Kyocera Ceramic Fine Mill, Black Top
by Kyocera
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Kitchen and Housewares Reviews of Kyocera Ceramic Fine Mill, Black Top
Customer Review: FINALLY!
Summary: 5 Stars
Finally, a ceramic grinder that works on salt----even damp grey salt--without clogging up. YAY!! HIGHLY recommnended! Where has this been all my life??!!Customer Review: Great Grinder
Summary: 5 Stars
This makes a good pepper mill. Great grinding action, easy to operate, easy to clean. We are using the white topped one as a salt mill companion.Customer Review: An Awesome Grinder
Summary: 5 Stars
A great ceramic grinder. I couldnt be happier with it. Very solid construction, easy to clean. A great gift for the amateur or professional chef.Customer Review: Works like a gem on flax seed.
Summary: 5 Stars
It worked perfectly. And, unlike a similar one I purchased and returned, it has instructions and very few parts.
Customer Review: Good for the kitchen
Summary: 4 Stars
Our Good Grips spice mills have finally started to fall apart and they don't make them anymore so I've been on a quest to buy new salt and pepper mills for most of the year.
These are pretty easy to fill, though they're a bit small so that means a small mouth. The screw on top is an improvement over the snap on style of the old Good Grips (Why Oxo? Why?).
This is a terrific grinder for salt; literally a shower of salt per turn, which is great for the kitchen when cooking and only a bit much when used on the table. Pepper is a different story however. While this may be a "fine" mill, pepper is quite coarse, closer to cracked than ground. That works well for me while cooking (which is where I keep it now) but it's not very friendly on the table unless you're a real pepper lover.
I haven't used it with any other spices, though considering the way it works with pepper I wouldn't want to use it for cloves (cracked cloves in your pie anyone?) or other spices that really need to be finely ground.