I am fed up buying cheap Salt and Pepper Grinders that wear out quickly or leak their product over the table/cupboard, and was wondering what the STW collective thought was the best to buy.
I would prefer something modern looking (like a Joseph Joseph), and my budget is £50 the pair.
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Which Salt and Pepper Grinder?
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Posted 9 months ago #
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£50 the pair.
you could buy a bike for that!
Posted 9 months ago # -
Willams Bound Pepart personally.
Posted 9 months ago # -
Peugeot mills - by far the best I have ever used. adjustable coarseness, well made.
Posted 9 months ago # -
Willams Bound - seconded.
Simple, standard shapes for us. Gloss black for Sammy Salt. Gloss red for Percy Pepper
Adjustable for fine / med / coarse grind.
Ours have been fine for the last 5 years.Posted 9 months ago # -
I've been using Electric ones for the last 2 years but recently thought I'd go back to Hand Grind, just for effect though, the Electric ones have been faultless though the batteries need replacing once every 4mths or so.
Posted 9 months ago # -
Zassenhaus are really good, have a 25 year guarantee and an adjustable ceramic mechanism. Within your budget as well if you get them off the web.
Posted 9 months ago # -
pretty much anything from WMF with ceramic grinder.
bought some for the old man (same complaint as OP) and he's still happy with them six years later.
the GF and i now have some, too. as do lots of her friends.
we're in germany, remember, and here they love robust quality.
http://www.wmf.com/wmf-for-at-home/search_616.html?sid=431B216B-BC9D-49C3-8EE1-592FA3ABC073
Posted 9 months ago # -
Anything with the crush grind mechanism FTW. You will still get excess ground S&P sticking to the underside and then falling off, but the mechanism works sooooooo well. I never thought I'd get enthusiastic about a grinder until I bought these.
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http://www.ikea.com/gb/en/catalog/products/10152875
Who needs to spend £50 when you can get one of these. The mill is a the top so doesn't leave anything anywhere. Ceramic grinding bits and fully adjustable.
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pestle and mortar. last forever.
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+1 for ikea, they are brilliant, adjustable and last years! Really easy to dismantle and clean too. not posh though.
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Another +1 for ikea. They are fantastic. Had two of them for salt and pepper for about 5 years and they're not wearing out. £6 each? Bargain.
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I've been using Electric ones for the last 2 years but recently thought I'd go back to Hand Grind, just for effect though
Living the dream.....
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I have these:
Iittala salt & peppe mill set.
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I am liking those Iittala mills, do they have adjustable coarseness?
Posted 9 months ago # -
This one seems apt in the present climate..
Cole and Mason Baseball bat grinder
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Been using thes from Lakeland for years
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Another +1 for Ikea - very adjustable and i've had mine (slightly different version to the pictured one, but looks the same mechanism) for 5 years.
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