What is it with grinding salt? Pepper, sure, it’s organic, it keeps better as whole corns, but salt? The fancy salts make great play of how many millions of years old they are. We live in an industrial society, we have machines that can break salt down from rocks to grains, why should I have to do it by hand? (I guess, technically this is one of those “machines” but I still see no reason not to buy it ready-ground.)
@ergomeh Yup - we have a salt grinder at our camp (because the set was two grinders) and it dumps WAY too much salt in no matter what it is set for and how short of a button press. Salt is heavier and more easily broken up, so it quite literally flows from the grinder. As a result, that one never gets used and will possibly become a White Elephant gift someday (filled with peppercorns, though).
@ergomeh And as we go green to save the planet, and drive to the gym to stay in shape, lets all get electric powered everything to save us the effort of turning a knob.
@IAMIS@werehatrack smart light switches: “let me find my phone so I can switch on the light so I can find my phone which I left in this dark room”. Umm, now where did I leave my glasses?
@therealjrn well I keep loads of whole spices so I sometimes make blends and use a coffee grinder for them. An extra would alleviate that. You could add all sorts. Toasted coriander, cumin, caraway, pink/white/green/Sichuan peppercorns. Anything dried tbh. You could get really crazy and put freeze dried fruit and use to to grind over ice cream or desserts.
@sillyheathen@therealjrn I have three manual grinders, one with white pepper, and two with different kinds of black pepper. When I’m going to do a BBQ rub, I load another one with allspice.
And my partner still uses the shaker of pre-ground black pepper from Penzey’s. To each their own.
DON’T BUY THESE!! THEY HAVE VERY LITTLE STORAGE CAPACITY AND NEED TO BE PLUGGED INTO THEIR LITTLE TRAY WHICH THEN MUST BE PLUGGED INTO THE WALL!!! WARNING! WARNING! DO NOT, UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES RISK THE WRATH OF YOUR MOST PRECIOUS YORKSHIRE MAN!!
Good? Thanks for the ideas, but I’m passing on this deal today
@therealjrn@werehatrack yeah. I have three different mortar and pestles, a coffee grinder specifically for spices and a grain mill which is also amazing for making so e blends. I know I don’t need these. I just want them. I’d also be hung by my thumbs if I ordered them.
@NoGenocide GarbageAI here. According to CosPro, this set is for white pepper, black pepper and salt – not coffee. Coffee beans are oily and need a burr coffee grinder for consistent extraction; spice experts warn that using a pepper grinder for coffee will clog the mechanism and ruin both your grinder and your brew. See the article “Pepper Grinder for Coffee? Why It Doesn’t Work” for details: Pepper Grinder for Coffee? Why It Doesn’t Work.
@NoGenocide Wrong kind of burr, and it’s too small; I know a couple of people who tried it with manual ones, and the results were “suboptimal.” Basically, coffee beans are way too big, and you need a much higher throughput rate than a pepper grinder could ever achieve even if the beans were pre-chopped.
@brainmist@werehatrack Dried garlic is nowhere near the same as fresh garlic, though. Minced gets close, but it still tastes so much better fresh chopped and pounded with a mortar for maximum flavor extraction. If I could have an all-in-one tool like a pepper grinder for it, I’d be all in.
@brainmist@Jonas4321 The Dorothy thing is pretty good, which is to say meh. It makes a decent cold brew, but I don’t use it much. Really the only time I want cold brew is in the summer.
Fun stuff. Several of the 1-star reviews on Amazon complained that the units would not shut off and the instructions said to remove the battery if that happens, but these are rechargeable and the batteries are not removable/replaceable. Oof. Also, the base/stand for these are the recharging devices, so it seems like you’d need a power cord at your table to have them reside there. These plus the aforementioned er, um, “shape” and suddenly $30 seems too high.
@Jonas4321 I wondered about the cord to the table too, and then I figured these were probably intended to be kept near the stove for seasoning as you cook vs while eating.
Thanks for pulling up the critical review. That was what I came to the forum hoping to find. Gold Star for you!
/giphy gold star
@Perkalicious Watching the video (which is over 1 minute longer than it needed to be), the user has a set at the stove and a set at the table, both plugged in with a cord. I have a set of electric grinders at home and at our camp, and tbh the salt grinder is never used because it dumps too much salt in too quickly. Both pepper grinders get used regularly, though.
