Chef'nSaltBall Salt Grinder, One Handed Refillable Salt Mill, Adjustable from Ultra-Fine to Coarse, 8 x 8 x 15 cm

Perfect size easy to adjust grind size by simple twist of the base, solid and very nice looking. Looove this product!!!

Looks nice and it is easy to use but I think it could crunch the salt a bit more!

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To put salt into the grinder, you have to take hold of the “ears” and turn them. This releases the top and provides access to the innards. Then put the ears back on and tighten up again. The thing is that it’s often difficult to fully tighten the ears once the bunny has had its fill of salt. And if the ears are not fully tightened, the grinder mechanism doesn’t work. The ears are all floppy. You have to take a gamble that you’re not going to snap off the ears during tightening. Grab that bunny good and firm and give its ears a good twist and it’ll be good to grind. But we (it’s not just me in the house that this happens to) find that when in use it’s easy for the ears to twist slightly and come loose. You’re half way through salting your chips and the ears go all floppy. So you have to fiddle with it, turning the ears back and forth until they “bite” and you can continue your grinding. I full expect that the ears will snap during one of my floppy-eared, salt-deprived, mid-grind interruptions. There’s only so much gentle ear-tweaking one can do when faced with incompletely salted chips.

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