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Customer Reviews of Magnum Peppermill - 6-Inch
Customer Rating:  Summary: GREAT GADGET Comment: Love this little Pepper mill. Some people have written that the peppers fall out of the opening, but, if you place your one hand under the opening when turning then you don't have that problem. Highly recommend this!!!! Nothing like fresh pepper. The little tray to place the unit in is a nice touch. Customer Rating: Summary: What a little Gem Comment: Just received this little Gem. It looks really nice and the size is prefect. Like that it holds a lot of peppercorns. The little serving tray is a nice touch. Highly recommend this. Customer Rating: Summary: Don't let the look fool you! Comment: Don't let this simple looks of this pepper mill fool you. It is by far the best pepper mill I've ever used! I've bought many pepper mills including a Peugeot, always looking for a better one. This one is the last one I'll ever buy (OK, maybe I'll buy a couple more like it for other kinds of pepper) because it's so good. The grind is easily adjustable from very fine to very coarse (how I like it) and it holds a large quantity of peppercorns. The output is also remarkable you get more ground pepper in one turn of this mill than in 3-4 of others. Filling is also very simple and quick. Every one who uses a pepper mill should have one of these! Customer Rating: Summary: Pepper Mill Comment: This pepper mill is the best one that I have used. It grinds pepper from the first movement of the head. Customer Rating: Summary: the BEST - worth the high price Comment: I read about this mill in Cook's Illustrated or someplace, and despite my frugality and cheapness, I decided to treat myself to it. Three years later, I am very impressed by this mill's powerfulness: Very ergonomic, and you don't have to exert yourself too much to make it work. Very easy to fill - the easiest one to fill. (I will NEVER go back to the traditional mill!) In a few years, there will be made in China imitations of this one (made in Italy). Black plastic does not look plasticky, rather, looks modern, hefty and elegant, and easy to wipe clean. Again, I think if you wait a few years, there will be a cheaper, good-enough imitation to buy, and you will save money. But I doubt that the knock offs will have the heft, the workmanship, and the beauty of this one. Believe me, I looked for a copycat, but this mill is pretty special! More Reviews The unicorn Magnum is a very fast grinding, easy loading peppermill with an exceptional range of grind sizes. The storage chamber holds over 50 grams of peppercorns, and a serving tray is included to help contain pepper dust. 6" high 
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