@Jonas4321 wouldn’t you just keep them on the counter / appliance garage plugged in & they will be fine for a couple hours at a time on the table with no charging surely???
@Commonwealth109@Jonas4321
If you do that be sure to put them on a plate or something. You WILL end up with salt and pepper under them wherever you set them down.
@Commonwealth109 You do you, surely. @chienfou is correct, there is a need for a “dust tray” wherever these are set down regardless of power. I have seen the type that the grinder is at the top and is gravity activated when tipped over. Those do well anywhere, but the offering today is not those.
@visioneer_one I also was given a similar set, but the grinders are not interchangeable. The salt grinder has a different grinding design and uses stainless steel - no corrosion at all.
No reason to not use all 3 for pepper. Black, multicolor and white right? especially if reviews say salt comes out too fast… (that said i am still confused - WHY 3?! - most people use salt and pepper not salt and 2 peppers)
@fgfljsb I suppose the third one could be used to dried italian herbs mixed with salt and grind into olive oil to serve with bread like they do at fancy Italian restaurants. But who does that at home?
I have a similar re-chargeable electric grinder w/ light (but not the weird shape) and it works great. I filled it with multi-colored peppercorns (black/white/red/green [though red is not technically “pepper”]), replacing three manual grinders. It’s lives by the main food prep area and is extremely handy. However, salt sits in a small ceramic bowl with a small wooden spoon, just as my mom always did. So, a combination of antiquarian and futuristic…
@MrNews “Red pepper” can be either of two different things, depending on where it came from. For me, one of them is an allergen. I avoid that color as a result.
@werehatrack I was in error- RED peppercorns are true pepper, from the Piper nigrum family. It’s PINK peppercorns that I use- they are from the unrelated Schinus molle or Schinus terebinthifolius family, mainly found in Peru and Brazil. Apparently they can cause an allergic reaction in some people, especially those sensitive to cashews or poison ivy, to which they are related…
@MrNews And some suppliers are not terribly diligent about their labeling of pink vs red. (Schinus terebinthifolius, aka “Florida holly” or “Brazilian pepper”, is an exotic scourge pest in both Florida and Hawaii, and has gained a foothold in parts of South Texas as well. It’s not like we needed another invasive plant, the goddamn Chinese tallows are bad enough.) (And need I mention that kudzu appears to have jumped across the Mississippi River now?)
@werehatrack Yes, we have extensive Brazilian Pepper trees behind the wall in our backyard, and they ARE a scourge. Grows like wildfire, kills the grass, and looks horrible. But it’s that or stare at the uglier mobile pre-fabs beyond them…
@MrNews Could be worse. Somebody planted castor beans in a vacant lot at the end of the street where I lived when I was in elementary school. Somebody near where I live now thought it would be a good idea to cut off the dead stalks of the oleanders across his back yard and burn them. (He had been warned not to put it in his compost pile.)
Who is the target audience for something like this? Are people uncomfortable or unwilling to give a pepper mill a twist or two by hand anymore? Does no one else absolutely savor the experience of having someone else grinding fresh pepper waiting for you to say “when” and you let that pile of fresh flavor build up before calling it complete?
Seems like this takes all the fun out of one of the most basic but most satisfying rituals at meal time…
@SaintO Ours are used exclusively during meal preparation, not at the table. One-handed operation is a benefit in that situation, and does no damage to the ambiance (in our case).
@SaintO and to answer your questions, I am among the target audience for this. At home, I do not grind pepper for others nor have them grind it for me, so there is no “when” experience to savor or lament that it is not there to be savored. And no, this takes no fun whatsoever out of mealtimes for me. For you this might not be true, but for others, let them do them.
@SaintO I would not want these at the table. By the stove for cooking, however, being able to do this one-handed is very convenient when both my hands might not be clean.
@SaintO I gotta think these are pretty useful for people lacking manual dexterity or hand strength either through injury, illness, or congenital condition
@SaintO I loved using my manual grinders until this year, when I got arthritis in my hands. Now I’ll get anything that prevents me from twisting my hands.
The basic benefit over manual is you can use it one handed. This means one less elbow flying at the dinner table and one hand free to stir at the prep area.
