Pepper grinder recommendations?

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d000hg replied

7 May 2013, 19:20
If you squirrel away the little sachets you get in cafes, you won't need a poncey grinder at all.
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norrahe replied

7 May 2013, 18:51
I've had a wooden one for the last 15 years,still going strong, made by Spong, another good brand is Peugeot.
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bobspud replied

7 May 2013, 18:33
anything made by this brand!

http://www.debenhams.com/webapp/wcs/...9966394MPOO_-1

We have destroyed just about everything else you can get however our T&G have been working for 2 years and there is an added bonus that you get the ginding teeth replaced free of charge when they run out

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flambo replied

7 May 2013, 17:57
Pepper grinder recommendations?

With anything you use often - duvet, actual bed, TV, sofa, kitchen pans etc then go for the best you get your mits on. Money no object. Live the grinding dream.
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Cliphead replied

7 May 2013, 17:57
Tesco rainbow peppercorn grinder, when it's empty chuck it away and buy another one.

Best flavoured pepper combo but perhaps not for the table if having guests.
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OwlHoot replied

7 May 2013, 17:45
The marble/stone ones are too slippery to use easily if they or your hands are the slightest bit damp or greasy.
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Lockhouse started a topic Pepper grinder recommendations?

7 May 2013, 17:13
Pepper grinder recommendations?

I thought I'd ask the assembled gourmets - where can I get a really decent pepper grinder?

Are we talking Cole & Mason, or is there an alternative? All the ones I buy do get properly used and end up going blunt or falling to bits after about six months. I only use them for grinding pepper, before you ask.
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