On 25 Nov 2004 17:19:30 GMT, (PENMART01) wrote:

>> "qazzi" writes:
>>
>>I've been wanting a real pepper grinder, one that is solid in the hand and
>>lets you adjust the grind, for years. I've been lusting for a grinder from
>>Penzeys since I saw them years ago but since I had an el-cheapo pepper
>>grinder that was ok, not great mind but ok, I couldn't really justify
>>spending $30 on a grinder and whatever the heck it's going to cost to ship
>>it here to Canada. sigh
>>
>>However! My old grinder is now on its last legs. YAY!!
>><happy dance!>
>>I took the plunge this morning and ordered one of the fancy-schmancy pepper
>>grinders from Penzeys for myself for Chrismas.
>
>The big brass pepper mill from Chef's Catalog is a thousand times better.
>
>http://tinyurl.com/55q4e
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I use a stone mortor and pedstle(sp?) I picked upat an SCA event in
PA. I like it because I can grind spices any way I like from crunchy
to powder. Besides, like my half-pound meat mallet it works off a lot
of stress. It only costme $10 US.
regards Dark Skies