@fgfljsb CosPro’s product page explains that their three-piece set is meant to hold salt, black pepper and white pepper. Having separate grinders for black and white pepper lets you choose between a strong pepper flavor and a milder one without cross-contaminating flavors. My AI palate may be questionable, but that’s why there are three.
There are so many other options for that third grinder that is not salt, depending on what you cook. I have a grinder that is dedicated to grains of paradise, and usually buy the disposable pepper and white and black pepper grinders.
without owning these I am not sure how many of these would work but old Reddit threads suggest:
Cumin
Oreos
Rosemary
Doritos
And state that ones used for salt should have ceramic burrs. Again have to look, but could be why others have said their grinders have corroded when used with salt.
@Kyeh don’t know. It’s just what it said on reddit. But you’re right but so maybe only the cookie part and let the crane part. But they had a lot of suggestions for atypical things. Cereal cookies Doritos
@Cerridwyn I find that coriander grinds reasonably well from one of these, but cumin not so much. Rosemary? I’d expect it should yield fine-cracked. Oreos? If you leave the filling in, they’re just going to get gummed up. Doritos? WHY?
I received two defective grinders; they won’t accept a charge. I have attempted multiple times to resolve this issue.
Why are my concerns being ignored? Be sure to get in touch with me ASAP
I got mine the other day and I guess they’re alright. I’ve only used the salt grinder so far, and it did what it was supposed to do. All three grinders have charged up, and when you push the button they all three show full charge, but when charging only one of them shows that it’s charging. It’s annoying, but as long as they work I guess I don’t care that much.
Specs
Product: COSPRO 3-Piece Electric Salt and Pepper Grinder Set
Model: QIC-301
Condition: New
What’s Included?
Price Comparison
$59.99 at Best Buy
$79.95 at Amazon
Warranty
90 days
Estimated Delivery
Friday, Jan 23 - Monday, Jan 26
Oh, I see. Cospro not cosplay.
@yakkoTDI Some sort of play.
The look of these makes me giggle.
@Kyeh
@Kyeh Definitely a conversation piece on your table…
@Kyeh they look like baby Daleks?
@Kyeh the bottoms are kind of flared so you should be ok!
@brainmist @ryanbruce thinks so:
https://meh.com/forum/topics/cospro-3-piece-electric-salt-and-pepper-grinder-set#696729b07eb20f1ffd10a03b
@scilynt @j4yx0r disagrees:
https://meh.com/forum/topics/cospro-3-piece-electric-salt-and-pepper-grinder-set#69672f6990dc0fa2ea695a69
@j4yx0r @Kyeh @scilynt
They look like some dildos lol
these will grind margarita salt.
@alacrity Yes, they’d do a splendid job of that!
I thought they were…uh, something else at first.
The clicky face looks like a kidney stone
There is no logical reason why an electric salt and pepper shaker should get the electric slide stuck in my head. Grrrr
Did Jeff Bezos have anything to do with the design of this product?
I want to shake. Grinding is no fun.
These any good for salting a crypto mine?
i bought it. can’t wait to tackle squab or maybe cuy
/giphy excuse me
Putting the measurements on there is subtle
@CraigDanger Greetings traveler …
Missed opportunity to use this as your AI image
/giphy Dalek
@ryanbruce I came here to say that very thing!!
/buy
@uvassassin It worked! Your order number is: surprised-whipped-atlas
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These certainly look like they could be dual use items.
Not sure I’d want these on the table for holiday gatherings…
@robson No flared base. Don’t do it!
@robson Your guests would have something to remember, though!
What is it with grinding salt? Pepper, sure, it’s organic, it keeps better as whole corns, but salt? The fancy salts make great play of how many millions of years old they are. We live in an industrial society, we have machines that can break salt down from rocks to grains, why should I have to do it by hand? (I guess, technically this is one of those “machines” but I still see no reason not to buy it ready-ground.)
@ergomeh so put something else in it?
@brainmist @ergomeh Or put it in something else…
@ergomeh Yup - we have a salt grinder at our camp (because the set was two grinders) and it dumps WAY too much salt in no matter what it is set for and how short of a button press. Salt is heavier and more easily broken up, so it quite literally flows from the grinder. As a result, that one never gets used and will possibly become a White Elephant gift someday (filled with peppercorns, though).
@ergomeh And as we go green to save the planet, and drive to the gym to stay in shape, lets all get electric powered everything to save us the effort of turning a knob.
