Can you use pepper in both of them?
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Yes. We are using ours for pepper and it works great. Since it has ceramic cutters, it is also good for salt which will corrode metal cutters.
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Also, 2 came with mine but reading over this listing again I'm not sure they are still offering 2 so you might need to order 2
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Hello Gaby, Yes as far as I can tell. I didn't see that they were labeled differently so either yes or I got lucky picking the correct one. :)
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Hello Gaby,The listing is for one mill and it will work with salt, pepper or any similar whole spice. It appears Amazon has been shipping some people two mills for the price of one by mistake. Best Regards,Eparé Team
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Yes you can. I had not tried it until you asked. But my husband likes his pepper a bit chunky, so I looked on line and they suggest unscrewing the top and pulling the 'lid' up a bit to open the space in the grinding mechanism. This allows bigger chunks to fall through. It worked! Thanks for asking as I now know how to do it.
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Yes, you can use salt but not stone salt or wet sea salt. All of their pepper mills are compatible with salt.
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You can do it however you want, but the 16 hole one is for salt. That's always the standard set up...less holes for pepper.
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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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No, You need at least a 10 gallon one. 7 gallon is better for green peppers.
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Yes you can. I use a Pampered Chef salt and pepper grinder and have no problems at all.
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I think so.We use restaurant grade coarse black pepper which is not a fine grade and it works great. I use a huge amount of black pepper on food and this large container is awesome.
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The resulting ground pepper can be adjusted as coarse or as fine as you want. If your goal with specialty peppercorns is to have the small peppercorns ground as well as the larger ones, then you may want to set it to a finer grind. Either way, the grinding blades will definitely catch both peppercorns.
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I just looked at the top of mine. I think too much pepper would come out. When you put confectioner's sugar in it, it produces a thin layer of sugar in a couple of shakes.
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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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I don't know, but by looking at it, I don't see why not, as long as the spices are as small as the pepper. I agree with the others. Would not chance on bigger sizes.
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No, and pepper doesn't work well in them. It does work, but not as we'll as salt.
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You may use the bottles that the spices come in. If you use the small spice bottles, two will fit in one tray. You can mix and mix sizes in each tray.
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Yes you can .I have instructions for a pepper plant I bought that says the following: For faster nutrient uptake, dilute Espoma organic garden tone plant food with water, then water your plants with that mixture.
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The pepper I buy has a shaker opening on one side of the cap and a pouring opening on the other. If yours doesn't, use the smallest of the standard set of kitchen funnels to "widen" the opening you're pouring into. In dire circumstances when you have no small funnels, make an open ended cone out of foil to act as a funnel.
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Greetings. Separate the body from the bottom and add peppercorns. Works great. You also can adjust the grind.