AdHoc: German-designed spice mills, oil pourers and coffee tools
AdHoc has designed salt and pepper mills and kitchen tools in Germany since 1995. Its mills, pourers and frothers started from $14.95 to $34.95 when we checked.
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AdHoc is a German kitchen design brand founded in 1995, best known for its salt, pepper and spice mills. Its products lean on design as much as function, and the brand says it has won dozens of awards for them over almost 30 years. Many of its mills use AdHoc's own CeraCut ceramic grinder. The US shop is run by DK Household Brands in Holly Springs, North Carolina, and ships within the US.
It suits cooks who want a mill or a pourer that looks good left out on the worktop, and anyone hunting for a well-made kitchen gift under $40. Alongside the mills there are storage jars, coffee and tea tools, and a new set of matcha accessories.
What's worth a look
Six everyday kitchen pieces from the homepage, all at their normal prices when we checked.
Minimill salt and pepper millA small salt and pepper mill, the cheapest in range.$14.95View at AdHoc
Voyage mini chilli and spice cutterA small cutter for chillies and whole spices.$29.95View at AdHoc
AromaPour Oil & Vinegar DispenserAn oil or vinegar pourer in grey or clear.from $29.95View at AdHoc
PureJar storage canA storage can for coffee, tea or dry food.from $19.95View at AdHoc
Impact pour over coffee makerA pour-over coffee maker for one or two cups.from $34.95View at AdHoc
Moro rechargeable electric milk and sauce frotherA rechargeable frother for milk and sauces.$29.95View at AdHoc
The Minimill is the cheapest way into the range at $14.95, a compact salt and pepper mill. For chillies and whole spices, the Voyage mini cutter is $29.95. The AromaPour dispenser, from $29.95 in grey or clear, is for oil and vinegar, and there's a version with a matching tray if you want a pair.
Coffee drinkers can look at the Impact pour-over maker and the Moro frother, which is rechargeable and can also whisk sauces. The PureJar storage can, from $19.95, keeps coffee, tea or dry goods.
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We have no live code for AdHoc right now. When we checked, the homepage prices were the normal ones, with no items marked down, so any codes or seasonal sales we find will show in the box on this page.
How to save more
- Choose your shipping country first. The site asks where you're ordering from, and it can only ship to addresses in the country you pick.
- Buy matching pieces together. The AromaPour comes as a single dispenser or as a set with a tray, which saves picking up a second one later.
- Check the Minimill before the bigger mills. At $14.95 it's well under half the price of the wooden mills.
Products, prices and offers checked on the store's own website on 7 Nov 2026. Prices and stock can change.
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