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On the scale of all the things
that need to be done when preparing food, like cleaning, chopping,
roasting, etc., seasoning food with salt and pepper is low on my
list of things that require effort. That said, it probably isn't
surprising that I find Movers & Shakers,
the self-shaking salt and pepper shakers, to be ridiculous. To
operate the plastic shakers, you just have to pull the cord at the
bottom of the shaker, invert over your plate and they vibrate,
shaking out as much or as little seasoning as your taste buds
desire. The only thing that they don't do is hold themselves
over the plate, though I'm sure with a little creativity you could
figure out a way to suspend them in the middle of the table. Of
course, if you refill the shakers with Spepper,
you'll really have reached the pinnacle of easy seasoning.
The shakers: $7.99. The cost of saving a second of actual effort? Priceless.
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