🧂 Professional Chef's Ultimate Spice Mill: Mincham Manual Salt or Pepper Grinder with Stainless Steel Cap, Ceramic Blades, Adjustable Coarseness, and 6OZ Refillable Glass Body Review

I bought two - one for salt, one for pepper. I washed before use and suggest you loosen the grind so you can shake out all the water and let it dry completely before filling! With coarse sea salt and black peppercorns, coffee grinders will do whatever you want! Settings are easy. The top caps are easy to remove and easy to put on. These are my first coffee grinders outside of single-use plastic stores, and now I realize what I've been missing. Precise grinding, easier grinding, and it's cheaper

slightly torn. It's harder to operate - lots and lots and lots of turns, and the size dial keeps slipping, so I'd take bigger pieces, pick them out, and then adjust the dial again. Again and again. He slipped it in once and it was fresh herbs, nothing hard like peppercorns (the gears inside seem to be plastic?). I'll try again and if it still doesn't work I'll see if I can get it back. It might work for something else but that's all I need it for right now and it clearly says it's for herbs…

whether the boulder was tiny and made of salt. I grind salt with this bad boy all day and he runs and runs and runs and runs. Well, you understand. You can grind naturally or you can grind finely. And what is this little meat grinder, folks! He slices, slices, dices, grinds and grinds these stones into powder. You won't find a finer mill this side of the western hemisphere. Can be washed in the dishwasher. Why, I put my coffee grinder in the dishwasher yesterday and the dishwasher is still…