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Sagler Mortar and Pestle Set
Sagler Mortar and Pestle Set is the perfect tool to grind items into a fine paste or powder. It is made from beautiful marble and can hold up to 3 ounces. The mortar bowl and pestle work together to grind and break down ingredients quickly to help speed up food preparation with minimum effort. Quickly grind fresh ingredients, like cloves of garlic, herbs and spices, peppercorns or cinnamon, nuts, grains, and seeds, into a fine paste or powder. Even use it as a pill crusher to pulverize harder-to-swallow pills! Essential tools for those practicing homeopathy, the art of healing through natural remedies, Sagler’s Mortar and Pestle Set offers effortless preparation of herbal and homeopathic remedies. So easy to use. Simply place an item into the Mortar bowl. Hold the pestle by the handle and, using a firm pressure, make a circular stirring-like motion to grind your item into a paste or powder. Harder items, like peppercorns, may need the surface cracked before they can be ground.
3.75 Inch Diameter Mortar And Pestle Set
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Durable QualityIt is constructed from solid and of beautiful white marble with grey accents. The interior is unpolished and rough for better grinding. Dimensions: 3.75 inches diameter x 2 inches tall. Pestle is 4.2 inches long. |
Use The Granite Mortar And Pestle Set During Meal PrepUse the Granite Mortar and Pestle during meal prep the fresh flavors and oils of freshly ground spices make a big difference in the taste of the food! |
Versatile ToolUse your Mortar and pestle set to pulverize nuts, seeds, ginger root and garlic and make homemade salad dressing, sauces and condiments, such as fresh mustard, guacamole, pesto, salsa, chutneys and more. |
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Reviewed in the United States on November 29, 2017
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Very fragile and brittle.
By Jorge Castro on November 29, 2017
Would make for a nice display piece, but not functional at all due to it's fragile and brittle nature. And before you ask if I abused it, no. All i got to do with it was grind 1 soft pastel before it broke. I would hate to see what would have happened with something like peppercorns.
By Jorge Castro on November 29, 2017
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Reviewed in the United States on February 5, 2018
It’s well made, but it is TINY. I obviously read the description and made the mistake of thinking the diameter was the diameter of the inside of the bowl, not the outside. I really don’t know if it’s going to be usable for grinding anything hard like peppercorns, seeds, etc, that move around a lot while being ground. We’ll see...but now I know not to make that mistake again. Bigger really is better.
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Cute LITTLE thing...
By J. Marriott on February 5, 2018
Weeelllllll. Here’s a pic with a bic lighter for scale.By J. Marriott on February 5, 2018
It’s well made, but it is TINY. I obviously read the description and made the mistake of thinking the diameter was the diameter of the inside of the bowl, not the outside. I really don’t know if it’s going to be usable for grinding anything hard like peppercorns, seeds, etc, that move around a lot while being ground. We’ll see...but now I know not to make that mistake again. Bigger really is better.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 28, 2019
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Reviewed in the United States on January 4, 2021
This isn't my first mortar and pestle, however it is my first one that I had to "prep" / "season" / "cure", whatever you want to call it. Essentially, it comes to you as a raw, newly made item. At first it will feel like its unfinished, however this is how its supposed to be in order to grind better and this happens with all granite/stone mortars and pestles. If you touch the inside of the mortar or the bottom of the pestle, it may have some slight stone powder. This means you'll need to prep it.
You therefore have to wash it in warm water w/o soap, allow to air dry, then grind up rice and discard about 2 to 3 times separately to get the stone to stop shedding powder and then season or cure it with spices so that it is ready to grind up whatever you need.
I.E. Don't just take it out of the box and use it for something you eat right away! If you do you may get stone particles in your food. Wait until after you clean it and prep it. Just Google how to prep my mortar and pestle and I'm sure there's an article or video that will suit your needs.
I knew this would be a small one, so I was hoping for one this size. I only need it for making small batch herb grinding for teas, salves, etc. So it fits my needs perfectly. It holds about 1 cup if filled to the brim, but keep in mind you'll need room for muddling (mixing/grinding). If you're looking for something to make bigger portions in, find a bigger one.
I always super appreciate when people add pictures to reviews so I tried to get the size and aesthetic as good as I could. I'm a young woman with relatively small/medium sized hands for reference. This fits in the palm of my hand comfortably and is really exactly what I wanted.
Hope this helps! I'm happy I got it and would definitely buy again if needed. Its a sturdy little mortar and pestle.
