On Tue, 30 Oct 2018 15:08:20 -0400, wrote:

>On Tue, 30 Oct 2018 08:31:58 -0600, U.S. Janet B. >
>wrote:
>
>>On Tue, 30 Oct 2018 08:48:31 -0400, wrote:
>>
>>>My old Penseys pepper mill died so I phoned and they said it was
>>>gauranteed for life and they would replace it with their new model
>>>with metal parts instead of the old style with plastic parts. It
>>>arrived within a week and looks gorgeous, very attractive wood. But
>>>alas, the mechanism is awful, difficult to turn and at its finast
>>>setting spits out chunks of pepper... there is no fine grind, the old
>>>plastic one was much better before it died (plastic rotted away).
>>>
>>>So I decided to look for something else and checked Amazon... they
>>>carry too many pepper mills, was difficult to choose but finally I
>>>decided on this $12 OXO:
>>>https://www.amazon.com/OXO-Good-Grip...ds=pepper+mill
>>>It arrived in two days, I filled it with peppercorns and gave it a
>>>test drive... PERFECTO! Grinding is silky smooth and will easily
>>>adjust from coarse to super fine. It's all plastic but the grinding
>>>burrs are ceramic so should last forever. It's very easy to fill,
>>>holds a substantial quantity of peppercorns, and allows you to see
>>>when it needs refilling. I was very pleasantly suprised at such a
>>>fine product at such a low price.
>>
>>this is the absolute best
>>https://www.amazon.com/Kuhn-Rikon-Va...der+kuhn+rikon
>>
>>You can get a better deal on price at QVC, 2/$24.30
>>I've been using mine for 15? years.
>>It has a wide adjustment range. Easy to fill, easy to hold, easy to
>>grind, easy to clean.
>>They are called 'spice grinders,' because they do more than
>>peppercorns
>>I've tried the ones Sheldon recommended and they just didn't adjust
>>and I paid too much for the darn thing.
>>Janet US
>
>Yours received many poor reviews and only a handful of people bought
>it. Mainly what drew me to the OXO was its crank handle, it'll grind
>a lot of pepper very quickly and effortlessly. Over 2,000 people
>bought it and hardly anyone didn't like it and of those that
>complained it was about the most ignorant reason... naturally the fill
>door can pop open if it's not held with ones hand over it, says so in
>the accompanying literature.
>Btw, Penzeys new replacement doesn't have the crank handle like their
>old one... pepper mills that require twisting a knob are a PIA, unless
>yoose enjoy the sexual simulation.
>Also, if the pepper mill you chose is so wonderful why didn't you post
>about earlier, why did you take the opportunity to knock the one I
>posted about, and then claim you had already bought the same one and
>didn't like it... anyone can make up a story after the fact while
>boasting about something they don't have, Janet B. Smith.... exactly
>like most RFCers, who constantly Tell about all the food they prepare
>and everything else in their life but never Show any thing... they are
>the Pinochios who failed 1st grade "Show N' Tell".
>OXO, Penzey's New, Old Svedish:
>https://postimg.cc/jwbXYtQj

Unlike you, I have other things to do with my life than read rfc. I
posted when I saw it. Don't tell me I have to go and take a picture
of the pepper mill you recommended to prove to you I have one. You
know I have a lot of photos of things that I have cooked, baked,
grown. I have more imagination than to cook 2 dozen eggs and 20
pounds of potatoes in a fry pan to make dinner for 2 days.