I'm leaning towards the moulin right now.

mess: how are any of these options in terms of dumping pepper all over your counter? i mean when not using them. how do the moulin, pepper cannon, and magnum do at the coarse / extra-coarse settings in terms of size distribution? i don't need perfection, but i need something i don't have to sift. i already have ways to generate a shitload of coarse ground pepper very quickly (vitamix, blade-style electric coffee grinder (which is my spice grinder), etc), but i need to sift it. what i really want out of a new grinder is a way to quickly get coarse cracked pepper with not a lot of fines.

how does the magnum or pepper cannon fare in comparison?Ĭoarse grind: follow up to the distribution question.

how does the moulin compare to either? distribution: is the particle size distribution on the moulin pretty tight? at least compared to normal grinders? i assume this to be the case, but i NEED to ask this before i pay $320. speed: word on the street is the pepper cannon is faster than the magnum. Dimensions: 8 x 2.5 inches Coarseness Settings: Adjustable Materials: Ceramic Grinder, Plastic Body. also, nice ones can be even more expensive, lol. Whether you're entertaining a dinner party or just in need of an everyday kitchen companion, Le Creuset's reliable and beautifully crafted pepper mill is the winner.

this could be a good way to go, but a nice manual grinder doesn't seem that much cheaper than the pepper cannon or moulin.

some kind of crank-job manual coffee grinder.

anyone have a magnum plus? is the output faster, or is it mostly about greater storage capacity?.I've only ever used crappy pepper grinders, and now i want a good one.

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