a) a time-saver, and
b) a space-saver.
Because:
a) it does not require opening several lids, and
b) stores the frequently used, most basic, and sufficient quantity of spices for daily use - all at one place.
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Friday, January 25, 2013
spice box (masala dabba) - the indian kitchen essential
A spice carousel or a ferris wheel spice rack (I want it so bad!) look fancy on the kitchen counter, but for regular use a masala dabba (circular spice box found in all Indian kitchens) like the one below is:
a) a time-saver, and
b) a space-saver.
Because:
a) it does not require opening several lids, and
b) stores the frequently used, most basic, and sufficient quantity of spices for daily use - all at one place.
People keep different kinds of spices in their spice box (masala dabba) depending on what they mostly use in their kitchen. My spice box comprises of:
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a) a time-saver, and
b) a space-saver.
Because:
a) it does not require opening several lids, and
b) stores the frequently used, most basic, and sufficient quantity of spices for daily use - all at one place.
Continue Reading »»»
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