How much pepper does it hold?
1115014
Not a lot--maybe 1/2 oz (1 oz, max) or about 1/3 cup. Here's a secret to all electric pepper grinders: use small peppercorns. Big peppercorns will clog most of them, this one included. I love this item; I have one for salt and one for pepper.
1115015
This product is still in route to me and I purchased it for a gift. In a review, one person guessed about 1/2 cup. Couldn't find any other answer to your question.
1115016
Just a few ounces but the grinding motor is really strong making it well worth having to fill it often.
1818514
It can hold 6 to 7 depending on the size of the spice bottles. Avoid buying too much of the McCormick bottles they some will only fit on the top.
1180904
the pepper is insanely hot don't underestimate at all not even a little, the bag is smaller than it looks but it lasts a long time because you're probably not going to feed the whole bag to someone in one sitting
1875345
About 3/4 of a traditional (not jumbo sized) bottle of McCormicks spices. I like to leave a little room at the top of each Prodyne spice bottle as well for room for a measuring spoon to be inserted without the spice spilling out of the bottle, so maybe a little less than 3/4 if you fill your bottles similarly. I just keep the leftover McCormick (or other brand) spices in their original containers in my pantry, and refill the Prodyne jars as needed. Love this system, as I don't have to go digging thru my pantry looking for spices. They are all alphabetically arranged in my three Prodyne spice racks. (I printed out customized spice lid labels from the Avery website and affixed the labels to the tops of the Prodyne bottles.)
2250276
It holds 4 cups liquid but when using it for veggies and such I can get away with one good size onion, a green pepper and maybe a bit more. If you put in too much it get's a little harder to crank. The nice thing is if I'm doing a lot of stuff I do it in stages and it only takes maybe 10 seconds or so to chop it. I usually quarter things which is no big deal. What I like about this unit is that it has suction cups so it stays put and i don't have to try to hold it in place. Sorry, a lot of answer for an easy question.
1699441
Approximately 1 cup. The handles are not hooked solidly & the holes in the lids are large for pepper.
2195028
Hi Phyllis, it depends on what you are putting in it. I use it for hot pepper flakes that I take when I'm fighting a cold. It will hold about a teaspoon of pepper flakes.
208384
I bought this as a gift, but I took it out to look at it and it will hold a lot. I'm guessing 30 or 40, but remember this is just a guess as it was bought for someone else. Hope this helps out.
1094814
Oh, I guess it holds around 1/2 of a cup at the most. I found trying to keep it steady on the counter was a little difficult, so I just pick the whole thing up and hold it with one hand around the middle and grind with the other. I like mine, a little pricy but oh well.
768780
I didn't use mine for spices. I used mine for the shampoos and stuff for my little dog. I can't give you a number, but if its smaller bottle sizes it will hold several--15 or 20 or even more. My 9 inch holds like 7 bottles like dog shampoo, conditioner so on. I hope this helps.
657670
This bag is equal to at least 50 gallons of ph down. I use the big side of the scoop to lower 18 gallons from 8.6 (tap) to 6.2 for my pepper plants. You can't go wrong with this, huge savings.
2103772
I can't tell you how much pepper is in it but it is not overpowering. I use it mainly on meat because there is garlic in it. I tried it on eggs and it was nasty - who likes garlic on eggs? There is no more pepper in it than I would normally use and I am not sure there is any red pepper in it.
782487
It holds a little over 2 quarts. it looks very nice, i just purchased a black and stainless range - matches great!
29439
Have responded to identical question about a month ago(dried jalapeno peppers). Photo should give you the answer. Bought it as a gift item. No complaints.
2170216
It holds exactly three quarts, with about 1/8th inch to spare to the rim. If you want to stir something, it's too small, IMHO.
38573
It is about 6" high by 3.5" wide at the biggest part of the base. It will hold a full cup of pepper corns but works well with a wide range of spices.
1619681
I can grind enough pepper to add to a receipe, or enough pepper to add to two finished dishes in 5 seconds. I've really never measured the output, but it does a pretty excellent job.