Zassenhaus “Frankfurt” Olive Wood Ceramic Salt Mill, 7-Inch Import To Shop ×Product customization General Description Gallery
- Olive wood salt mill features beautiful wood grain deviations so no two pieces are alike; 7 inches tall
- Patented German ceramic grinding mechanism for 25 years; harder than carbon steel and won’t corrode over time
- 6-Position dial adjusts from coarse to super fine grind; comes prefilled with salt
- Unscrew top knob to fill mill; use sea salt
- Made in Germany; wipe clean with damp cloth
$70
From the brand
Our story
How we got our start
Zassenhaus was founded over 150 years ago. In 1887, we made our first coffee mills, almost 120 years ago we developed our pepper mills. We now offer a variety of high-quality kitchen accessories.
What makes our product unique
Nothing is worse than big chunks of pepper when you want fine, and vice versa! That’s why we invented the first continuously adjustable grinding mechanism made of high-quality German ceramic.
Why we love what we do
We believe happiness starts in the kitchen. The aroma of freshly ground coffee or spices fill the home and create memories. We love providing top quality products that give the best memories.
Product Description
- Stainless steel spindle for uniform output
- Spice is coarsely cracked then finely cut
- Hardest ceramic material remains sharp forever.
- Ring adjusted grinding degree is visible at all times
Zassenhaus Salt & Pepper Mills
Quality for connoisseurs!
What began in 1867 as an export store supplying small steel goods and tools, Zassenhaus has become the epitome of high quality spice and coffee mills. Enjoyment and quality of life are more related to kitchen and cooking than everything else and the aroma of fresh hand ground coffee, fresh peppercorns or spicy pepper gives us a sense of well-being, reminding us of past memories. Classic timeless styles paired with function and design innovation make Zassenhaus a brand you need in your home.
Frieling does not just sell products, they offer solutions by partnering only with the best brands of the industry. This is why Zassenhaus is one of our brands of distinction.
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ASmith –
Excellent Bamboo Pepper Mill for table or light kitchen useThis is a very decent pepper mill. I personally prefer the crank style grinder since they give more output for use in the kitchen. Also, I was looking for a match to my bamboo salt cellar. But the grinder is good… maybe doesn’t adjust (tighten) down to as fine a grind as I prefer.UPDATE 4/28/21: this grinder is still looking and working great. ALSO, I take back what I said about adjustability, there is an adjustment on bottom to select coarseness of the grinder and it works great. Goes from just cracked coarseness to powder fine and the settings are detented so you can put it on a setting and it’ll stay there without slipping. Also, it makes it easier to remember where you had it set for a particular coarseness. FIVE STARS!
Bonn –
Please please do NOT buy this pepper and salt mill! look somewhere elseI have maybe written two reviews in my life because usually you get what you pay for but, this salt and pepper mill is absolute garbage. I bought both the pepper and salt grinder thinking that the company Zassenhaus would have made a quality product that stand behind their claims. I wanted this grinder because it claimed to be corrosion resistant and made from mostly natural materials so I could limit any plastics or harmful materials getting into my food. I figured that even though the product was expensive for a salt and pepper mill that it would be good enough quality that it would simply grind salt and pepper and I would never have to think about it again. However, after three months of minimal use, the pepper grinder was getting clogged and I would have to take it apart to fix it, as well as, the salt mill’s metal parts were rusting! I tried to return the product and it seems that the window of time to return the item has passed. So it seems that I have wasted about 70$ for nothing. For 70$ I could of bought a life times supply of pre-grinded salt and pepper. I am really upset at the company because its not that I didn’t use the product correctly or that my particular mill is just defective, its that the materials and design of this product are simply not appropriate for a salt and pepper mill. Hopefully the company will recall their product or just go out of business. Please don’t listen to the 5 star reviews. Most of them were written right after they received the product so they haven’t had enough time to watch there mills rust away. I bet most people haven’t even check to see if their are rusting.
KT –
Superb construction and ceramic grinder performanceThese are not the cheapest grinders by far but they should out performance most if not all others. German made, fully adjustable ceramic grinder mechanism which will stand up to salt. Nice olive wood body and great feel. I ordered the matching pepper grinder and the stand for both to complete the set! Should last a lifetime or more with nominal care.
William –
Great product, but no box for $75?Seems like a quality product, but you would think that it would come with a box and some documentation for $75. Did I get a returned item? Who knows?
Cameron Tylek –
So far so goodI’ve had this product for a year now, and it works just as smoothly now as it did when I purchased it. I enjoy the clean and sleek look, the wood is and nice quality bamboo. The grinder mechanism is smooth, easy to change the settings, and it arrives filled with peppercorns. Of the six different sizes settings, I find that the smallest setting is best, as anything larger is simply too big, although that’s personal preference. I ended up choosing this product for its 25 rear warranty. If I were to purchase this pepper mill or a different one, I’d still choose this one.
CDF –
Wow. Just Wow.I have been searching for a high quality pepper grinder for years, often being disappointed along the way. With Zassenhaus’ mills, I am very happy. They look great and work impeccably. I wasn’t looking for a salt grinder, but this was to god of an offer for both and I’m glad I did. They look great together and the salt grinder is perfect as well.
CHASE –
Not made in GermanyFirst let me say that the pepper mill looks and feels looks like a quality pepper mill. As far as function; it also function well, but no better than the quality pepper mills. But what I found disappointing was that according to the attached tag it was made in Albania; not in Germany. I suspect that the mechanism is made in Germany and the pepper mill was assembled in Albania.False Advertising??? A knock off???
AmazonCustomerJM –
Worth every penny.It seems like a little thing, but a quality pepper grinder is a nice thing to have. If you are using the grinder that comes with the pepper corns, get one of these. This is so much better!
J. R. –
Fake?Ich besitze bereits eine Zassenhaus Salzmühle und wollte mir hier eine passende Pfeffermühle bestellen. Zu meiner Überraschung ist der Qualitätsunterschied in Verarbeitung und Material doch erschreckend groß. Das Original besteht aus Olivenholz (voll), die hier ist nur “furniert”. Der Einsatz mit dem Mahlwerk sieht mehr nach Plastik als nach Keramik aus. Auf dem Original ist das Zassenhaus-Logo eingebrannt, hier nur aufgedruckt.Fazit: entweder vertreibt Zassenhaus unterschiedliche Varianten desselben Produkts (was mich heutzutage auch nicht überraschen würde), oder hierbei handelt es sich um gefälschte Ware. In jedem Fall: das Geld nicht wert!
unbiased –
Turn, turn, turn! 😀Fabulous grinder! 😀