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Question: Are these electric or manual? If electric, are they battery or chargeable?
Document: I can't tell you how many salt and pepper grinders I've used and dumped. Manual and electric powered,fancy or plain, expensive and in expensive, name it and I've used them all. These are the best and HELLOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO they sit upright no pepper or salt "droppings" all over the place.
I bought these about 6 months ago and have been very pleased. I'd already tossed a couple of electric sets where you pushed a button to start the grinder. They looked pretty but eventually had major problems. These are manual - but work great! I really like how easily you can adjust from a fine grind to a chunky one. I bought these thinking I'd use them in the kitchen for cooking but they end up on the table for meals just as often. I may need to be an extra set.
We searched through what must have been 100 different grinders after our old pepper mill broke. Most were either too traditional looking for our tastes, had useless features (battery powered? seriously? ), or had the right look but cost $300 (again, seriously?). OXO was just right.
We thoroughly enjoy this set. Well designed, allowing you to choose the grind you prefer. Also like it that it leaves no mess from being seated since you turn it over so that the grind side is not on the table. We replaced the electric set that kept breaking down with this and have been delighted.
My husband appreciates fresh ground pepper. We have had pepper grinders before, manual ones. Arthritis makes it difficult to use that type. This was a fantastic deal, it took some reading and placing batteries, but now the push of a button and PRESTO fresh ground pepper. Because there were two of them, we gave a gift.
We have gone through a multitude of salt and pepper mills from push button to electric. These new mills were a hit at Christmas dinner. Everyone commented on them...loved the fact that you can adjust the grind...most asked for them for their next Christmas gift. We'll see how they hold up...so far so good.
I paid $40 for my set of these grinders and was a little hesitant to do this without first seeing them in action. I still think they are a bit pricy but they will last a lifetime. I have had several different grinders over the years. Battery operated ones are pure junk for the most part and chew up lots of batteries. These grinders are perfect. I still think they are overpriced but that is long forgotten when you use them every day.
Ended-up getting these at BB&B, they were the same price as Amazon (unfortunately). Been using them day-to-day as I cook and they are fantastic; smooth, solid, dependable and accurate. I went looking for knew manual grinders because the plastic Costco grinders that come attached to the whole pepper and sea salt keep cracking (they are 'free' tho).
There's nothing like freshly-ground pepper. Most mills are terrible for my arthritic hands, and the battery-operated ones are not only heavy but not earth-friendly.I purchased one for salt as well. Though not a fan of salty taste, the ability to coarsely grind it as a finishing touch is brilliant.As far as design, I've never had problems with the grinders. Over the years I've come to exclusively purchase OXO products.
Ive been using pepper/salt grinders for a long time instead of the pregrounds. I was only buying the battery operated ones but I would be feeding those grinders battery candy. And besides those grinders would not hold much. Went to the mechanical, but the cheaper ones. With all the money spent, I should of spent the money on a better set. This set looks and feels durable. And these grinders should take my daily abuse.
Answer: Manual