Features

• 24-ounce electric coffee mill made of high-impact plastic
• Burr grinding wheels assure consistent and uniform ground texture
• 4 variable grind settings: extra-fine, fine, medium, or coarse
• Quantity-selector knob; can be used for herbs, nuts, and spices
• Measures 11-1/4 by 6 by 3-3/4 inches

Features

• Stainless steel
• 4 1/2" W x 12 1/4" Deep
• Comfortable handle
• Convenient hanging loop

Features

• Brushed stainless steel
• 10" H x 3 3/4" W
• Spring action
• Dishwasher safe

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• Plastic
• 4" W x 2" D x 9 3/4" H
• Easy to clean non-stick surface
• Easy grip handle
• Heat-resistant

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• Chrome plated steel and finished wood
• 4" W x 3 5/8" D x 12 3/4" H
• Hole for hanging
• Hand washing recommended

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• Wood and steel
• 3" W x 2 3/4" D x 9 1/2" H
• Hand washing recommended

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• Heavy gauge 18/10 stainless steel
• Hanging loop
• Dishwasher safe

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• Stainless steel head
• 2" W x 9 1/2" L
• Riveted hygeinic plastic handle
• Dishwasher safe

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• High carbon stainless steel
• 4" W x 12" L
• High impact plastic triple riveted handle
• Full tang construction for strength

Editorial Review

With high sides for extra capacity and an abrasive matte finish to facilitate grinding, this 4-inch mortar and pestle set has a myriad of kitchen uses. It can be used to crack garlic cloves, grind spices and aromatic roots, pound chiles, crush nuts, and create silken, creamy sauces like pesto, mayonnaise, and Read more

Features

• 4-inch mortar with pestle for myriad kitchen uses
• High sides provide extra capacity, spout eases pouring
• Made of nonporous ceramic, with abrasive matte finish for grinding spices
• Pestle has ample grip for ease of use
• Dishwasher-safe

Reviews (1)

Works like a dream
This is just what I needed for grinding spices and herbs.I'd been using a suribachi (a ridged mortar for grinding sesame seeds) and the result was a lot of spice caught in the spaces between ridges.With the classic mortar and pestle, there's nothing to interfere with the process.The heavy pestle grinds up spices quickly and efficiently, and the mortar wipes or rinses clean immediately.If you've never ground your own flavorings, do try.It's fun and it allows you to get the benefit of all the oils you release as you grind.It's particularly good for saffron because you can buy whole saffron threads so there's no chance it's been adulterated.Read more

Editorial Review

This attractive and durable mortar and pestle is ideal for grinding almost any herb or spice, from rosemary to anise to chiles (perfect for a piquant red mole). The mortar features a coarse surface for grinding, and is5-1-/2 inches in diameter with 4/14-inch tall sides, while the pestle is 7 inches long. Both are constructed of powder-coated cast iron, which provides stability and strength, and the mortar has a convenient spout on one side and a nonskid base. The pestle’s ergonomically designed Santoprene handle is strong enough to deal with the toughest herbs, but soft enough that it won’t wear out your hands. This combo should last a lifetime--but you do have to treat them with proper care. Before the first usage (and after each subsequent usage) wash the set with a mild dishwashing liquid, rinse with warm water, and dry with a soft cloth or paper towel. Then spread a thin coat of oil over the cast-iron surfaces of both the mortar and the pestle (vegetable oil is recommended, but be sure not to use a salted fat, such as margarine, and don’t season in the oven). Never allow the mortar and pestle to drip dry or wash in dishwasher, and be sure to season all of the exposed surfaces right after they’ve been washed and dried. This will not only prevent foods from sticking but will also prevent rust. Read more

Features

• 5-1/2-inch mortar with pestle is great for grinding all spices
• Made of powder coated cast iron for stability and strength
• Tall sides for extra capacity with easy pour spout
• Powerful santoprene handle on the pestle for easy grip
• Non skid base

Reviews (1)

A Little Rough on the Knuckles
This is a beautiful piece of equipment.It's very well made and should last a lifetime with proper care.The inside of the mortar is quite rough which, I'm sure, helps facilitate grinding of ingredients.But, it's easy to scrape knuckles on this.With a little practice this can probably be avoided.This seems to be the only drawback in an otherwise fantastic kitchen gadget. ... Read more

Features

• One piece stainless steel, mirror finish
• Dishwasher safe
• Made in italy

Editorial Review

Employing the famed mechanism invented in 1842 by renownedFrench manufacturer Peugeot, this classy mill grinds coffee beans for afresh-tasting brew in the morning or after dinner. Grooves in a Peugeotgrinding mechanism are individually cut into steel, and the mechanismis then hardened, making it virtually indestructible and deserving ofits lifetime warranty against defects. While the mechanism was designedfor the world's first pepper mill, it works equally well for coffeebeans. Like the mechanism, the design of this mill dates to themid-19th century. The bowl and arm are made of steel and colored gold.The cabinet is natural wood. After going through the grinder, groundcoffee falls to the cabinet's drawer, which can be removed for emptyinginto a coffeemaker or French press. The mill measures 8-1/2 inches highto the top of the knob, and the cabinet is 5 inches square. Read more

Features

• Classy mill grinds coffee beans into cabinet drawer
• Tradition wood design dates from mid-19th century
• Steel parts coated in gold color
• Famed grinding mechanism with lifetime warranty against defects
• Measures 8-1/2 inches high to top of knob; 5-inch-square cabinet

Reviews (2)

Low tech in the computer age
I bought the Peugeot Costa Rica coffee mill for two main reasons - I like hand-powered tools, and I wanted a mill which is less noisy than my blade grinder.The Peugeot is solidly built and easy to use.Cranking takes less force than I expected.It's not particularly fast, taking about 150 turns to grind a quarter cup of beans for a small pot.The grounds go into a small drawer, which is large enough for only that quarter cup.If you want to grind more than that, you'll have to empty the drawer a few times.
Swing play all day
This is a great coffee mill.I am surprised it is no longer in stock here.It combines the classic grind it yourself style of grinding beans with the best modern machinery.The blades do a super job grinding your coffee.You just put the beans in, grind away, open the drawer and scoop the grounds into your filter.I use it to grind espresso beans for my moka pot, but you can use it for regular American style coffee beans and paper filter pots too.I also like the unfinished wood look of this grinder.These smaller manual grinders are much more useful to the home user than the larger electric grinders.You have more control over how much you want to grind.You only grind what you use and you don't leave a bunch of grounds or beans in the open to get stale.You can also order replacement blades and they are easy to change.Overall a really good grinder for the small kitchen user.Good luck finding one. ... Read more

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