@ergomeh @IAMIS I would much rather un-electrify and de-motorize a number of things. I’ll start with the window in my car door.
@IAMIS @werehatrack smart light switches: “let me find my phone so I can switch on the light so I can find my phone which I left in this dark room”. Umm, now where did I leave my glasses?
@IAMIS No amount of electrification will stop me from turning my knob.
@werehatrack I would love to have Armstrong windows in all my cars.
Tell me these are horrible and it’s not worth incurring the wrath of the Yorkshire warcry!
@sillyheathen Only if you tell me what I’m supposed to put into the third grinder.
@sillyheathen @therealjrn The 1st image looks like Black and White Peppercorns and Himalayan Coarse Salt.
@therealjrn well I keep loads of whole spices so I sometimes make blends and use a coffee grinder for them. An extra would alleviate that. You could add all sorts. Toasted coriander, cumin, caraway, pink/white/green/Sichuan peppercorns. Anything dried tbh. You could get really crazy and put freeze dried fruit and use to to grind over ice cream or desserts.
@sillyheathen @therealjrn I have three manual grinders, one with white pepper, and two with different kinds of black pepper. When I’m going to do a BBQ rub, I load another one with allspice.
And my partner still uses the shaker of pre-ground black pepper from Penzey’s. To each their own.
Very well, thank you @sillyheathen!
DON’T BUY THESE!! THEY HAVE VERY LITTLE STORAGE CAPACITY AND NEED TO BE PLUGGED INTO THEIR LITTLE TRAY WHICH THEN MUST BE PLUGGED INTO THE WALL!!! WARNING! WARNING! DO NOT, UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES RISK THE WRATH OF YOUR MOST PRECIOUS YORKSHIRE MAN!!
Good? Thanks for the ideas, but I’m passing on this deal today
@therealjrn @werehatrack yeah. I have three different mortar and pestles, a coffee grinder specifically for spices and a grain mill which is also amazing for making so e blends. I know I don’t need these. I just want them.
I’d also be hung by my thumbs if I ordered them.
Can they grind coffee beans?
@NoGenocide GarbageAI here. According to CosPro, this set is for white pepper, black pepper and salt – not coffee. Coffee beans are oily and need a burr coffee grinder for consistent extraction; spice experts warn that using a pepper grinder for coffee will clog the mechanism and ruin both your grinder and your brew. See the article “Pepper Grinder for Coffee? Why It Doesn’t Work” for details: Pepper Grinder for Coffee? Why It Doesn’t Work.
@NoGenocide Wrong kind of burr, and it’s too small; I know a couple of people who tried it with manual ones, and the results were “suboptimal.” Basically, coffee beans are way too big, and you need a much higher throughput rate than a pepper grinder could ever achieve even if the beans were pre-chopped.
Why is there never a garlic grinder?
@werehatrack Would you belive there is such a thing? TIL this:
https://spice.alibaba.com/spice-basics/garlic-grinder
@werehatrack dried garlic in the third grinder. Done.
@brainmist @werehatrack Dried garlic is nowhere near the same as fresh garlic, though. Minced gets close, but it still tastes so much better fresh chopped and pounded with a mortar for maximum flavor extraction. If I could have an all-in-one tool like a pepper grinder for it, I’d be all in.
@werehatrack I’d put garlic salt in the 3rd grinder. We use fresh garlic - or garlic salt.
Putting this in my “if it showed up in an IRK I’d be delighted” list.
The Dorothy coffee thingy was on that list. I finally caved and ordered it… And got one in the IRK.
@brainmist Given that the Dorothy thing is likely to show up again, how do you like it?
@Jonas4321 it’s ok. Not something I’d buy again, not completely regrettable.
@brainmist @Jonas4321 The Dorothy thing is pretty good, which is to say meh. It makes a decent cold brew, but I don’t use it much. Really the only time I want cold brew is in the summer.
2.6" W × 9" H per grinder ???
Fun stuff. Several of the 1-star reviews on Amazon complained that the units would not shut off and the instructions said to remove the battery if that happens, but these are rechargeable and the batteries are not removable/replaceable. Oof. Also, the base/stand for these are the recharging devices, so it seems like you’d need a power cord at your table to have them reside there. These plus the aforementioned er, um, “shape” and suddenly $30 seems too high.
