Kitchen Classique Salt and Pepper Mill Set Review

I used to buy ground pepper and other ground spices but after trying out grind whole spices, like black pepper fresh, I didn't go back to the prepacked ground spices. Why? I noticed a difference in taste and freshness when I grind my spices when I use them.

The Kitchen Classique Salt and Pepper Mill Set is very handy because it's reusable and holds about 3/4 cups of spices. It came in a set of 2 and each set comes with a glass bottle and a stainless steel cover. The grinder is kept clean by the removable stainless steel on top. I also like how I can adjust the fineness or coarseness of the grind by turning the black knob inside either clockwise or counterclockwise.

The glass bottle has a wide mouth opening so refilling is easy. I like how I can buy the whole spices in plastic packaging because they are cheaper compared to the bottled ones.

Turning the mill is easy and doesn't require much effort. I combined different whole spices to make my own blend of steak/chicken spice.

By adjusting the knob inside, I was able to choose my desired grind size and in a few seconds, I was able to freshly grind my own steak/chicken spice.

The Kitchen Classique Salt and Pepper Mill Set is very easy to use and I like how I don't need much effort on my wrist to grind the spices. Each bottle holds approximately 3/4 cups of spices and this is a lot. I also like how I can easily see the amount of spice left inside the bottle so that I can estimate if I have to refill it. I also like that I can just refill it with a new spice because it's reusable.

This works as it should and I like how I can have freshly ground spice every time.

You can purchase the Kitchen Classique Salt and Pepper Mill Set HERE.

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