CrushGrind

CrushGrind is a Danish brand renowned for its award-winning grinders and high-quality kitchen tools. Built on innovative design and sustainable materials, CrushGrind has revolutionised spice grinding since 1994. At HWL, you’ll find a selection of CrushGrind’s ceramic grinders, grinder sets and Viking Knives. The CrushGrind Viking Knives series combines ancient Nordic strength with modern functionality – inspired by authentic Viking blades and crafted from premium materials, designed for both kitchen and outdoor cooking adventures.

CrushGrind – Danish innovation, design and timeless quality

CrushGrind represents the best of Danish design heritage and craftsmanship. Founded by Ken Muff Lassen, the brand set out to unite modern technology with everyday functionality. The result was the groundbreaking ceramic grinder mechanism, now used in more than 80 million grinders worldwide. CrushGrind is more than just kitchenware – it’s a symbol of quality, innovation and Scandinavian design.

Highlights

• Danish-designed grinder mechanism of world-class quality
• Suitable for pepper, salt, spices and herbs
• Durable construction and easily adjustable grind settings
• FSC®-certified and sustainably sourced materials
• Elegant design focused on function and long-lasting quality
  
  

High-quality grinders with innovative technology

CrushGrind is known for its unique ceramic grinding mechanism, which is both stronger and more durable than traditional steel grinders. It can be easily adjusted from coarse to fine and efficiently grinds everything from pepper and salt to dried herbs and seeds. The ceramic build ensures that the grinder will not rust and that the flavours of your spices are perfectly preserved. CrushGrind products are designed for daily use in both home and professional kitchens.

CrushGrind Viking Knives – strength and tradition

The CrushGrind Viking Knives collection is a range of meticulously crafted blades that embody the spirit of the ancient Nordic warriors while delivering exceptional performance in both the kitchen and the outdoors. Inspired by Viking knife designs, these tools blend heritage craftsmanship with contemporary precision.

The blade shapes are based on archaeological finds from the Viking Age but refined to meet modern cooking needs. Each knife reflects the strength and raw aesthetic of the Vikings’ tools, combined with modern balance and functionality. The result is a collection of sharp, well-balanced knives that unite the power of the past with the precision of today.

The handles are made from solid wood, offering a firm and secure grip that gives you confidence whether you’re working in a professional kitchen or cooking over an open fire. While the design pays tribute to Viking craftsmanship, CrushGrind® focuses on modern ergonomics, perfect balance and exceptional material quality.

The vision behind CrushGrind Viking Knives is to create more than just a knife – it’s about connecting the user with the heritage of the Vikings. Each knife serves as a reminder of how ancient wisdom and modern innovation can come together in a beautiful, functional and timeless tool. The series blends Scandinavian craftsmanship, historic strength and modern design in perfect harmony.

FAQ

What can CrushGrind grinders be used for?
CrushGrind’s ceramic mechanism is suitable for pepper, salt, dried herbs and most whole spices.

How do I adjust the grind setting?
Turn the adjustment wheel clockwise for a finer grind and anticlockwise for a coarser result – simple and precise.

How do I clean my CrushGrind grinder?
Clean it using coarse salt, a stiff brush or warm water (allow to dry for at least 24 hours). Regular cleaning ensures optimal performance.

Are CrushGrind products sustainable?
Yes. Many products are made from FSC®-certified wood or bio-composite materials, developed with a focus on responsible design and sustainability.

What makes CrushGrind knives special?
The Viking Knives series combines classic Nordic design with modern technology and razor-sharp blades – inspired by the strength and craftsmanship of the Vikings.