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Meet the Maker
CrushGrind
Sturtevant, WI
Ken Muff Lassen alighted on a ceramic mill in the mid 1980s and knew he had a “little” idea that would make a big impact. Ceramic, an unusual choice of material at the time, made not only a superior grinding mechanism for pepper, but flawlessly milled salt and spices as well. Today, the CrushGrind mechanism is used in over 50 million mills all over the world.
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Reviews for
CrushGrind Salt & Pepper Mill Coaster
Reviews for
CrushGrind Salt & Pepper Mill Coaster
All reviews come from Verified Purchases
Perfect
I've been looking for something like this for my salt and pepper grinders. Instead of using a small plate, I can place them in this when setting the table. High quality wood and nice simple design. A little expensive, but worth it to me.
Disappointing color
It’s all right but just solid black marble, no veining,etc. I thought it would be beautiful but the one in the picture is much prettier.
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