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Great Little Mortar and Pestle for Small Grinding Needs
By Lillith on January 4, 2021
I was skeptical about purchasing from other reviews, but it was too cute and well priced to pass up. So here's my take to possibly help you This!By Lillith on January 4, 2021
This isn't my first mortar and pestle, however it is my first one that I had to "prep" / "season" / "cure", whatever you want to call it. Essentially, it comes to you as a raw, newly made item. At first it will feel like its unfinished, however this is how its supposed to be in order to grind better and this happens with all granite/stone mortars and pestles. If you touch the inside of the mortar or the bottom of the pestle, it may have some slight stone powder. This means you'll need to prep it.
You therefore have to wash it in warm water w/o soap, allow to air dry, then grind up rice and discard about 2 to 3 times separately to get the stone to stop shedding powder and then season or cure it with spices so that it is ready to grind up whatever you need.
I.E. Don't just take it out of the box and use it for something you eat right away! If you do you may get stone particles in your food. Wait until after you clean it and prep it. Just Google how to prep my mortar and pestle and I'm sure there's an article or video that will suit your needs.
I knew this would be a small one, so I was hoping for one this size. I only need it for making small batch herb grinding for teas, salves, etc. So it fits my needs perfectly. It holds about 1 cup if filled to the brim, but keep in mind you'll need room for muddling (mixing/grinding). If you're looking for something to make bigger portions in, find a bigger one.
I always super appreciate when people add pictures to reviews so I tried to get the size and aesthetic as good as I could. I'm a young woman with relatively small/medium sized hands for reference. This fits in the palm of my hand comfortably and is really exactly what I wanted.
Hope this helps! I'm happy I got it and would definitely buy again if needed. Its a sturdy little mortar and pestle.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 13, 2018
Mine does have a line running through it that I thought might have been a break and repair job. But upon closer inspection, its literally just a natural feature of the marble. I looked under a loupe because I was wondering about the integrity of the bowl. U can see in the line in the pic.
I like the quality so much that even if the bowl breaks across that line, I'd buy another. Its beautiful and useful.
Also I think the lady who complained about the line in her bowl being a repair job, got a bowl from the same batch as mine. Definitely just nature at her finest.
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Buy it ull like it
By Kymaaera999 on May 13, 2018
I'm using it to pulverize pretzel salt. So I dont kill any more blender motors (two plus a handheld). Easy cheap flea powder that works on the worst infestations with zero side effects. Besides pretzel salt breaks apart easily so I'm not killing my arm grinding all afternoon. Gotta say I'm more impressed using it than looking at it out of the box. The rough surfaces are literally perfect for catching and crushing the little pieces of salt.By Kymaaera999 on May 13, 2018
Mine does have a line running through it that I thought might have been a break and repair job. But upon closer inspection, its literally just a natural feature of the marble. I looked under a loupe because I was wondering about the integrity of the bowl. U can see in the line in the pic.
I like the quality so much that even if the bowl breaks across that line, I'd buy another. Its beautiful and useful.
Also I think the lady who complained about the line in her bowl being a repair job, got a bowl from the same batch as mine. Definitely just nature at her finest.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2019
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White powder
By Roger D. Hermes on March 16, 2019
I haven't used it for pills or food yet because it puts out a lot of white powder from the pesto and bowl after grinding. I don't want the residue of the white powder mixed with anything else. The powder is coming off of the pesto and bowl after grinding it empty.
By Roger D. Hermes on March 16, 2019
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Reviewed in the United States on October 21, 2019
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Perfect for my needs.
By Tirra on October 21, 2019
I buy whole sale crushed kelp for my consumption and that of my dog. The kelp I buy isnt "powdered" so in its original form,it's like eating tiny crushed rocks! I bought this unit to crush my crushed kelp into powder and it works really, really well. This units morter and pestle are well shaped to each other. The bottom of the morter is slightly rough to allow for better grip/crushing of the contents, and the whole unit is built like a tank. Its attractive to boot if that matters to you. This unit isnt very large but I dont need it to be for my purpose. At the most, I crush just a teaspoon of material at a time(although you can probably crush a bit more than that in it). If you need to crush large amounts of material in every sitting then you should look for something larger.
By Tirra on October 21, 2019
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Helen
Decent purchase, small mortar and pestle
Reviewed in Canada on September 15, 2019Verified Purchase
Decent purchase, small mortar and pestle
Reviewed in Canada on September 15, 2019
Got this for spices. Smaller than i thought but not a bad thing. It is a deep bowl so that is good. Feels sturdy enough.
Reviewed in Canada on September 15, 2019
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Namo
Je recommande
Reviewed in Canada on February 9, 2021Verified Purchase
Je recommande
Reviewed in Canada on February 9, 2021
Arrivé rapidement et intact! Bien emballéReviewed in Canada on February 9, 2021
Fidèle à la description.
Bon rapport qualité prix.
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Sonya
Moreland pestal
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Irene
Just perfect
Reviewed in Canada on April 9, 2021Verified Purchase
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broken into pieces
Reviewed in Canada on March 25, 2021Verified Purchase
