OTOTO New Grindula Herb Grinder - Dracula Gothic Manual Spice Grinder for Kitchen, Halloween Mini Spice Grinder, Unique Kitchen Gadgets, Goth Accessories, Spooky Goth Kitchen Gifts, Black

I have a few OTOTO products in my kitchen, and the Grindula does not dissappoint!! Not only are their kitchen tools & utensils absolutely adorable, but they work extremely well and are made of the highest quality materials! Grindula is made from what looks & feels to be a really nice, thick, high grade plastic that is able to withstand the dishwasher. It does a quick and easy job of grinding up my herbs & spices for my dinner recipes in no time! No more need for a mortar & pestle set (plus those are heavy and bulky, and take up way too much space!) with Grindula I just load him up with whatever dry herbs i want to use and only need to turn his head a few times to get the perfect size and blend.The best part about him is he takes up almost zero space, and you want to display him as much as possible so I actually keep mine out on the counter by the spice rack! He is easy to use and to clean, would make a great stocking stuffer or housewarming gift and the value for this quality product really cant be beat!

This is a cute little novelty item to have in the kitchen, especially for this time of year. It's been pretty easy to clean so far, but I've only been using dry herbs in it. The top part is the grinding section (pops on and off) and the cape serves as a storage compartment (screws on and off). The compartment for grinding is pretty small, but it works well enough. For things like rosemary, it might not work quite as well since they're pretty small and shift between the spikes instead of getting cut up. This probably works better with larger leafier herbs or if the compartment is filled more. Not sure if I'd pot something like allspice in there though since the blades are made of plastic and I'm not sure how durable they are.When I first got it, the head was really tight and difficult to remove, but after the first removal it's much easier and fits more loosely. Not sure if that's a good thing or not though. It's possible that overtime the edges that hold it in place might get worn down to the point of not locking in. This shouldn't affect the grinding functionality though.Overall, I'd say this is a nice item to have. I think in most cases it's unnecessary, and I think in most cases I'd probably just use a knife to cut the herbs, but for others this might be more convenient to use.

I was excited when I saw this because I love all things Halloween and thought it would be a fun addition to the kitchen. However, when it arrived, I was fairly disappointed in the quality. It will make a nice decoration piece, but that is about it.They have used a pretty cheap quality plastic, which makes it look and feel more like an inexpensive kids toy than a piece you will want to use in your kitchen on a regular basis. It is very awkward and fumbling to take apart and put together.Its price for Black Friday is $9.99 Which seems like a more appropriate overall price than the normal, which is twice that.

This is the cutest herb grinder. I'd been wanting one for a bit, and Grindula is the perfect addition to our kitchen.I usually manage fine with using a mortar and pestle, with the the exception of one of my faves: long pepper. Mortar and pestle leave it either too fine or too chunky. Regular pepper grinder doesn't work well on the pepper buds. Grindula to to the rescue. This little guy gets my long pepper ground just right. It won't grind herbs finely, and he's plastic, but those aren't a big deal for my needs.

I love Halloween themed items anytime of the year, which is why I decided to order this Dracula herb and spice grinder. I call him "Count Grindula", and he has been a welcome addition to my home. The product I received appears as pictured and described by the seller, I am happy to report. It is small, but works well. The grinder teeth are plastic but sharp enough to get the job done. There is a storage compartment underneath if you need a space to stash the herbs. It can be a little hard to get the herbs out from between the little teeth sometimes, but my only real complaint about this grinder is sometimes it's hard to get the top off and I have to pull hard and then the herbs go everywhere. I spill some pretty much every time I use it, it's impossible to take the top off gently and not spill some.

This is a cool little grinder as a novelty, but for everyday use it has some limitations. The biggest drawback is that when you place herbs in the grinder, you can put very little( less than a gram), and once ground, you have to unsnap the top/head and not spill the ground herb while doing it. The lower storage portion is great and has a locking top. A good camping grinder for sacred herbs, but not a good everyday grinder to me.

It works on garlic and herbs. It can be a pain to get it all out after chopping with it. Who else has a vampire garlic and herb shredder?

Very small and has to small of chambers. Plastic not metal. Makes a difference