Would this be good for pepper corns?
1580968
I dont know. Yesterday one of the pins came out and I was just grinding tobacco. I would probably use something a little more heavy duty so I wouldnt use it for peppercorns.
1486774
when i grind pepper corns, i strive for "cracked pepper", but i always get a bit of "fine ground" even though i check the results after each pulse. that's to be expected with a blade type processor. i'm happy with the resulting "mix".
1754485
Yes. I use it for parmesan. Does the trick. Top closes... not tight but tight enough. The red pepper goes in another jar like thing. Size of the holes the same. So yes I think you will dig it!
312826
yes, it works great with cracked corn. However, if you use the solar battery, you will need to clean off the solar shield as it will get corn dust on it.
928155
It did very well for banana, bell, and habaneros, i would imagine jalapenos would be good as well.
1244335
I've only used pepper corns and haven't tried to adjust it ... sorry, I don't know the answer.
1897235
I didn't use them for salt or pepper. Instead I used them to help disperse zoysia grass seeds on my lawn. They worked very well for that purpose, without any sort of clogging.
1465183
Hello--im not sure this would be the right one for large chunks of pepper. It does fine with the typical peppercorns--and even with those, sometimes i can hear the gears 'pushing through' those. Not that it struggles with regular pepper--but i dont see this model pushing it much further than that. I'd think you would want a manual grinder for that. Hope this helps.
113210
I think it could be. There are three sizes of holes so you would be able to adjust the amount easily. I have several and use one for kosher salt and one for coarse ground pepper so the size of the holes would be about right.
1503041
No. You could grind up corn for tortillas but that's about it. I use mine to grind grains for home brewing, so all I need it for is to knock the hulls off and break the grains up a little. For this purpose it works great.
564471
We have used it many times to freeze vegetables and keep them fresh longer in the fridge. We have not used them yet for corn on the cob. We will try this when Northern Michigan's corn is harvested.
2192285
Yes, but the key is not to chop too much at once (1/2C) at a time, plunge the cutter sharply and don't over chop. I use this on everything including bell peppers which I have found hard to chop due to the skin. I think you will be happy with this. ty
1737613
I do not know. My pepper grinder is inoperable. You can call the people at Kaloric for assistance..there is an engineer on staff, who may be able to tell you.
439376
I use it to make salsa. I cut up tomato's, onions, and peppers. Works awesome for cutting up these veggies to a salsa consistency.
1154205
I would think so for Corning Ware if it's oven/burner safe. Personaly I think this thing has become a waste of money as it defeats the purpose of an induction burner and limits your use of whatever pot or pan isn't magnectic. It loses true heat and takes just as long on a regular burner.
1451036
Shirley, I haven tried that, but I think the cumin and cardamon would be fine. I wouldn't try anything bigger than peppercorns...or anything harder either. I hope this helps you. It is a sturdy little grinder!
1149486
Yes, it will do the job. That's what I used it for. It works OK on everything but dried corn. If you are planning on baking often, though, it can be tedious.