Pepper your steak in 7 cranks instead of 70.
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The Pepper Cannon produces extravagant quantities of fresh ground pepper. Decrease the coarseness and crank less if you can’t handle the full power.
Ordinary mills can only grind pepper in the 12-28 mesh size range. The Pepper Cannon can grind from 8 all the way past 60 - coarse enough for stocks and roast beef, and finer than the pre-ground pepper you’ve been forced to buy because your mill wasn’t up for the task. A double-bearing supported drive shaft that powers high-carbon stainless steel burrs ensures you get the best grind, every time.
The grind adjuster is on the base where the action is. Dual spring-plungers and detents keep it in place so your setting will stay until you change it.
A push-button enabled top is easily removed and replaced without messing with your grind setting or needing re-adjustment. Intuitive and simple.
Pre-grind up to ⅓ cup of pepper into the base for easy one-hand seasoning. No need to wash your hands mid-seasoning after flipping your raw steak.
The Pepper Cannon is milled from a solid chunk of Aerospace Grade Aluminum and then anodized black to make the surface durable, non-reactive and easy to clean. The burrs are hardened high-carbon stainless steel - the pepper never stood a chance.
I knew the would like my new pepper mill but I didn't expect to love it as much as I do. It literally gets used multiple times a day. I ordered my Pepper Cannon and in less than a week I received it. Well worth the expense.
It is extremely efficient and has amazing output.
It is pretty hard to turn and someone with a weaker grip will have trouble using this.
I know what you're thinking. $200 for a pepper grinder? What kind of yuppie bullshit is this?!
My friends, this beautiful chunk of milled aluminum and stainless steel will change your life, and it will change your life for the worse. With just a single crank you'll become a pepper grinder snob, and look down at all other, inferior pepper mills.
And let's be real here, other pepper mills are hot trash. It doesn't matter how expensive or French they are, they suck at grinding pepper, which is literally their only job. They're the single most rage inducing peice of kitchen equipment because they're just SO bad.
And then there's the pepper cannon. It loves to grind pepper. A lot of it. At many different levels of coarseness. And it's super easy to refill, which is fortunate, because when I say this thing loves to grind pepper that's like casually mentioning that the surface of the sun is warm. Friends. Listen. This pepper mill SLAPS. And it's dead sexy. You'll feel powerful holding it. Like you could bludgeon a grizzly bear.
Sure you could look at mills from Weber Workshops, but Doug Weber is a turd and you don't want to give him money, it'll just encourage him to come out with more coffee grinders that suck at grinding coffee.
So get yourself a pepper cannon. Then buy your besties a couple because it's criminal to not share something so glorious with the world. Do the right thing.
I’m really impressed with the design of this pepper mill! Not only is there an ease of adjusting degrees of coarseness, but the blizzard of pepper promised is indeed what you get! I can’t attest to its longevity yet, but if it lasts like it’s built, then the price is completely justified.
Great product. Sturdy design and a ton of pepper!
Only issue is the container on the bottom - the fit is so tight that it has to be forced into place. Perhaps that will get easier with use.
Hi James,
The vast majority of the bases are not tight-but you're absolutely correct-the ones that ARE tight are a pain. It's due to either a slightly oversized o-ring, damaged o-ring (always twist when removing/replacing to prolong o-ring life) or slightly thicker anodized coating (either on base cup or main body).
When working as intended, it is not difficult to remove or replace. Try replacing the existing o-ring withe the included spare. A bit of oil on the o-ring can help, and many (myself included) remove the o-ring and just use the cup as a base. I don't have the individual o-rings yet, but the size we settled on is 35mm OD x 1.5mm. They can be found on amazon. If the anodized coating is the cause, a slightly smaller size (32-33mm) can work to decrease the tension. Apologies for the headaches!
