Cole & Mason 675 Salt & Pepper Mills Set

SKU: SP23929A
Regular price
£20.00
Sale price
£20.00
Regular price
£29.00
Sold out
Unit price
Click "Go to full site" at bottom of screen for full product specifications
Quantity must be 1 or more

The Cole & Mason 675 Salt & Pepper Mills Set brings a compact, contemporary acrylic design to both casual and professional kitchens. Lightweight yet sturdy, the mills allow smooth, easy handling, with adjustable grind settings that give consistent, precise seasoning for any dish. The transparent acrylic body means you can easily monitor levels, making them a genuinely practical addition to the table.

Features

  • Adjustable grind settings: Easily adjust from fine to coarse for perfect seasoning every time.
  • Carbon steel pepper mechanism: Strips peppercorns cleanly for a consistent grind.
  • Ceramic salt mechanism: Sharp and corrosion resistant, built to last.
  • Transparent acrylic body: Lets you monitor seasoning levels at a glance.
  • Lifetime mechanism guarantee: Backed by a two year manufacturer warranty on the whole product.

Specifications

  • Dimensions (L x W x H): 54 x 54 x 118mm
  • Weight: Pepper 180g, Salt 190g
  • Material: Acrylic, Stainless Steel
  • Includes: 1 Salt Mill, 1 Pepper Mill, pre-filled
  • Mechanism guarantee: Lifetime
  • Product warranty: 2 Years

Care

  • Cleaning: Wipe clean with a damp, colourless cloth and dry thoroughly straight away. Don't rinse, submerge, or use cleaning products such as anti-bacterial or kitchen sprays.
  • Use: Do not use over a steaming pan, as this can clog the mechanism and could break the mill.

Questions and Answers

Q: What salt and pepper can I use in the mills?
A: Whole black peppercorns work best in the pepper mill, and varieties like Tellicherry are also fine. For the salt mill, use a coarse, dry salt suitable for grinding, such as rock salt, Himalayan salt, or salt pearls. Avoid pre-ground salt, salt flakes, or wet salt.

Q: How do I adjust the grind setting?
A: Turn the knob anti-clockwise for a coarser grind, or clockwise for a finer one. The knob sits on the top or base of the mill depending on the model.

Q: How do I clean the mills?
A: Use a damp, colourless cloth and dry straight away. Don't rinse or submerge the mechanism in water, and avoid cleaning products like anti-bacterial or kitchen sprays.

Q: Can I use it over a steaming pan?
A: No, this can clog the mechanism and could break the mill.

Go to full site