Original Stainless Steel Salt or Pepper Grinder – Top Spice Mill with Ceramic Blades, Brushed Stainless Steel and Adjustable Coarseness By Pepper Grinder （Single Package）

Best Salt Grinder I’ve Ever Owned
Really like this grinder. Works well and has a cap that’s easy on/off. Mainly got it for courser salts that won’t work in a regular shaker. Overall good quality, really worth the purchase.

Attractive, functional, adjustable!
Okay – I ordered this because I needed to grind some flax seeds for my morning meals. I’m new to meal-prepping and was doing a week’s batch of my “porridge” breakfast and needed five tablespoons of ground flax seeds. I’m not exaggerating when I say it took me over 30 minutes of almost continual twisting to get that volume of flax seeds ground. This grinder would be great for pink salt (as pictured) or peppercorns for a to-taste meal seasoning! I have ordered an electric seed/grain grinder for suture seed grinding (my wrists are sore!!) and will turn this cute grinder into my pepper grinder from now on!The brushed nickel look on the grinder is attractive and looks nice with my stainless steel appliances and the glass base is easy to see the contents. The wide mouth of the glass container makes it easy to fill and it will be easy to clean, as well.The lid that easily snaps into place protects the flavor of whatever you’re grinding, preventing contamination if left out in the open (I will keep it on the back of my stove, so the lid is important!)The dial inside the grinder allows you to adjust the coarseness of the pepper or salt (or flax seeds!)Over all – I’m pleased with the grinder, even if I won’t be using it for flax seeds in the future! 😀

Nice
A very nice item. Smooth, very durable and looks sharp in a modern kitchen

Get the carbon steel grinder
Like “About this item” says, the carbon steel rotor produces “finer and easier grinding” than the ceramic one. Also ceramics are more difficult to make precisely; for one, they shrink during manufacture. And they tend to break far more easily than steel. The additional $7 is far more than worth it in my opinion.I do not have any of the problems that some reviewers buying the ceramic version seem to have had (which might well be related to the lower precision and breakage problems above).The Ebaco replaced my previous transparent acrylic grinder that failed after a quarter century or so because a thin metal holding-pin broke off. The Ebaco is a lot fancier, clearly, with a real glass and stainless steel exterior. (And appears to be a lot sturdier, although even thick glass can break, I guess.)The fineness of my old grinder was not really adjustable, and the Ebaco can grind finer than that (and much finer than the cheap throw-away grinders that they tend to package with peppercorn refills). But I have the Ebaco set on about the same fineness as my old grinder. I am used to that.Somewhat to my surprise, the Ebaco grinds much faster than my old grinder. My old grinder needed roughly five times the number of strokes of the Ebaco; I am not kidding.One additional much appreciated feature of the Ebaco is the cover of the grinding section. My old grinder used to drop some pepper on the shelf whenever put back in the cupboard, which accumulated over time.A final, ambiguous, difference is that the Ebaco is a lot wider than my old grinder, maybe twice as wide. That means it takes up more shelf space, but probably also holds more peppercorns (I did not test). It also means that it is more comfortable for me to grip the Ebaco from its end (I have some arthritis in my middle finger); I used to grip my old grinder from the side (which was the only way to do it). But gripping from the end works just as well for me as gripping my old grinder from the side.

It is a rugged easy-to-use pepper mill. It works well and I am happy with that.

Using in my caravan, perfect for this as has kids that keep moisture and bugs out