- Compact peppermill from Vic Firth USA
- Durable hardwood construction with a patented stainless-steel grinder
- Mario Batali design; accommodates coarse to fine grinding
- Stainless-steel mechanism easily removed for cleaning; wash in warm, soapy water
- The peppermill stands 7 inches tall
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Mario Batali, renowned chef, introduces his collection of Vic Firth mills. This peppermill in cherry is manufactured to combine superb hand craftsmanship with an improved, patented stainless steel mechanism which produces the widest range of grinds available.
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4.6 out of 5 stars (30 customer reviews)
17 of 17 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars
First Class Mill, Dec 3 2005
By Garth Clark - Published on Amazon.com
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This review is from: Vic Firth- Mario 7-Inch Peppermill, Cherry (Kitchen)
I have several Vic Firth and a few other brands of salt and pepper mills. I grew up on them so, they are a necessity it seems. These days you will find many types and makes of pepper and salt mills yet, almost all of them "chop" the pepper corns and do not have a setting which will stay put nor grind the pepper as it should.Vic Firth has the right pepper mill and the salt mill even though it is "nylon" it does a spendid job in milling up the kosher salt chunks sold in the stores. You cannot find an easier place to shop and find great Vic Firth products than Amazon dot com.
This style is my favorite as it stands very sturdy and has a larger top diameter for big hands. My second favorite is the Mario then the Federal.
14 of 14 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars
Works like a peppermill should!, Jan 9 2007
By K. Richards "so many recipes, so little time" - Published on Amazon.com
This review is from: Vic Firth- Mario 7-Inch Peppermill, Walnut (Kitchen)
Based on other reviews, I bought this peppermill and have not been disappointed. It easily adjusts to different settings, and then actually stays on that setting. The ground pepper just seems to pour out, so accumulating a lot of 'freshly ground pepper' (as many recipes state) is quick and easy. I am so happy with this peppermill, that I bought two more and gave them as Christmas gifts.
10 of 10 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars
Love it, love it and love it!, Feb 6 2007
By Micheal Mathews - Published on Amazon.com
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This review is from: Vic Firth- Mario 7-Inch Peppermill, Cherry (Kitchen)
Wanna know how happy I am with this pepper mill? I own 3.Well 2 pepper mills and a salt grinder all from Vic Firth.
I have a 7 inch for white pepper, a 12 inch for black pepper and a 12 inch Salt grinder for my sea salt.
Lets talk about how pretty they are, the natural cherry wood with the satin finish just looks soooo good. It's got a clean soft sheen that looks a lot more modern without being trendy.
Anyway, These are very classy looking table additions.
But the real beauty of this grinder is the functionality. It's so simple that I cant believe every grinder isn't built the same! Regardless of how you set the grind it will stay there until you change it. Nice right?
Sounds obvious but I've owned 3 others that did not work that way.
It doesn't seem to cater to a coarse grind as easily as it does a fine grind, so depending on what you're cooking this can be a bit frustrating.
But for most meals and use at the dinner table nothing beats freshly cracked pepper and this does it's job.
These are great pepper mills, you'll be happy you bought one.
