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Customer Reviews of Kyocera Ceramic Fine Mill, Black Top
Customer Rating:  Summary: Wonderful grinder for pepper Comment: My old pepper grinder was giving me huge chunks of cracked pepper. After reading other reviews I thought I would make this my first ceramic grinder, and I'm very happy I did. The pepper comes out in a nice spray and at a good table grade medium grind. The top screws on securely and the glass container has a frosted finish that provides grip when grinding. A wonderful product. I highly recommend it. Customer Rating:  Summary: Does NOT work for wet salt! Comment: Very, very dissappointed with this mill. After about 100 turns we were able to get about a 1/4 teaspoon of salt. And there is no mechanism to force the salt to the grinder. Poorly designed. Very likey another product in which you get what you pay for...I'll probably try the Puegot Vendome wet mill instead. Don't waste your money on this. Customer Rating: Summary: Good for the kitchen Comment: 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. Customer Rating: Summary: Excellent mill - 5 Stars Comment: I was very impressed with how finely the seeds I ground came out, and how easily the mill worked. I'd buy it again. Customer Rating: Summary: Excellent Comment: Grinds any and all kinds of salt into a very fine grain... simply amazing to watch the before and after. The only way you won't love this product is if you don't like grained salt. More Reviews In this mill, the grinding mechanism is crafted from advanced ceramic, close in hardness to diamond, and certainly up to the task of grinding peppercorns. Consistent, durable and non-rusting, you'll achieve excellent results each and every time. Additionally the clever upright design keeps your counters clean from residual grounds. 
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