Oliver Hemming Ceramic Spice Boy Grinder, White

I am now on my 3rd grinder and they last about 5 years. I use mine several times a day. I tried replacing it with a German one that my husband broke on day 1 so going back to what I know. The ease of filling and decent grind does it for me as well as large pepper corn capacity.

Such a shame as they are a beautiful design but we’ve had to stop buying these. They crack after a couple of years after buying again they again just crack over time. The Grinder needs some steel internally or something stronger - such a shame.

Works well for small amounts bit tedious if larger amount

Very easy to fill, use and clean. I did buy it for making garam masala but it can't grind cinnamon bark. We now keep it solely for grinding black pepper and it excels at this.

Buy this and you'll not need or want another Grinder or Mill.Its mechanism is ceramic so use for pepper or salt, or even spices.Filling is as simple as letting water out of a bath, pull the plug, viola!Adjustment settings are great, from fine to coarseFor me it beats the Magnum on every level so the rest comes down to your aesthetic taste - White for salt and pink for pepper perhaps?

Nice design, but cracks over time

Excellent, why is the white on more expensive than the coloured ones?

Had seen the spice boy owned by friends and was impressed so got one myself. It is great, works a treat, grinds anything I have put in really well. The only downside is, as you can no longer obtain them in wood, I had to buy the acrylic version, which looks great, but someone has obviously dropped mine and it has got a crack down the side from top to about halfway down, which is gradually getting bigger. But on balance I would buy another, would like to own a row of them in various colours.