Manual Grinder Aluminum Spice Mill Fine Grinding Powder Herb Crusher with Metal Jar and Wide Mouthed Funnel Smoking Accessories

Perfect for grinding your coarse dried kitchen spice (not pill or chunky stuff) into a fine shape, your spice must be in coarse shape and be dry, not suitable for seed, pill or chunky pieces

It grinds your dried kitchen spice to soft and fine results, such as dry cinnamon in coarse shape , salt, sugar and other dry spices, so the result of food seasoning will have enhanced flavor.

With special ergonomic stylish design , it proves portability and ease of use.

Middle piece has a built in metal mesh screen made of stainless steel 304 which is durable and non-toxic.

Convenient for grinding up certain elements one may possess and storing into the vial that so handedly screws into the bottom of this thing..

What do you get the avid chef who knows it all and has it all but doesn’t want to pre-grind dry rub ingredients when grilling at family and friends’ homes? This! Comes with little vial that herbs and spices would fit into but to use while grilling it’s perfect.

this Kitchen Spice Grinder. The design is sleek and modern, adding a touch of elegance to my kitchen counter top.

The grinder mechanism is highly effective, allowing for superfine grinding of spices like pepper, ensuring a consistent texture and optimal flavor release. The size is perfect for both tabletop use and storing in cabinets when not in use.

Overall, this spice grinder is a wonderful addition to any kitchen. It's efficient, easy to use, and looks great.

This is a substantial mechanical beast of a grinder designed to produce spice powder. You have to start with already coarsely ground particles, and this will then transform them into powder as fine a flour. So, if you normally use a mortar and pestle to get a rough grind, this will take it the rest of the way to powder state. Freshly ground spices are always to be preferred over the canned stuff you get in the grocery store. The difference in the taste of the food is astounding. I put some coriander seeds into the basket to show what NOT to do. I would say this is just for occasional use, since it would take quite a while to produce any volume of spice powder with it.