/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>>19172457
what? a pepper grinder? or it has to be that exact model? if so, why?

>>19172457
if you don't have this you aren't living your life to the fullest

>>19172457
I used to have one but it broke so now I pre-grind my pepper in a spice grinder because I don't want to whip it out every meal.

>>19172469
Not all grindrs are created equal, I have a peugeaut or whatever, and it sucks

I just leave plain black pepper in a pile in the middle of my kitchen table for people to use. Easier that way for guests to dip their hotdogs in.

>>19172457
If you 'visited' my kitchen I'd break your fucking jaw you worthless faggot

>>19172470
Cubeb?

>>19172490
haha, you made me spittake my kombucha, you chud. You would actually be so blessed to have ME in your kitchen. But come at me bro, I would spinkick you in the nards.

>>19172521
>>19172490

>>19172492
whiskey pepper but there are lots of different names like voatsiperifery, sometimes tellicherry or bourbon pepper

>>19172474
Lol my friend has one too while I have a cheap one from aliexpress and mine is so much better. That Peugeot grinder is a fucking meme.

>>19172457
I use this for pepper. Works great

>>19172600
Huh, they look almost identical to cubeb berries.

For me, it's pepper

>>19172786
>>19172600
Piper cubeba aka Javanese pepper comes from SE Asia (Java, Indonesia), it's of the same family as regular pepper but has a stronger taste. Piper borbonense comes from Madagascar (Africa) and is called tsiperifery in the local language. The fruit is called voa. Hence voatsiperifery.
They're very different from regular pepper (Piper Nigrum), like Tellicherry pepper, which comes from the coast of Malabar in SW India.

There's no such thing as bourbon pepper or bourbon whiskey. Or bourbon vanilla from Madagascar (it's just regular vanilla, exactly the same as the Mexican original). The only thing they have in common is that they're named after the French royal family, and they were called Bourbon.

>>19172457
I still like pre-ground pepper, but cracked just feels so much better on things.

>>19172490
Probably haven't touched the dishes in a month, have you? I can see the mousetraps too.

>>19172457
You'd be disappointed with my kitchen then. I don't use enough black pepper to bother with a fancy grinder.

You aren’t too poor to afford the true patricians choice right /ck/?

>>19172457
you were not invited. After this thread you will never be invited.

if the pepper inside isnt cambodian it doesnt matter

>he doesn't have a peugeot pepper mill
shiggydiggy, poorfag

>>19172457
I can't explain why and I've never looked into it, but for some reason pre-ground black pepper kills my gut but fresh cracked black hits the spot just right.