Crushgrind BILLUND Spice Grinder
With the Billund grinder, we wanted to give you a fun and playful design to brighten up your kitchen table and help you crush boring food. Cooking should be fun!
The design is inspired by the colorful building blocks of Denmark, and it is based on a biocomposite made of wood-based cellulose fibers from certified, sustainably managed forests.
Billund is an upside-down grinder, ensuring you won't have any residue on the table! And with a silicone plug in the bottom, filling up the grinder has never been easier.
Due to the nature of the biocomposite, color variations and minor speckles may occur on the surface.
With a 25-year guarantee on the ceramic parts, this grinder is designed for longevity. The Crushgrind® mechanism lets you crush not just the usual salt and pepper, but anything you'd like, really. It's designed to grind whole, dried spices, releasing their aromas, flavors, and beauty. Let's crush boring food!
Available in 11 colours:
- Paprika
- Blueberry
- Lavender
- Rosehip
- Masala
- Parsley
- Garlic
- Sea salt
- Beetroot
- Sage
- All spice
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