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Why Grind Your Own Salt. Using larger pieces of salt, while they still attract moisture, they are not clumped together in the same way, and are broken into. Very finely ground salt has a larger surface area (due to the smaller particle size and irregular surface) than normal table salt. I'd say your overall best bet is a salt or pepper mill with a high quality ceramic grinding mechanism. Why grind your own salt? The main advantage to the salt mill is that a standard salt shaker will only dispense standard salt (morton's table salt etc). Grinders allow larger pieces to be ground down to a manageable size — or at least that's the story we've been told. Crushing sea salt (between your fingers, or with a mortar/pestle) can sort of get me where i want to be, but the grinder is a useful tool to achieve. These may cost a bit more but should also last. A salt grinder serves several purposes. Salt grinders might just have another purpose. Grinding your own salt allows you to control the texture and consistency of the salt crystals, giving you the ability to.

Using larger pieces of salt, while they still attract moisture, they are not clumped together in the same way, and are broken into. Crushing sea salt (between your fingers, or with a mortar/pestle) can sort of get me where i want to be, but the grinder is a useful tool to achieve. These may cost a bit more but should also last. I'd say your overall best bet is a salt or pepper mill with a high quality ceramic grinding mechanism. A salt grinder serves several purposes. Grinding your own salt allows you to control the texture and consistency of the salt crystals, giving you the ability to. Salt grinders might just have another purpose. Why grind your own salt? Very finely ground salt has a larger surface area (due to the smaller particle size and irregular surface) than normal table salt. Grinders allow larger pieces to be ground down to a manageable size — or at least that's the story we've been told.

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Why Grind Your Own Salt Using larger pieces of salt, while they still attract moisture, they are not clumped together in the same way, and are broken into. A salt grinder serves several purposes. Grinding your own salt allows you to control the texture and consistency of the salt crystals, giving you the ability to. I'd say your overall best bet is a salt or pepper mill with a high quality ceramic grinding mechanism. The main advantage to the salt mill is that a standard salt shaker will only dispense standard salt (morton's table salt etc). Very finely ground salt has a larger surface area (due to the smaller particle size and irregular surface) than normal table salt. Grinders allow larger pieces to be ground down to a manageable size — or at least that's the story we've been told. Crushing sea salt (between your fingers, or with a mortar/pestle) can sort of get me where i want to be, but the grinder is a useful tool to achieve. Why grind your own salt? Using larger pieces of salt, while they still attract moisture, they are not clumped together in the same way, and are broken into. Salt grinders might just have another purpose. These may cost a bit more but should also last.