Crushgrind STOCKHOLM Spice Grinder
The Stockholm grinder is timeless and brings effortless Scandinavian simplicity and elegance to your table. Its clean lines and minimalistic design make it a natural fit for any setting, from cozy kitchens to stylish restaurants.
And because functionality matters just as much as beauty, each grinder comes with a handy “S” or “P” indicator on the lid. Flip it, fill your grinder with salt or pepper and start grinding with ease.
A timeless grinder made in FSC®-certified oak wood to add that elegant and natural feel.
Due to the nature of the different types of wood, color variations may occur.
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!
It is available in various sizes and materials:
- 11 cm, oak
- 11 cm, walnut
- 11 cm, steel
- 17 cm, oak
- 17 cm, walnut
- 17 cm, steel
- 17 cm, dark green
- 17 cm, dark blue
- 27 cm, black
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