it will grind only sea salt?
247079
It can probably grind other things. You can open it and refill so I'm sure you can grind something else. It does come with salt.
740675
no, it's a very delicate tool that even has issues grinding salt that is too hard.
1130292
I have the grinder and the salt does clump in the humid weather. It still grinds okay though.
1969624
Yes, we are very pleased with it. However, I do have the salt grinder so I cannot answer that part.
1022772
Yes, it will. However, I love my moist Grey Celtic Sea Salt dry. So, I bake it first. But this grinder DOES work if you like this Salt moist. My beautiful Stainless Steel grinder does nothing for it. I LOVE this grinder and well worth the purchase. Hope this helps.
1809201
Yes. I use similar salts. The gap between the rotating ceramic grinding disc and the non moving circular base is adjustable. Thus, for salt which is not in the form of large crystals, one can reduce the gap, and it would be fine. One thing to note is that the salt being used has to be free-flowing though. So if the Himalayan rock salt is sticky, then it would not enter the grinding section at all. Hope this helps. :)
1762182
No, it will not grind flax seeds. PS. I love golden flax seeds. Many people assume that the dark brown flax seeds are the only ones available.
543211
the idea is to use a coarse salt (kosher, sea, himalayan, etc.) and grind it to the desired size/texture. the grinder allows you to choose a fine, medium or coarse setting.
2104648
I only have the pepper grinder, but it has the best grind adjustment capability of any grinder I have seen. I would have to believe the salt grinder would be equally adjustable.
951528
Don't know for sure. But it crushes crystal sea salt. peppercorns and cloves I use frequently and my guess it would just take additional elbow grease. It is very heavy, doesn't move on the counter, and the pestal is very easy to handle. I like it very much.
1439522
It's just salt... There shouldn't be any problem with grinders unless they are cheap plastic grinding wheels. It's no harder than typical table salt
1294274
I've never done that but I'm sure it can be done my father uses a grinding bowl and it does get a fine texture. I use a salt grinder but I prefer to use the salt to cook in its natural state.
2104651
I do not have the salt grinder; I only have the pepper mill, so I can't answer your question.
526038
Hello,Yes this model will deliver a little more salt/pepper per push as the grinding shaft does travel a longer distance. The difference is very slight though it will not be very noticeable. Best Regards,Eparé Team
2127026
Dear A. Rosenberg, I also live in a humid climate, (Paraguay, South America) and this is the best salt grinder I have found. I have my sea salt brought from France and although it is humid from origin my OXO grinder always works. I hope this answers your question
2084054
It is not a fine sea salt but I always use as is! I believe the company recommends drying it out before using it in a grinder if you want it finer. The info on that process is on their website I believe.
409326
No. It will only grind the grain. There are no rolling mechanisms to do that. I disagree with Patrick. This is just a grinding mill. It will grind the oat groats but you would probably end up with mush when you cooked the oatmeal.