salt boxes
Sloped-roof New Englanders
Salt boxes are containers designed to hold salt for cooking, typically featuring a wide opening for easy access and sometimes a hinged wooden lid.
The term also refers to a style of colonial American house with a distinctive asymmetrical roofline—two stories in front sloping down to one story in back, resembling the shape of old salt containers.
- saltcellarVessel for table sodium
- shakerVessel for mixing drinks
- spicePlant-derived food flavoring
- spice rackCulinary seasoning storage unit
- seasoningSubstance improving food taste
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- woodenwarewooden spoon, wooden bowl, wooden fork, wooden spoons, wooden cups
salt boxesSpanish colonial
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