Le Creuset Pepper Mill, 8" x 2 1/2", Cerise

If you’re going to buy, buy high quality. This is elegant and functional

Great looking and functional pepper mill. Love it!

When this pepper grinder arrived, I had to admit being initially turned off by the plastic body. However, the flaming orange color I chose looked amazing. It also worked perfectly. We've now used it heavily over a month, refilling it multiple times, and I am still impressed.As others have said, it isn't really adjustable. But the default grind is perfect. This is used on the dinner table, and the whole family loves the ground pepper it delivers. I couldn't be happier with it. Will it hold up over the long run? I don't know, but for now it is a solid five stars. Will revise if quality issues happen down the road.

The grinders are sharp - if you use hard salt crystals you'll appreciate the difference. Attractive classic shape, very glossy, comfortable in your hand, easy to use - very smooth mechanism. Happy with my purchase. Thank you!I was also happy I bought the cap for the bottom as the mill tends to litter.

Excellent quality and grinds perfectly and smoothly. Looks great too. Highly recommend.

This grinder is super cute, it grinds a bit coarser than others I have owned but will definitely keep it!!! I have had it for several months and it holding strong

According to collective wisdom on the Internet, salt and pepper mills are not interchangeable. However, it really depends on the materials used in the grinding mechanism. I have a pair of Kyocera ceramic mills that do not specify whether they are used for salt and pepper - they appear interchangeable. The Le Creuset salt mill has a ceramic grinding mechanism inside, a small metal plate, and a sturdy plastic body. I've used my Le Creuset 8 inch salt mill for peppercorns (white and black) - it works perfectly, with a satisfying "crunch" as you grind, and even after a few years, it has not appeared to harm the mill in any way. (Would be interesting to see if the reverse is true - if one could use a pepper mill for salt - salt does corrode metal parts). The one drawback was that the Le Creuset mills are made of plastic, not wood. However, having once owned a very expensive set of wooden mills that had to be discarded because the wooden interior got musty-smelling with dampness from peppercorns and salt crystals, I think plastic is more durable and easier to keep clean.

If you're a fan of LeCreuset you'll love this salt grinder- Plus, other than the website, Amazon is the only place selling these- same price but free shipping.