OT Battery powered salt and pepper shakers

Lit

I came home yesterday and these were sitting at my door. My fiancee noticed how much I hate grinding pepper for 10 minutes on larger cooks so she got me some battery powered grinders. Seem to work pretty good so far.

Spring Hen

Great gift....do you have a website for them?

walrusegger

zip lock...peppercorns...hammer!

But your gizmo looks pretty cool!

:laugh:

Lit

http://www.amazon.com/Trudeau-Elite-Graviti-Pepper-Black/dp/B000NV7M98/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1308085345&sr=8-1

They are pretty cool. There's no power button they turn on automatically when you turn them upside down. They also have pretty good reviews on amazon.

Little Steven

Lit,

Just in time for father's day. My in-laws have them and they work great. Don't knock them over in the cupboard or you will be sneezing

Steve

Grandpas Grub

Love mine too. I use it a lot more than I ever though I would. Richard FL had a pepper corn mix that was fantastic.

I have a french brand I got from Bed Bath & Beyond. It looks like yours will hold more volume and is a whole lot less expensive. Cuisinart has a combo S&P w/rechargeable base.

For those interested go to amazon and search electric pepper mill.

 

PhilsGrill

That's the same one I have. Going on three years and works just fine.

Lit

There was one I was looking at in William Sonoma that was $200 for the set. They looked really nice but way outta my price range.

LoisLane

I have a Trudeau brand also- just got it in the past month. I love the old fashioned wood hand twist pepper grinder, but that is a PITA when you need large quantities of fresh ground pepper for recipes.

Mine happens to be stainless and the "push button" (not gravity) version, but got it at the same place (Amazon). Hubby loves using it even for his dinner plate- more fun that the crank kind I guess. :laugh:

Botch

Bah.

Grandpas Grub

 
My son and D-I-L have that set. It's great but I choked when I saw the price.

 

Grandpas Grub

 
:woohoo: :woohoo: :laugh: :laugh: :laugh: bring on the pepper corns.