Chef'n Pepper Ball, Clear Review

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(More customer reviews)It may be good for people with weak hands...as long as they don't really want a lot of pepper. I found the amount of pepper ground per squeeze minimal. My hand gets tired before I get an amount ground equivalent to two twists on a $2.59 self-contained pepper with disposable mill from the condiments section of any grocery store. Half of the pepper stays in the ball to fill the grinder teeth and further reduce the output.
Although advertised as a one hand pepper mill, it is best used as a two handed device. The squeezing action tends to broadcast the ground pepper over a wide area. If you wish to concentrate in a bowl or on a food item, one hand has to steady it over your target.
Refill is a challenge and equivalent time is spent picking up pepper corns that bounce off the small, almost perfectly hidden fill slot.
Again style overrides functionality.


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FROM THE MANUFACTURERA true original. The revolutionary design of the PepperBall® puts you in total control of your pepper experience. Choose from five levels of coarseness and season away with this one-handed grinding wonder. ? Adjustable grind mechanism? Ergonomic handle? Sturdy construction? Precision zinc rasp? Filled with fresh peppercorns

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OXO Good Grips Pepper Grinder Review

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(More customer reviews)First, THIS IS A PERFECT PEPPER GRINDER. It has the easiest loading area I have ever seen. It has coarse to fine settings which always come out uniform. It is pretty affordable and it looks good.
Second, when I tried out a slew of pepper grinders, it came down to two major and three minor qualities.
Major:
1. The pepper grinder MUST have adjustable settings, from coarse to fine, and the pepper must come out uniformly. If a pepper grinder can't do this, it does not matter how cheap it is or how cool it looks.
2. The pepper grinder MUST be easy to refill. This is almost as important as #1, and just about as much of a deal-breaker if its poorly designed. Some of the grinders have the most asinine, tiny, and poorly designed holes you could ever imagine.
Minor:
1. It should be affordable. Anything less than $10 and more than $30 should be looked at closely. Under 10 and it just can't possibly be that good, and over 30 means its most likely overpriced. These aren't hard and fast rules, but something to consider.
2. It should be elegant or stylish. I've always preferred something in the silver/black area that tends to go with a variety of kitchen or home decors and just look nice on the table.
3. It is helpful if it faces upward, to keep grinds off the table. This is pretty common nowadays and isn't as hard to find as used to be the case.

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Handsome as well as functional, the Oxo Good Grips Pepper Grinder goes from kitchen to dining room with ease. Designed with stainless-steel accents and a clear acrylic body, the grinder has a soft, nonslip grip for comfortable grinding and comes filled with whole peppercorns. Its non-corrosive ceramic grinder won't absorb flavors or odors and is positioned at the top so as not to leave a mess on the counter or table. The grinder easily adjusts from fine to coarse grind and rests flat when upside down for easy refilling. It has a 4-3/4-ounce capacity.

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