Bazaar Anatolia
If you are looking for a compact, affordable spice grinder, the Bazaar Anatolia Turkish Grinder is a stylish option.At 4.2 inches tall and 1.9 inches in diameter, the Bazaar Anatolia Turkish Grinder is the smallest grinder in our guide, and it is also the only option made entirely of metal. It is designed to handle spices like rice, sumac, cumin, mustard, cardamom, salt, coriander, and pepper. But, this grinder does not do well with wet items or big seeds, including corn or nutmeg.
You feed the spices through a small door on top of the grinder, turn the crank, and the spice grounds collect in the bottom bowl. Or, you can remove the bowl and add the seasoning directly to your meal.
Because of its petite size, it may be difficult to load because the door on top is rather small. The small size is a plus, however, if you're grinding your spices fresh each time you cook — which you should be. You can grind exactly what you need instead of having to grind a larger batch as you might have to with electric grinders.
Pros: Stylish design, inexpensive, durable
Cons: Small capacity, sensitive to water, cannot adjust grind size