I personally use this one. As for pepper I buy whole peppercorns and have a pepper mill. Helps season and gives food great flavor. Occasionally I’ll use sea salt.
Salt and pepper: what kinds do you use?
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The shakers with the built in grinders from Sam’s Club are what I use. They last a long time and work well.
I use Morton's Lite salt and Trader Joes black pepper in small can...the lite salt has extra potassium in it...which I can use...gotta be careful with it if your kidney's arent up to snuff....ask your MD before using salt substitutes. I like salt but the ability to discern one tasting better than the other escapes me.
I use these oxo grinders and refill with bulk whole peppercorn and Himalayan pink salt.
Usually pepper from Costco
And pink salt from Amazon lately usually buy a kg
https://www.oxo.com/salt-pepper-grinder-set-436.html
Usually pepper from Costco
And pink salt from Amazon lately usually buy a kg
https://www.oxo.com/salt-pepper-grinder-set-436.html
I like the salt cause it has no dextrose which is sigar.
The Spice Lab Himalayan Salt
The Spice Lab - Black Tellicherry Peppercorns
These grinders... https://www.amazon.com/dp/B074GRHTC5They claim it's a family company.
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Whatever you set out.
When's lunch?
When's lunch?
The big bottles that are $5 at the discount stores 
I grind my own mixed color peppercorns, best flavor and a little hotter.
Use Kirkland Himalayan salt grinder
Use Kirkland Himalayan salt grinder
We use Himalayan Salt and black peppercorns both from Costco.
Pepper is the condiment of choice for me because of being on a sodium restricted diet,
However, pepper has to be freshly ground. Cannot stand the already ground up stuff served at most restaurants.
One year for Christmas, Mrs. Tdbo surprised me with a travel pepper/salt grinder which she keeps in her purse for when we go out.
Pepper is the condiment of choice for me because of being on a sodium restricted diet,
However, pepper has to be freshly ground. Cannot stand the already ground up stuff served at most restaurants.
One year for Christmas, Mrs. Tdbo surprised me with a travel pepper/salt grinder which she keeps in her purse for when we go out.
