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Condiment Container, Pure Pot, White, Set of 3, Spoon and Teaspoon

Condiment Container, Pure Pot, White, Set of 3, Spoon and Teaspoon

$24.58★★★☆☆3

We mould this three-piece seasoning pot set from white polypropylene in Mie Prefecture. Each keeper holds about 720 ml of dry pantry goods, with a hinged lid that flips open under light thumb pressure.

The body measures 16.2 by 8.9 by 11.1 cm, so three sit side by side on a shallow spice rack. That footprint lets you keep salt, sugar, and starch right at the stove without wasting counter depth.

Details

  • MakerInomata Chemical, Yokkaichi, Japan
  • ShelfFood Keepers
  • MaterialPolypropylene
  • OriginMade in Japan

What makes it work

  • Polypropylene construction keeps the empty weight of each pot to roughly 105 g for easy handling.
  • Each container holds 720 ml, which translates to about 960 g of fine salt or 490 g of granulated sugar.
  • Internal spoon rests keep the included 5 ml measuring scoops resting high above your dry ingredients.
  • Overall dimensions run 16.2 by 8.9 by 11.1 cm to fit standard narrow Japanese kitchen shelves.

How to use

Fill each white pot with your cooking staples like coarse salt, sugar, or potato starch. Press the thumb tab on the handle to snap the lid upright while your other hand works the pan. Use the dedicated 5 ml spoon to portion seasonings, then set it back onto the top rest before clicking the lid shut.

Care

Wash all three pots and their spoons by hand with lukewarm water and mild dish detergent. Avoid rough scouring pads that can scratch the smooth white polypropylene wall. Dry thoroughly before refilling with dry seasonings.

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