Peugeot Elis Sense U Select Pepper Review

I'm sending my windmill back because after putting batteries and pepper in it just wasn't able to put it back together. A few hours later, after ordering again, I finally noticed that the badges on the top of the windmill were upside down. The picture of the lock must match the lock on the bottom - lock-lock=assembled parts, lock-open=open. Instead, you have to match the Peugeot lion with the locks underneath. It closes so easily. I think it arrived with the appropriate locks (locked to locked)

Having several Peugeot pepper mills that have lasted for decades I needed another one and decided to go with an electric version. I was pleasantly surprised at the ease of use after daily use multiple times a day. You need to follow the assembly instructions carefully and meticulously, and there are these 2 tabs that need to be gently pulled out after the batteries are in place. It's a little tricky to set up, but the results are worth any investment of time. The coffee grinder has a very nice…

Due to weak details critical to design, this item was purchased after researching options recommended for seniors who may have difficulty using traditional spice grinders required arm strength/rotation. What we like is that the battery life is smooth, the roughness setting works great, and the light is a nice bonus. What we don't like is the mechanism that separates the motor from the grinder is pressure based and requires twisting force to unlock to fill and replace the batteries (6 x AAA). I…

I've had several Peugeot salt and pepper grinders over the past 20 years including the original model, the rechargeable model and now this new Touch model. First, they're great, but a word of caution: they don't last forever. On average, I've had to replace one about every 10 years, which is normal. Once you get used to the convenience of an adjustable electric coffee grinder, it will be difficult to ever go back to a manual coffee grinder, especially if you work a lot. Cooking and you're a big