Willow & Everett Salt & Pepper Grinder Set with Stand - Stainless Steel Manual Mills & Holder with Adjustable Coarseness, Refillable Design for Peppercorns & Rock Salt Sold Separately

Love these. Not a huge fan of the stand, I find it annoying to take the shakers out/put them in. But the shakers themselves I really like!

Why did you pick this product vs others?:It was the perfect size. I liked it had a stand and the grinder was at the top with a lid. No more mess on counters.

We’ve gone through more than a few salt and pepper grinders over the years. Some too flimsy, some too fiddly, and most just didn’t hold up. This set actually surprised me.The grinders feel solid in hand and easy to use, and the wide mouth makes filling them less of a balancing act. The adjustable coarseness works well, especially since everyone in our house has their own opinion about how finely things should be ground. The glass bodies are a plus for me. I avoid storing food in plastic when I can, but I did read a few reviews mentioning that the glass can break, so I’ll be handling them with care and watching how they hold up.As for the stand, I’m torn. It looks nice on the counter and keeps things tidy, but it’s not the most stable. Removing a grinder without tipping it over takes two hands and a bit of patience. It also doesn't fit inside our cabinet if we don't want to keep the set on the countertop. We may end up skipping the stand entirely.Overall, I like the look and feel of the set, and the price feels fair for what you get. It’s not perfect, but it’s a big step up from others we’ve tried.

Works great. Looks sharp. Great price. Easy to refill. Grinds great, medium grind, so the salt and pepper flavor is more pronounced IMHO.

I've owned a few different brands and types of grinders before, and these are quite similar. The last set I purchased had the exact same grinder heads, just on smaller glass bottoms. The grinders on those became, unfortunately, unusable due to clogging that resulted in breakage of the ceramic gear. I worry that, since these new grinders have the same heads on them, that these won't last longer than the last set. However, I read reviews of the "best" grinders out there, and these came just behind a more (much more) expensive set with metal gears instead of ceramic. They'd last longer, you might think, however, it was also mentioned that salt corrodes metal and so that's why the vast majority of grinders, mostly intended for use with salt, are made of ceramic. So why would I spend five times the price on the expensive ones?So far, I'm very pleased with this set. They're much more comfortable to use than my previous set, which had way smaller glass bases. I can really get a good grip on these. The little "dial" on the bottom, to adjust the coarseness of the grind, moves very smoothly on these. It was so difficult to turn the dials on the previous set - and mind you, these are exactly the same as the new ones - that I had to use a pair of pliers to turn them. Strange. I see this identical grinding mechanism on several of the grinders available on Amazon, so it makes sense to assume they're all sourced from the same manufacturer by different vendors.These also hold about twice the amount as my previous set - not a major hassle to refill, but nice not to have to bother with it as often. Quite elegant looking, too. The set comes with a nifty metal holder with prongs on either side that the grinders snap into place securely for transport from kitchen to dining table. They're inexpensive enough that you can easily afford to buy two sets for each end of your table. That's a nice touch if you're having several dinner guests or a large family, so you don't have to pass the salt and pepper around.I guess the $100 set with the metal gears might last longer, even with inevitable salt corrosion, but these will likely last a good long while with their ceramic gears and, if they do break down sooner, at least you could buy four or five of these sets for the same price. I recommend this set.

Just as described I use these grinders everyday and love them

Looks good... but it does not grind everything in fine pieces, even in the most fine setting.

These S/P grinders are simple but I love it. I've purchased several grinders over the years. Some powered, a set using levers to grind, other manual twisters — each with cute features — that all had flaws with filling ease or the powered versions just quit working. This set is so easy to fill, adjust, and use, look, and feel great in hand, and don't break the bank with gimmicks. This set is form and function at its best.