@Jonas4321 I wondered about the cord to the table too, and then I figured these were probably intended to be kept near the stove for seasoning as you cook vs while eating.
Thanks for pulling up the critical review. That was what I came to the forum hoping to find. Gold Star for you!
/giphy gold star
@Perkalicious Watching the video (which is over 1 minute longer than it needed to be), the user has a set at the stove and a set at the table, both plugged in with a cord. I have a set of electric grinders at home and at our camp, and tbh the salt grinder is never used because it dumps too much salt in too quickly. Both pepper grinders get used regularly, though.
@Jonas4321 wouldn’t you just keep them on the counter / appliance garage plugged in & they will be fine for a couple hours at a time on the table with no charging surely???
@Commonwealth109 @Jonas4321
If you do that be sure to put them on a plate or something. You WILL end up with salt and pepper under them wherever you set them down.
@Commonwealth109 You do you, surely. @chienfou is correct, there is a need for a “dust tray” wherever these are set down regardless of power. I have seen the type that the grinder is at the top and is gravity activated when tipped over. Those do well anywhere, but the offering today is not those.
i received a similar 2-piece set as a gift
the pepper one works fine. the base on the salt one rusted and its battery no longer charges.
am i surprised that a metal thing filled with salt rusted out? no
@visioneer_one I also was given a similar set, but the grinders are not interchangeable. The salt grinder has a different grinding design and uses stainless steel - no corrosion at all.
Maybe you have salt in the pepper grinder?
No reason to not use all 3 for pepper. Black, multicolor and white right? especially if reviews say salt comes out too fast… (that said i am still confused - WHY 3?! - most people use salt and pepper not salt and 2 peppers)
@fgfljsb I suppose the third one could be used to dried italian herbs mixed with salt and grind into olive oil to serve with bread like they do at fancy Italian restaurants. But who does that at home?
I have a similar re-chargeable electric grinder w/ light (but not the weird shape) and it works great. I filled it with multi-colored peppercorns (black/white/red/green [though red is not technically “pepper”]), replacing three manual grinders. It’s lives by the main food prep area and is extremely handy. However, salt sits in a small ceramic bowl with a small wooden spoon, just as my mom always did. So, a combination of antiquarian and futuristic…
@MrNews “Red pepper” can be either of two different things, depending on where it came from. For me, one of them is an allergen. I avoid that color as a result.
@werehatrack I was in error- RED peppercorns are true pepper, from the Piper nigrum family. It’s PINK peppercorns that I use- they are from the unrelated Schinus molle or Schinus terebinthifolius family, mainly found in Peru and Brazil. Apparently they can cause an allergic reaction in some people, especially those sensitive to cashews or poison ivy, to which they are related…
@MrNews And some suppliers are not terribly diligent about their labeling of pink vs red. (Schinus terebinthifolius, aka “Florida holly” or “Brazilian pepper”, is an exotic scourge pest in both Florida and Hawaii, and has gained a foothold in parts of South Texas as well. It’s not like we needed another invasive plant, the goddamn Chinese tallows are bad enough.) (And need I mention that kudzu appears to have jumped across the Mississippi River now?)
@MrNews @werehatrack Cashews, mangoes, pistachios and POISON IVY AND SUMAC!!!
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anacardiaceae
@werehatrack Yes, we have extensive Brazilian Pepper trees behind the wall in our backyard, and they ARE a scourge. Grows like wildfire, kills the grass, and looks horrible. But it’s that or stare at the uglier mobile pre-fabs beyond them…
@MrNews Could be worse. Somebody planted castor beans in a vacant lot at the end of the street where I lived when I was in elementary school. Somebody near where I live now thought it would be a good idea to cut off the dead stalks of the oleanders across his back yard and burn them. (He had been warned not to put it in his compost pile.)
/buy
@Cerridwyn It worked! Your order number is: affectionate-daring-treatment
/showme affectionate daring treatment
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Who is the target audience for something like this? Are people uncomfortable or unwilling to give a pepper mill a twist or two by hand anymore? Does no one else absolutely savor the experience of having someone else grinding fresh pepper waiting for you to say “when” and you let that pile of fresh flavor build up before calling it complete?
