Coghlan’s 9961 Multi-Spice
February 13, 2019 - Comment
Coghlan’s is recognized as the world leader in outdoor camping accessories. Founded in 1959 and based in Winnipeg, Manitoba Canada; Coghlan’s is a family owned company and has built its reputation on core values of product quality and innovation.
Product Features
- Multi spice pack
- Includes paprika, curry, cayenne garlic salt, black pepper and salt
- Each spice has its own flip top shaker lid so they will not mix
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Okay, but the salt has Yellow Prussiate of Soda in it. I won’t use the salt in this because of the Yellow Prussiate of Soda, which is Sodium ferrocyanide decahydrate. Yep, you see the word that bothered me. This is in such a small amount and totally legal as an anti-caking agent, but I don’t want it in my body, especially when I didn’ know I was buying it. I’m going to check all the other salt in my house asap. I encourage you to do your own research, but I was unpleased to see this in the fine print at the dining room table. The other spices seem…
Spices are fresh but container is NOT refillable. Spices were excellent but the reason for one star is that container is not refillable. The top barely stays on the spices and pop open in transit. I usually wrap the jar in a small baggie so it doesn’t pop lose in my travels. Also I have already used up the pepper but have the most of the other spices. I can not understand why manufacture a container that is unusable after it it finished. If you want to sell more spice there is a better way. Will not purchase again.
Liked the first one I bought – so I bought another – but the snap tops don’t stay shut I purchased this at a camping store mostly to use for “car camping”. While it isn’t intended to be “refilled”, I was able to pull it apart and refill with my own spices later.I bought a second from Amazon to take with me to work where it seemed a good idea for seasoning hard-boiled eggs for breakfast and such. It’s a good thing it just sits in a drawer because it would never work for camping – even just road camping. The plastic “lid” which is supposed to…