Kyocera Advanced Ceramics Adjustable Pepper, Salt & Spice Mill with Ceramic Grinder - Apple Green | Perfect for Kitchen, Dining Table & Gourmet Cooking
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SKU:86462429
Product Description
Kyocera's colorful adjustable grinders allow you create several beautiful color combinations to help brighten up your kitchen and table accenting any season of the year. This versatile mill provides an adjustable dial that allows fine to coarse grinds, while the cap keeps salt, pepper and other spices dry in humid conditions. The burr grinding mechanism is made from an advanced ceramic close in hardness to diamond that will never rust providing ultra-long-life performance. The clever upright design of the mill will keep your shelves & counters clean from residual grinds. For fine to coarse grinds: Coarse Salts, Wet Salts, Peppercorns, Sesame Seeds, Flax Seeds, Mustard Seeds, Celery seeds, Cumin Seeds, Dried Oregano, Red Pepper Flakes, Parsley Flakes, any Dried Herbs and more! Care & Use: Unscrew the top part of the mill. Fill the glass container with your favorite spice. Screw the top back on and snap off the top cap. Use one hand to twist the top in one direction, while the other hand turns the body of the mill in the opposite direction. Dishwasher safe. Opaque Top: Apple Green.
Product Features
The advanced ceramic burr mill mechanism is non-reactive & will never rust
The durability of this mechanism will outlast any metal-based grinding mill
The ceramic burr mill will not react to or absorb flavors from any spices. Enjoy a consistent fresh taste over and over again!
The glass base is reusable and dishwasher safe
Material Composition: Burr Mill Mechanism/Body: Glass/Top: Acrylic
Customer Reviews
The product works well. I bought 2; one for black pepper, one for salt.Humidity can get quite high sometimes where I live, so having the lid and (apparently) no metal parts for the salt one is a plus.Grind coarseness can be adjusted (linearly, no preset "steps") by turning the knob on the top. TIP: The "F" and "C" directions can be confusing, just look at the milling parts and see if you are getting them closer together (finer) or farther apart (coarser).BEWARE: I adjusted it too far in the "fine" direction, and when I tried to grind (black pepper) I could hear and feel as if I was actually grinding "sand". Upon inspection, I noticed the ceramic milling surfaces were "grinding themselves" - There is no limiting for how far you tighten the knob. Because I noticed that at once and readjusted for a coarser setting, the milling parts were just slightly damaged, not impairing functionality. I haven't tried, but it may be possible to really wear the ceramic off by tightening the coarseness knob too far in the "fine" direction, damaging the mill and eating some ceramic in the process (and I suppose hard biting on a chip or grain of that hard ceramic may chip teeth enamel).So when adjusting it for very fine grinding, I suggest you gently try to turn the grinder without any spice in it (separate the grinding part from the container) to see if it turns freely. If it locks and you force it, you'll be grinding ceramic, so back off the coarseness knob a bit. You can also visually check if the ceramic milling parts are not touching each other looking from the internal (bottom) end of the grinding mechanism.