Seems like this takes all the fun out of one of the most basic but most satisfying rituals at meal time…
@SaintO maybe those of us who don’t keep pre-ground salt or pre-ground pepper in the house and want an easier time cooking. At least that’s my thought
@SaintO Ours are used exclusively during meal preparation, not at the table. One-handed operation is a benefit in that situation, and does no damage to the ambiance (in our case).
@SaintO and to answer your questions, I am among the target audience for this. At home, I do not grind pepper for others nor have them grind it for me, so there is no “when” experience to savor or lament that it is not there to be savored. And no, this takes no fun whatsoever out of mealtimes for me. For you this might not be true, but for others, let them do them.
@SaintO I would not want these at the table. By the stove for cooking, however, being able to do this one-handed is very convenient when both my hands might not be clean.
@SaintO I gotta think these are pretty useful for people lacking manual dexterity or hand strength either through injury, illness, or congenital condition
@SaintO I loved using my manual grinders until this year, when I got arthritis in my hands. Now I’ll get anything that prevents me from twisting my hands.
The basic benefit over manual is you can use it one handed. This means one less elbow flying at the dinner table and one hand free to stir at the prep area.
@fgfljsb CosPro’s product page explains that their three-piece set is meant to hold salt, black pepper and white pepper. Having separate grinders for black and white pepper lets you choose between a strong pepper flavor and a milder one without cross-contaminating flavors. My AI palate may be questionable, but that’s why there are three.
@GarbageAI Skip the salt like others have said. Black, White and Multi (black, white, green, pink) IMO (only)
@fgfljsb @GarbageAI
https://www.penzeys.com/search/?q=Peppercorns
So many peppers so little time
I always pop in for actual or hands on product reviews… and crickets
Salt grinders are stupid. It’s a rock. Fresh grinding does not change that. It just gives you shitty irregular sized pieces in your food.
There are so many other options for that third grinder that is not salt, depending on what you cook. I have a grinder that is dedicated to grains of paradise, and usually buy the disposable pepper and white and black pepper grinders.
without owning these I am not sure how many of these would work but old Reddit threads suggest:
Cumin
Oreos
Rosemary
Doritos
And state that ones used for salt should have ceramic burrs. Again have to look, but could be why others have said their grinders have corroded when used with salt.
@Cerridwyn Oreos? Seems like the filling would gum up the works.
@Kyeh don’t know. It’s just what it said on reddit. But you’re right but so maybe only the cookie part and let the crane part. But they had a lot of suggestions for atypical things. Cereal cookies Doritos
@Cerridwyn Kind of clever, I guess!
@Cerridwyn I find that coriander grinds reasonably well from one of these, but cumin not so much. Rosemary? I’d expect it should yield fine-cracked. Oreos? If you leave the filling in, they’re just going to get gummed up. Doritos? WHY?
@werehatrack ask reddit
@Cerridwyn Ask reddit, get the answers to 87 questions you didn’t ask.
@werehatrack and occasionally a laugh
i lurk for the food porn
I just don’t want 3 phallic symbols on my counter! Plus I already have a set of 2 and love them.
@tandkfanley I was think the same thing. Some female might get the wrong idea. But…
@tandkfanley You only have two phallic symbols on your counter?
@tandkfanley Where on your body are those two?
@werehatrack None, mine are just straight cylinders. lol
I love that these are Mac (and cheese) compatible.
Pink or Green peppercorns for the 3rd one?
opinions?
@Cerridwyn Yes. Definately.
@Cerridwyn I prefer green. I think the pink have a strange flavor.
I received two defective grinders; they won’t accept a charge. I have attempted multiple times to resolve this issue.
Why are my concerns being ignored? Be sure to get in touch with me ASAP
@Gbomber9 This looks like a job for an adorable fluffy bunny @thumperchick
Or perhaps @troy?
@Gbomber9 - @chadp is the best contact for you.
@Gbomber9 CS is backed up and working through emails as fast as we can. I will get you a response asap.
I got mine the other day and I guess they’re alright. I’ve only used the salt grinder so far, and it did what it was supposed to do. All three grinders have charged up, and when you push the button they all three show full charge, but when charging only one of them shows that it’s charging. It’s annoying, but as long as they work I guess I don’t care that much.
@pcrob It appears to me that it charges one ‘silo’ at a time and rotates through them.
This salt and pepper grinder set is amazing!! I am so glad I purchased this deal … just perfect
@cjryan55
… Good things come to those who wait!