9-in. Unicorn Magnum Plus Pepper Mill, Black.

The Unicorn Magnum Plus is a fantastic pepper mill! Some key features include:

* Grind Quality
It's very easy to set your grind at the base, and it maintains your preferred grind consistently, use-after-use.

* Huge Output
You get a LOT of pepper per grind!

* Huge Storage Area
This pepper mill has one of the largest storage areas for pepper that I've seen. It takes a very long time to go through this much pepper!

* Easy to Fill
On the off-chance that you might need to refill your pepper grinder one day, it is very simple to do so. No screws or parts to remove... simply twist a covering located near the top of the pepper mill and refill. It may be good to note, however, that as easy as it is to refill, it is just as easy to UNfill... I accidently emptied peppercorns all over my kitchen floor one day when I inadvertently twisted the cover.

* Comfortable to Use
This pepper mill, above all, is...Read more

Consider the lowly pepper mill, charged with a function so pedestrian one might imagine its design would have been perfected centuries ago. Ask for pepper in a restaurant and most likely a waiter, not your waiter but a special waiter, will arrive with something resembling a baseball bat which he or she waves menacingly over your plate until at last you cry, "Uncle".

Home mills are almost invariably short and bulbous, sporting jaunty S-shaped brass cranks. Routinely made of wood specially designed to attract and retain kitchen grime, they resemble something turned on a lathe by a moderately talented 6th-grader in a remedial shop class. With the capacity of 7.7 peppercorns, inserted with tweezers through an almost inaccessible door, these mills manage to generate a thin film of pepper dust before jamming completely.

The advent of industrial chic ushered in the stainless steel equivalent. More attractive and expensive than their predecessors, they...Read more

I own God knows how many pepper mills, ranging from one that looks like a wine bottle to a battery-powered electric one. This however is the best I have EVER used... one turn of the screw puts out enough pepper for cooking just about anything. Moreover, the storage container is huge, holding two or three typical pepper jars. Though Amazon doesn't seem to sell it, I'd also recommend the similar Salt mill from the same company.