Porcelain Seasoning Cellar with Measuring Spoon, 10 oz
A 10 oz porcelain cellar in dark blue, with a lid and a measuring spoon marked at a quarter teaspoon.
That mark on the spoon is the whole reason to choose this over a plain sugar bowl. A measured spoon kept in the jar means a quarter teaspoon is a quarter teaspoon every time — which matters for anyone counting sugar in coffee, following a recipe by volume, or trying to reduce an amount gradually rather than guess at it.
Ten ounces is the coffee-bar size. Enough sugar or salt for a fortnight without refilling, small enough to live beside a machine rather than in a cupboard, which is where a measured spoon is actually useful.
Porcelain blocks light completely, unlike glass, so it suits ground spices and flour as readily as sugar. The lid is what makes that true — an open jar on a counter takes up kitchen moisture and sugar sets hard.
- Spoon marked 1/4 tsp: a measured amount every time, not a guess
- 10 oz: the coffee-bar size, a fortnight between refills
- Lidded: an open jar takes up moisture and sugar sets hard
- Porcelain: blocks light, so it suits spices and flour too
- Lives by the machine: small enough for a counter, not a cupboard
- Dark blue: reads as an object rather than storage
Details
| Includes | One cellar with lid and measuring spoon |
| Material | Porcelain |
| Colour | Dark blue |
| Capacity | 10 oz |
| Care | Hand wash and dry before refilling |
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