Pepper mill?

[jfmorris]

Whew! Some of those mills are expensive! I need something like that at some point for salt and pepper, but for now will use my peppercorns that came in a jar with a grinder built into the top...

[Oak Smoke]

Jim I don’t think I’m good enough to need one of the expensive ones. Good grief I was raised on ground pepper that came out of a can. Goodness knows how old it was. Yes I like the taste of fresh ground pepper but in most of the things I cook it just won’t matter. I was looking at a Peugeot pepper grinder thats adjustable for $31.00 and I want to check on the one that has the AR platinum ratting. For 90% of what I do my 16 mesh from a bottle will work great. It’s the other 10% that needs help.

[NumbWhistle]

Much like some others on here, I have a Finamill for smaller amounts of pepper (and use other pods for sea salt and mixed peppercorns), and a blade coffee/spice grinder for larger amounts. That said, I've eyed the Pepper Cannon for a while now. It
s probably too expensive for me to justify the purchase, but I can always hope it will be gifted to me one day...

[texastweeter]

Im.a traditionalist here is the exact one I use.

Fletchers' Mill Federal Pepper Mill, Walnut Stain - 8 Inch, Adjustable Coarseness Fine to Coarse, MADE IN U.S.A. https://a.co/d/eeKnatQ

[texastweeter]

Panhead John that was a slowpitch, figured you'd hit it outta the park.

[Panhead John]

texastweeter Ok, here’s one more….
“That’s not what Amanda says”

[texastweeter]

That's more like it lol Panhead John lolol

[johnec00]

Not something you want to put on a snooty table, but reasonably priced, completely adjustable grind, works with corns, cracked, or (probably) coarse grind. Just looked, we bought in 2016.

https://www.amazon.com/OXO-Good-Grips-Lewis-Pepper/dp/B003L0OOQM/ref=sr_1_1?crid=3KVG8B8GFBZXA&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.rUoFyRiqFYRKtlfToRII5e2i08zY5c17s4SZe-UXExRj-HeJh0fROphLxNQsdZNft4EliXiAaQ1OYikEP-cucBX16chJa1mjYPiguSZsGlR_HSVa0MN1xcrDYus1Gh8-E4KGGl7XCa9z87srFRqycEgKkm5J19q_MU9smiiF9PGjrZT5pe8Euv0M7qACTlCAowj53ijFMLCgSuWZ9MzrzAlu0t52KzhAQCg8FX5psKaoAm0VSjiD2V_bLU43boJ2qxUncFDJXLbEvy-XXAMne7orKBRxbqNX8q_RQrnSupc.U1cy8jB-JlX1gmEnvRx2h0RkF4cfC3LL_sJvp2mXw7E&dib_tag=se&keywords=OXO+Good+Grips+Radial+Grinder+Pepper+Mill&qid=1728075844&s=home-garden&sprefix=oxo+good+grips+radial+grinder+pepper+mill%2Cgarden%2C128&sr=1-1

[briano52]

Oxo products are usually a good value and well designed. This Oxo grinder has a ceramic mechanism which stays cleaner than metal and is easy to adjust. Nice grinder for $14!

[Oak Smoke]

I just bought the OXO Good Grips poultry shears because they did so well in several tests.

[SheilaAnn]

I like my coffee mill for spices…. But I always thought this was cool!

https://www.eater.com/2014/4/23/6236799/watch-alton-brown-make-a-pepper-drill

[jecucolo]

I did that exact thing a few years ago when I was making BBBR to give out as Christmas gifts. Saves time but not always appreciated by the lovely and gracious wife.

[Oak Smoke]

I’m a tools that get the job done guy. That is great!

[Oak Smoke]

Ok here’s where I ended up. I bought 2 grinders. I ordered a 8 inch Peugeot and an OXO grinder. I’ll either keep both or give the one I don’t care for to one of the kids. I only have $47.00 tied up in the pair. I just want enough fine grind pepper for the task at hand so I ruled the mortar and pestle out or getting the old coffee grinder out for such a small amount. The other thing being I’d have to clean the coffee grinder after every use so when I grind spices I don’t get pepper flavor. I’ll have an opinion of them I’ll share later. Thanks to every one of you!

[bbqLuv]

Here I am gift me, gift me, 😁