I found out that in one of my two salt shaker a "P" is engraved, is that a secret message?

Answer 1

"P" mean pepper

Answer 2

Please buy the next novel of Dan Brown : "The P and S Code" and the mystery will be explained. The book starts in the Smithsonian museum in Washington, where the original P and S shaker is stolen and ends in the kitchen of the Glenfiddich chapel in Northern Scotland where the Prieuré du Poivre , an eerie secret society is performing their sinister rites. A page turner!! Don't miss it.

Answer 3

It's actually a method of distinguishing table salt, usually left unmarked, from salt used to preserve meat. Therefore, you should only use the salt in the P shaker for seasoning your meat liberally once you have finished eating it, and wish to save the leftovers for the next day.

Answer 4

Yes

You have a rare 'Error Shaker'. Take that thing to the nearest Antique Roadshow and ask for an appraisal as quickly as possible!

And careful about posting things like this on the web.. Big Brother is watching everything - they know you have the secret shaker.


edit:.. apparently i wasn't quick enough in my response. no duplication was intended

Answer 5

P = Pepper
S = Salt

u never get 2 salt-shakrs for slat alone
salp, pepper and at times, paprika

Answer 6

It is most likely to denote that it is a pepper shaker or for personal party use or brand of manufacturer " premium".

Answer 7

That would be a pepper shaker, hence the P

Answer 8

You have finally discovered the extremely rare, and missing for over a century, "P" salt shaker!
Take it to Antique's Roadshow immediately for a surprising appraisal!

Answer 9

It stands for pepper so remove the salt and try some pepper in there.

Answer 10

Just in case you're serious, I'll answer your question straight...the P on your 2nd salt shaker stands for..."Pepper". :)

Answer 11

Dude
in salt bottles, S-Salt
P-Pepper
There is absolutely NO secret message!!!!!