EDGING COOKWARE 6-Inch Granite Mortar & Pestle, Perfect For Spices, Seasonings, Pastes, Pestos and Guacamole, 2 Cup Capacity

EDGING COOKWARE 6-Inch Granite Mortar & Pestle, Perfect For Spices, Seasonings, Pastes, Pestos and Guacamole, 2 Cup Capacity

$ 29.99

Score By Feature

Based on 27 ratings

Easy to clean

9.80

Sturdiness

9.50

Giftable

9.70

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Product Description

To grind grains, spices, and herbs, as well as make salsa, avocado sauce, and Pico de Gallo, use a real, hands-on granite tool.

The polished granite pestle and mortar, as well as the thick wall and base, are both heavy and practical. 2 large-capacity cups will suffice for all of your needs. To ensure a stable use on the table, the table is heavily weighted.

2 cup capacity multi-purpose: can be used for a variety of tasks, including crushing peppers and tender herbs, as well as making garlic sauce, salsa, and avocado sauce, as well as sauces, recipes, and more!

Simple to clean: soak the pestle and molar teeth in warm water until they are completely clean, leaving no odor. It is made of natural granite, so please clean it and remove any granite powder before using it for the first time.

Well-packaged: The pestle and mortar will arrive in perfect condition thanks to ample padding inside the box.

Selected User Reviews For EDGING COOKWARE 6-Inch Granite Mortar & Pestle, Perfect For Spices, Seasonings, Pastes, Pestos and Guacamole, 2 Cup Capacity

Perfect!

5/5

On every level, I am very pleased with this item!.

Caden Parsons

| Apr 02, 2021

Heavy-duty construction

5/5

This is a fantastic piece that is well-designed, functional, and durable. It should be able to last for a very long time.

Bruce Kelly

| Jun 12, 2021

hefty, substantial, and sturdily constructed

5/5

This was my second-best score. It's already seasoned by hand, so it's ready to eat. It's simple to clean and looks attractive on the counter. For grains and spices, it's ideal. Guacamole is possible, but the avocado tends to slide around too much on the surface for me. I haven't tried the pesto yet, but I don't see any problems, and overall, I'm pleased.