The world of kitchen tools is immensely diverse. From spatulas and whisks to air fryers and crockpots, there is no “one size fits all” when it comes to the breadth of kitchen tools, their uses and ...

Salt shakers were invented in 1858 by John Mason, the guy who invented the screw-top Mason jar. He made little screw-top jars to keep salt in at the table and keep it from caking from the humidity.

Salt and pepper is like the yin and yang of kitchen spices — you can't have one without the other! The two savory seasonings are staples in any kitchen, and worthy of keeping close at hand. But that ...

A salt shaker with ridges on the side next to a spoonful of salt - Fcafotodigital/Getty Images There it is, right next to its life partner — pepper — on your dinner table: a tall, elegant shaker of ...

How often do you consider your salt and pepper shakers? Clearly these are no great shakes. But the ones our Bill Geist observed at a recent shaker assemblage most definitely ARE: Rarely do you see ...

Have you ever noticed that some restaurant tables skip the salt and pepper shakers? Here's why you might have to ask for them instead.

Although most people won't admit it, we have all gotten salt and pepper shakers confused. It's one of those things everyone wants to know about pepper and salt, but is too embarrassed to ask.

The discussion and the debate regarding whether pepper or salt is in the shaker with the most holes and which is in the one with the least has been going on for years. Provided Q. My husband and I ...