Unicorn Magnum Plus Pepper Mill (9-in.): Black

Unicorn Magnum Plus Pepper Mill (9-in.): Black

Many of our authorities thought this 9" tall, contemporary black pepper mill was top notch- it met all our criteria: a comfortable grip, a grind that is easily adjustable, and a nut at the base that is independent of the loading ring in the mill's body--so there's no need to reset the grind after re... See complete description »

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Many of our authorities thought this 9" tall, contemporary black pepper mill was top notch- it met all our criteria: a comfortable grip, a grind that is easily adjustable, and a nut at the base that is independent of the loading ring in the mill's body--so there's no need to reset the grind after refilling. It holds over a cup of peppercorns that are easily added through the large hole on the side of the mill, and works very fast & efficiently, according to Cook's Illustrated, who includes it in their "Best" category. The grinding mechanism has nickel-plated heads that will maintain their cutting edges and won't rust. The Magnum Plus has a lifetime guarantee. Not battery-operated.

Customer Reviews
Recommended by 99% of reviewers   |   Rated a "Good Value" by 91% of reviewers
by rudolph, VA
February 16, 2005

a practical compromise from the more decorative and expensive peppermills and what does the job with ease because of the side load feature and the adjustable grind..

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by Loretta, MN
March 22, 2008

I am very pleased that I purchased the Magnum Pepper Mill. I had read the reviews but was reluctant to pay $39.00 for a pepper mill. My mistake. This is the last pepper mill I will ever buy.

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by Marsha, KY
February 16, 2005

After reading the reviews of this in Cooks Illustrated and on line, I decided to buy one. I love it and have ordered another for my cabin. I do, however agree with on of the other reviewers regarding how easily the "fill hole" opens so you have to watch that. Otherwise it is GREAT!

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by Ross, CA
February 16, 2005

I've been looking for pepper mill that grinds quickly. I saw it reviewed on cooksillustrated.com and it performs like a champ. I highly reccommed it for those who use a lot of fresh ground pepper while cooking.

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by Stephen, NY
April 13, 2008

This is a serious pepper mill, and it does a really good job: even a single turn makes a lot of pepper. The unit seems well-made, but also rather expensive. Time will tell whether the grinding gears hold up.

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