quite small as well, which limits what you can put in to fine ground spices. I typically use fine ground pepper and two types of salt because of the flow issue and it's not quite big enough to put sugar or powdered bullion in.

This is really nice to have to your lunch bag. Sturdy construction and the lid stays on well. Unfortunately, it's a pain to fill and there is a big lip for the lid to hook into that always catches whatever spice you are adding that has to be cleared for the lid to snap on tight.

I really liked the idea of this, unfortunately, it didn't seem to work very well for me. It was hard to get the spice in just its compartment, then it didn't come out the tiny hole, so I would have to open up the thing and spices go every. Sigh.