12 Traditional Peppermill Single - Cocobolo - Sokolowski Studios

May 10,2024

12" Traditional Peppermill - Cocobolo I made this Cocobolo pepper mill to feature a beautiful exotic wood to add an accent to any decor for contrast. Cocobolo is a member of the Rosewood family and comes from Mexico and South America. It smells like lilacs while it is being cut or sanded. Cocobolo varies in color from red to yellow-orange and striped with black to lighter black, often with hints of purple which makes for an amazing contrast. I purchased this wood from an exotic wood dealer who focuses on responsible sustainable forestry practices. Filling this mill is simple. By removing the top knob, the cap slips off giving you access to a large reservoir for storing the peppercorns. This is the first style of mill I designed over 20 years ago and have since streamlined the design into a sensuous, soft form that is also ergonomically pleasing to use in the hands. By continuously turning the top cap clockwise a steady stream of ground pepper, to your liking, will fall crisply onto all of your favorite dishes. The top nut adjusts pepper from a fine to medium coarse grind. I have several traditional mills in my own kitchen for grinding different spices. One year I grew my own cayenne pepper and crushed it into flakes using a food processor. It was HOT! And because I ran out of my own stock, I purchased some McCormick's crushed red pepper. It paled in heat value. I tried an experiment by placing some of this store-bought crushed red pepper into one of my traditional peppermills and voilathe HEAT was increased exponentially! The moralif you want full bodied flavor from dried spicesGRIND! To maintain the beautiful high gloss finish on this mill I recommend an automotive style paste wax with carnauba. The wax not only cleans but protects. Priced individually. The mill you see in the image is the mill you will receive. Features: 12" Pepper Mill in Cocobolo Mechanism: Stainless Steel for Pepper (Made in PA, USA) Easy Fill Top Knob Adjusts Grind Pepper Mill Made in the USA by Ted Sokolowski Change Over to a Saltmill by Request