Need help from a chef or wannabe like me, pepper grinder

[Alan]

I'm ready to toss my third pepper grinder, they work great for a few weeks and then I hardly get anything from them. I love the taste of fresh ground pepper but seems sooner or later I have to reach for the pepper shaker. As I said, the pepper grinder works great for a few weeks and then I can hardly get any pepper from it. I have tried cleaning them and dismantling them as much as I can and clean them, but I'm ready to toss my third one. Any help on a good one that doesn't break the bank or any tips that I'm missing on cleaning or adjusting them. Is there a good affordable one out there?

 

[Aaron]

Only tip I have is to keep them nearly full to grind best. Other than that, are you sure you aren't using it upside down?

 

[M-5]

buy the peppercorns with the grinder made onto jar. Quit trying to be high faluten .

 

[Alan]

Only tip I have is to keep them nearly full to grind best. Other than that, are you sure you aren't using it upside down?

Thanks I didn't think about filling it up all the way it makes sense. I did draw an arrow on the grinder to show me up, but now I thinking the arrow may be upside down. :lol:

 

[Alan]

buy the peppercorns with the grinder made onto jar. Quit trying to be high faluten .

Anything to help me be a better crook!

Ahh, I mean cook....really that's what I meant...really

 

[skyhightree1]

simple cheap solutions - peppercorns in a kitchen towel meat tenderizer mallet wrap the peppercorns up give them a good whack ... Good as grinding the pepper... or put them in a coffee grinder... coming straight from the kitchen of chef boy are me

 

[Alan]

coming straight from the kitchen of chef boy are me

:lol: :lol: :lol: thanks I think I have it figured out, from the kitchen of chef boy are me ....wannabe!

 

[slick4591]

I've had a battery operated Peugeot that has lasted for years. Only the battery has let me down.

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