The salts I buy "say" that they are coarse....I don't find them to be as coarse as the "Pink" sea salt. Will this grind the smaller grains?
204477
Not sure if you got my previous message as the system just sat here like a lump but it is adjustable to pretty fine grinds. Robust ceramic mechanism and easy to clean. Resists corrosion.
204478
i haven't used up the salt that came with it, so i don't know. Sorry i couldn't help!
204479
I don't know I haven't bought any smaller salts yet, I just used what came with the grinder, I wish I could check for you right now, but I just moved a few days ago and haven't found this salt grinder in my boxes yet, but I really like it, and it looks nice on the counter.
204480
I have used this grinder for both white sea salt and Himalayan Pink sea salt and it worked will for both. It creates a very fine powder. So I can only assume it would work will for smaller grains.
161674
They may be the same type of grinding mechanisms, but they look different to me. The size of the "teeth" is smaller on the salt. I doubt they are interchangeable.
371361
We have only used the coarse softener salt in ours and it's been working great. Our campground has extremely hard water and it's been 2 summers now using this and we love it. Hope this helps!
755200
It's on the finer side, although, in my opinion, not as fine as the regular white salt, such as Morton. However, Redmond has coarse salt as well: One 16-Ounce Real Salt Sea Salt Coarse - Grinder
543212
It can work with regular salt but doesn't really grind that much finer. Works best with sea salt and or kosher salt!
1715151
Absolutely. Just buy a pepper grinder and put salt into it. That's what I did since I like coarse salt but not as coarse as rock salt :)
1130291
Since I have this gronder, I've only used it for sea salt. The coarse type that's being used to grind clamps much les than the fine salt you would use in a shaker, and it works fine for me.
496375
I cannot say for sure, but it does work on coarse Himalayan salt. I am still playing with it.
1551950
Yes you can use the pink salt from the store like whole foods or natural stores. Just make sure that you get the course chunks of salt rather than the fine grains or they will fall right through the holes.
2000426
Mine grinds pink salt and organic peppers. So I would say yes depending on how much and how fast you want to grind. The grinder is wonderful!!!
628098
I use mine for sea salt & black pepper corns. U turn the top to grind. You can also adjust the middle to grind fine or course. They are big but I like them cuz you dont have to fill as often. I hope they come out with regular spice size to fit in cabinet.
957760
Sea salt crystals were retained by the mesh screen for me. If the almond flour is of finer consistency it should process OK.
1395150
The sodium content is nearly identical in most of the varieties of salt. If you use the finely ground pink salt, it should taste the same as table salt, which is usually finely ground.
1628845
Don't know for sure, but it does grind black pepper and sea salt to variances of fine, medium, and coarse.I would take a chance. Its an excellent auto grinder. We really like ours.
200803
I love this dredge and use it to dust flour. The holes in the top are likely too small for coarse salts though. Hope this helps.
1292942
Not that I know of. The salt is in pretty big "chunks," so you do need a grinder of some kind. I take the salt out and put it in my "pretty" grinder. I did see the same salt crystals at Whole Foods in bulk... so that might be an option for you.
755201
yE\\\ Yes, if you order the fine it is just like table salt. You can also order coarse. I love this salt, it tastes much better than table salt .