Thread: Pepper grinder

Originally Posted by joelkerr

This shouldn't be a big deal if you keep the warranty information, since they offer a lifetime warranty. But I figure that if I'm going to buy a new mill anyways, I'd like to try something different. After all, if variety is the spice the of life, then what better place to start than the spice grinder, right? (please don't ban me from the forum for that terrible joke)

Keep the warranty information for my pepper grinder?

One interesting thing mentioned here is that when I was younger I could not afford most of the "lifetime" products and I used them up.

Now that I have the ability to afford these things my "lifetime" is much shorter....

Mine was a small counter top mill. Almost like a coffee mill, but smaller. I’m thinking that I may try my hand crank coffee mill, it doesn’t get used for coffee anymore. And yes I could adjust the grind.

Originally Posted by RezDog

Mine was a small counter top mill. Almost like a coffee mill, but smaller. I’m thinking that I may try my hand crank coffee mill, it doesn’t get used for coffee anymore. And yes I could adjust the grind.

Sounds like a great idea but i would clean it good before using it for a spice grinder.

You don't want the coffee to interfere with your pepper taste!

My wife uses a small coffee grinder (electric) for grinding spices. But I think a crank handle would be more to my liking for a pepper mill.
The kit i bought is stainless steel for innered and walnut wood. Now that the weather is warming up some i need to start looking at design shapes so i have something to shoot for.

Originally Posted by RezDog

Mine was a small counter top mill. Almost like a coffee mill, but smaller. I’m thinking that I may try my hand crank coffee mill, it doesn’t get used for coffee anymore. And yes I could adjust the grind.

I've been using 3 Turkish coffee mills for 30 years. Black, white and green pepper.