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GSI Outdoors

Spice Missile

$10.95

Description

　　Three stages from liftoff to deep spice exploration

　　Waterproof caps and shaker modules screw together to keep spices dry and flavorful.

　　Twin compartment shakers include single sided dispensing screens which twist into position and remove easily for cleaning.

　　Convenient filler cap stores below the base and makes it easy to refill any of the compartments.

　　Clever modular design is infinitely expandable to carry any number of spices Clear copolyester resin body is lightweight, clear and resilient

Footprint sold separately.

Description

Brand Name:

GSI Outdoors

Cookware Material:

Copolyester

Non Stick:

No Coating

Weight:

2.1 oz.

Dimensions:

1.50 in. x 1.50 in. x 4.00 in.

Mfg Sku/Part Number:

79496

UPC:

090497794964

Other Features:

Includes:
Salt + Pepper Shaker
2 Universal Spicers
Removable Spice Labels
Large and small screens for different spices
Filling Screen

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