Can I grind this salt in a salt grinder?
2027478
Yes you can. I use a Pampered Chef salt and pepper grinder and have no problems at all.
2027479
I bought an OXO grinder...it had regular salt in it and I wanted something different, so bought this. I love the flavor. I found that the OXO grinder did a fabulous job in easily grinding it. I think you will like the salt, to me its not as salty in taste, but that's just me. This seller was a fast shipper too.
2027480
Yes. I love it! It works well in a grinder. Very tasty and I think nutritional.
2027481
Absolutely - that's why I bought it. However, this salt is harder than most so it takes a bit more of an effort to grind it but it's definitely worth it.
1648650
I don't have this product, but generally speaking salt grinders use a nylon grinding mechanism, since salt is corrosive to steel. Pepper and spice grinders usually have a stainless steel grinding mechanism.
2114841
This popcorn salt is fine grain but you probably could turn it into a power with a small coffee grinder I think. Turning salt intoa powder is much easier than making it fine grain.
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.
102120
Yes. We use the Spice Lab's Himalayan Coarse Grinder Salt (pink) in our Oxo grinders; it's amazing.
2104651
I do not have the salt grinder; I only have the pepper mill, so I can't answer your question.
1969623
the truth is that I havent tried it with salt but I dont see a reason why not. what I can say is that after several months I am very satisfied with this product.
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
1357709
I'd say that this could be used for salt (or pretty much any other spice). In case you consider it a better option (to complete the set), Olde Thompson has a matching salt grinder, I searched for "Olde Thompson Bavaria Salt Mill" and it's the first search result (3823-00 5 1/2" Bavaria Salt Mill). I have both of them and they have worked quite well so far.
28898
It's a pretty easy process. First spray the whole thing down with water obviously paying special attention to the inside. Then you can soak it for a little while an hour or so should work. Then dry it out and vigorously crush up some sea salt by itself then toss it. At that point have you'll have eliminated most of the 'granite dust' and you can feel free to grind away.
1439518
It works fine in my relatively cheap hand grinder. It grinds clean. I have some oily Celtic Gray salt that clogs, but this never has.
844185
I would probably do that. I filled mine with salt from Vietnam, not oven-dried, and it was too soft for this grinder and kept getting stuck. I eventually mixed with sea salt before figuring out you need to oven dry.
1130292
I have the grinder and the salt does clump in the humid weather. It still grinds okay though.
1742247
You maybe able to as long as the seeds are small. I grind course Celtic sea salt.
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.
1647977
This one can be poured straight into into the salt shaker. They also have coarse salt that probably does need to be ground: http://smile.amazon.com/One-16-Ounce-Real-Salt-Coarse/dp/B001CM8RZU/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1401558680&sr=8-1&keywords=real+salt+coarse
1853245
It's been a while since I purchased mine, but I'm pretty sure it is. Table salt wouldn't need a grinder anyway!