HexClad HexMill Salt and Pepper Mill Set, Full Size | Adjustable Professional Grinders and No-Mess Caps

Fantastic! Grinds perfectly

Nice and easy to use and refill once you read the instructions! 😂 Solid, great grind, stainless on the pepper and ceramic in the salt. I'm a month or so in and loving them. Good solid "clicks" as you select the coarseness levels. Very happy as an amateur but enthusiastic home cook. Will update the review in the future if I have any issues. 06/2026

I was in the market for a decent salt and pepper mill, after years of faffing with cheap sub-par mills and supermarket disposables. I wanted something that would dispense salt and pepper with ease, and at a rate that was easy to control, without clogging, and these from Hexclad deliver in spades. The moment you open the bespoke packaging, you know you're dealing with items that benefit from precision engineering. Once filled with coarse salt and pepper corns respectively, they deliver a dispense rate that can only be described as epic. For the first couple of weeks use, I did find that the tops of the grinders were a little on the stiff side, but once they're bedded in, grinding salt and pepper is actually quite the enjoyable experience. You really do feel like you're attending the prosecco party with a bottle of Dom Pérignon P3 Plénitude. Over the coarse of the last 12 months, my hexclad grinders have liberally seasoned my ingredients with the care-free abandon of a road gritter in winter. Be mindful though, that it will chew through peppercorns like a power station, if you're used to grinding with a disposable, plastic grinder. A few cranks of the top hex nut is all that you need. If you're too enthusiastic, you'll empty the pepper corns quicker than the fuel tank of a bugatti Veyron at full chat on the test ring at Nardo. I love them!

When our beloved old bottle grinders did that thing where material on the outside degrades and becomes irretrievably "tacky," I went looking for something a bit more solid that still wouldn't get salt and pepper all over the table when you set them down. These HexClad grinders have done the trick LIKES Build quality -- These look terrific and feel great in the hand, like nicely made tools. They're solid aluminum, heavy, and exude a "built to last" quality (we shall see). The hexagonal shape gives a good grip. They don't pick up or show stains, and if they did they can be easily wiped down. These wont't be oxidizing into a tacky goo in the foreseeable future. They look handsome on the table. Grinding - They're adjustable, although I haven't had cause to fiddle with that feature much, because out of the box both salt and pepper make a nice medium coarse grind. And as has become the norm, they put out a generous amount of whichever spice with just a twist or two. You won't be getting tired holding these over the food to get enough spice out of these, because a flick of the wrist is all it takes. NEUTRAL The stand or "caddy" the grinders fit on does solve the issue of getting spices all over the table when you set them down. The grinders fit into it snugly -- so snugly that to use the grinders, you need to pick up the caddy, put the whole thing down firmly the table, and press down on the rod in the middle of the stand to pull either of them free. It's all a bit clunkier than a well-fitting magnetic cap for the bottom of a grinder, which we have on a great pepper grinder we have in the kitchen, but those can be hard to engineer well (and magnets are a no-go on a salt grinder). It's fine and it works, but if you don't want a mess on the table, you'll passing the whole caddy, not the individual grinders around. NO SO LIKES No deal-breakers here. I understand these are a little larger than a past version of HexClad's table grinders, and I'm glad because their capacity is just adequate. The caddy works well enough as noted. They're overpriced, and my overall impression of HexClad remains that the brand's pricing reflects about 60/40 marketing hype-to-quality. It's medium-good stuff priced like ultra-premium stuff. That's fine as long as you know what you're getting into. Five stars. I'd choose these again.

Nachdem ich die großen Mühlen bereits genutzt habe, sind diese Kleinen auf meinem Esstisch gelandet. Sehen chic aus, sind robust und mahlen genial. Toll!