Want to spice up your holidays? Look no further than these amorous elves! The Kissing Elves Salt & Pepper set includes a duo of hard-working ceramic helpers with a truly magnetic attraction. Ingenious magnets in their lips allow the boy and girl elves to kiss when placed together—no mistletoe required! Dishwasher safe, and easy to fill and clean, these kissing cuties would make an adorable addition to any holiday table.
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Confucius say foods seasoned with fortune cookie shakers taste real yummy. This adorable fortune cookie salt and pepper set contains two white cookie shakers and a black tray for display on your kitchen counter or tabletop. Dishwasher-safe, each ceramic cookie measures 3” in diameter. In life it is uncertain how the fates will shake out, but your salt? With these little cookies, a goodly sprinkling is guaranteed.
Ninjas are awesome! So is properly seasoned food. Bring these dudes to your table and you’ll have the best of both worlds. This Ninja Salt and Pepper shaker set comes with two ceramic warriors ready to serve. With coordinating black and white sashes, a miniature throwing star and sword, these fearsome assassins are really very cute. A word of caution: while these kitchen ninjas won’t kill you in your sleep, a too-heavy hand with the pepper might give you heartburn. Proceed with dietary vigilance.
Who hasn’t been stumped by the madness that is a Rubiks Cube? Personally I hated the colorful little toys and rarely was able to match up more than a few rows at a time. I was more of a She-Ra kind of girl, but as a child of the 80′s I appreciate the sentiment and think these Rubiks Cube Salt and Pepper Grinders would be a hilarious table accessory to have on hand. Now you can season your baked potato and pretend you’ve solved the puzzle at the same time. Genius!
This tiny pewter gem from the always whimsical Anthropologie catalog will bring out the inner royal in everyone it comes in contact with. So stock up on your collection of rare salts and spice up your dinner party with the gorgeous addition of the Monarch’s Salt Cellar. Even though we regrettably weren’t born a princess that doesn’t mean we still don’t want to own a crown of our own. Plus this one is a bit more functional than the stuffy ones that are sported at coronations and state dinners.
