Can both ends be used to grind pepper (IE: Can I load 1 side with Black Peppercorn, and the other side with White Peppercorn?)
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Haven't tried it. One side is marked with a P and the other is marked with an S but if it will grind sea salt it should grind pepper
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yes you can. You will love this grinder and if you're not completely satisfied we offer a 100% money back guarentee.
516602
Absolutely!! As far as it goes that I can tell, This mechanical devise has been so nice for me that is, that you could use it for a number of different herbs or different salts, peppercorns, etc... I have a variety in mine presently. And on the opposite end have a Part Himalayan Salt Part Hawaiian Black Salt Combo!! It is Definitely your preference as long as you stick to the guidelines on not over tightening for the size of how fine you want it to grind. Which I have had no problem with mind the way it came...
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Both the salt and pepper are adjustable from a coarse grind to very fine. I use Himilayan salt and regular peppercorns. I have both sides adjusted to a somewhat coarse grind because I like to taste the seasonings and not have them just disappear on the food. Hope this helps.
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I don't see why not. They appear identical from the outside. Only difference I see is that one of them has pepper in it.
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Don't know , haven't figured that one out myself , can't twist the bottom , even used plyiers but i still like it , I would like to have my pepper more coarse so if anyone knows please share.
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Without a problem. I use it to grind all of my spices, even hard to grind seeds like flax seed and chia seeds. It really handles everything I have put in it- including peppercorns!
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I have only used it for pepper, but Yes, you can set the grind to quite fine.
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Turn it one way to grind pepper and the other to grind salt. You have to remember to remove the bottom or you just get salt and pepper in it. It makes loading S&P; easier, but is a pain when using the mill.
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To answer your first question, yes you can use both sides. As for your second question, no. The cutting board has a drip well on one side only. I use the side with the drip well for cutting meats and the other side of the board for cutting vegatables, fruit, bread, rolling dough, etc. I hope this answers your questions.
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They look the same. I will tell you that the pepper doesn't grind as well as the salt. I think if's a function of the difference between the salt crystal, very hard and dense and the peppercorn, which somewhat hollow. I don't know if the 2 mills are interchangeable but I think the odds are pretty good that they are. C
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You have to be careful not to set it too coarse or you will ruin the wheel. I suggest you crush a heavy coarse pepper separately.
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SKU 90603 is for peppercorn. It has a carbon steel grinder, while SKU 90604 is for salt crystal. That unit has a ceramic grinder which prevents it from rusting due to more moisture for the salt. However, you can also use the SKU 90604 for peppercorn though it may not grind as well as the carbon steel. Exact dimensions to each other. Note: these new LED light versions are much better overall in quality and have a stronger motor than before so you can pretty much disregard all negative comments from December 2012 and before.
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I guess you could, although the salt grinder is for grinding salt, so it might grind the pepper different. Actually, I would stick to having one pepper and one salt in the same container.
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Julie: Just pull the top silver piece straight off and fill. Be careful as today I filled my pepper grinder and I pulled the top rather firmly and some peppercorns flew when the top came off. My fault as I was in a bit of a hurry. Hope you enjoy the grinder. Do you have both the salt and pepper ones? I have both. Had to order from two different vendors, but love them both. They are well worth the money spent. Enjoy!
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Yes. Both sides don't need dough on them. I've cooked a single load many times and it's worked great!
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I think it would probably grind "ROCKS". However, please don't try that one!! This is certainly sturdy enough to grind peppercorns. I can just smell the fragrance of sweet peppercorns in the air...I need to go cook now. Have a great day!
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Yes, if you flip the grinder over, there's a brass screw that allows you to adjust the grind. We have our set for a pretty fine grind for black pepper, but it could go even finer.
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I use the Celtic Sea salt which I bought thru Amazon & I use the tri-peppercorns which I buy at World Market. I'm sure you could order it thru Amazon as well. I love this salt/peppercorn grinder & I have tried many thru the years...