AdHocMuskatino Nutmeg Mill and Grinder - Cooking Essentials for Home Kitchen - Handheld Grinder for Spices - Small Kitchen Gadget for Grinding Nutmeg - Mill with Acrylic Storage Container

This is my favorite thing in my kitchen arsenal now lol, freshly ground nutmeg is unmatched. It stores two in the lid, and can hold one in the grinder for immediate grinding use. All the closures are air tight, secure, and quality. I know all the nutmeg is kept fresh. I have most of the fun kitchen appliances, but I still swear this is my favorite now! It’s so fun to use!

This grinds so smoothly and nicely. It feels good and solid. The top compartment can only really hold one whole nutmeg even though it showed two in the top compartment in their pictures. I wish the lid for the top compartment stayed on better though beacuse your hand knocks it off while you twist to grind the nutmeg.

This is slim and fits in my cupboard great. Works great!

My oh my! Is this easier than rubbing a little nutmeg nut against a grater! It is sleek and beautiful, too. You just turn it and it shaves nutmeg very, very finely into a little cup on the bottom - FAST! It used to take me about 20 minutes of grating to get what I can get from this little guy in about 2 minutes. I have only two minor issues. First, no instructions. It wasn't that hard to figure out, though. Second, I have Rheumatoid Arthritis, and although this is 100 times easier than grating a hard nutmeg against a micro plane greater, the pieces are still small for my fingers to handle. But still I highly recommend - it's a great deal.

UPDATE: After using this product for a short time, I have found the deal-breaker. The flawed design of this item [it's not a grinder, it's a slicer] wastes half the nutmeg. Once it is 'shaved' to a certain level, the spring is no longer 'pushing' the nut so that it engages & once the nut becomes smooth, it doesn't engage in the shaving blade. I have the Micro-plane grinder that is truly a grinder, and I wanted a separate one for my other fresh spices. If I still had the original packaging, I would return this grinder. But since I used my Prime points, I don't see the need, but will donate to the thrift store. So, my advice is if you're paying for this item...be aware that it is not a grinder, but a shaver. 1/23/2025This would be a great product except for 2 issues: 1] if you don't hold it just right when turning the top portion of the 'grinder', it will pop open since the nutmeg is held in place by a spring loaded holder. This could be fixed by adding an additional thread or 2 since the slightest touch 'unscrews' the grinder & everything flies everywhere. Had I known this before buying, I would not have purchased it. 2] Grind vs Sliced - this issue isn't a deal breaker, but it would be nice to have an actual 'grinder', rather than the 'slicer' blade.....

Great quality

This nutmeg grinder is very hard to use and barely grinds. Can only load one net at a time and when it gets small, the grinder quits grinding. Also hard to twist to grind. I do NOT recommend this grinder.

For the most part this does what it's advertised to do; but it's not perfect and you need to double check the fitting when closing it.Pro's:1. It's small and doesn't take up a lot of space2. It holds up to 3 nutmeg, one in the shaving chamber and 2 in storage for when that runs out3. It does an adequate job of shaving the nutmeg4. It's relatively easy to use once you get it to together and stable... but...Cons1. It's not easy to ensure that it's locked in place to be together and stable.2. If the lock isn't 100% engaged the spring load inside will launch itself apart and shoot the nutmeg across the room.3. The body is metal, but the storage chamber on top feels like cheap plastic, and that's the part you twist to make it work. (twisting the body locks/unlocks it while the plastic chamber is the mill handle)4. You won't get powder from this, only shavings5. There are only 4 tines that hold the nutmeg in place to spin it into the cutting planes. If those tines dig a groove the handle will spin in the nutmeg groove without further cutting the nutmeg. Taking it apart to reposition can lead to the thing shooting itself apart since it's still under pressure.Overall it's not bad for the price; but it could have had a better locking mechanism. I feel like they sacrificed a secure latch for the sake of a sleek outside appearance, and instead opted for a twist and click that isn't always easy to tell if it's fully engaged.The handle you turn hasn't broken yet, but it feels flimsy compared to the body that your other hand will be holding while twisting, plus there's a cap on it that can come off; limiting how you can position your hand without spilling the storage compartment.I've had some issues with positioning of the nutmeg due to how few tines there are to hold it in place. Sideways instead of end up seems to be working best so far; but if the nutmeg breaks down too quickly around the tines you'll have to take it apart and reposition which is tricky as it can shoot everything in different directions when trying to re-open it.The spring inside is strong and the body is durable, it may last a long time; unless you drop it and shatter the cheap plastic handle/storage top.This thing could be perfect with just a few tweaks, but it's pretty good for the price.