Review on FinaMill Operated Quick Change Stackable Chef_Gray by Chad Carter

Hand grinders for salt and pepper have been with us for a long time and while they worked well they came in handy when one needed to add a significant amount of seasoning to meat, fish etc. So I started searching for Push-Button Mills and read There were many positive and negative reviews about them until I stumbled upon this one. Videos and reviews made it look like usability and interchangeability. So as a birthday surprise I gave my wife this set (chopper with two white pads, one yellow/professional pad and one tray). When I opened it I saw what it is and why I need another device that I didn't ask for. So I put in the batteries (3 x AA) which is a quick twist of the knob/lid, filled each of the white boxes with salt and pepper, then placed it on the tray and showed her how to press to load and unload the batteries. Pods. After four weeks of repeated daily use for cooking and at the dinner table, there's no going back to a manual coffee grinder. Coarseness adjustment is accomplished with a simple clockwise/counter-clockwise twist at the bottom of the pod. We haven't had to refill the pods yet as they hold about a cupful of spice. Предположительно существует перезаряжаемая версия этой кофемолки, но я не могу найти ее в Интернете, хотя, оглядываясь назад, я думаю, что вариант с батарейным питанием был правильным выбором, так как мне нужно было бы хранить еще одно зарядное устройство, и мне не пришлось заменять Charger. batteries yet. The tray keeps everything tidy as it contains small grains of spice. Get the full set as buying each piece individually costs a little more.