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This thread discusses participants' reactions to receiving the salt and pepper grinder as part of the SAT Level 1 rewards, with mixed feelings about its practicality compared to the rotary grater. Participants share personal experiences and opinions regarding the usefulness of both products in their business practices.
Views differ on the practicality of the grinder versus the grater, with some participants favoring the grater for shows while others appreciate the novelty and potential of the grinder. No clear consensus emerges regarding the overall satisfaction with the products received.
Participants share personal experiences and preferences related to the products, reflecting their individual business practices and customer interactions.
Consultants interested in product discussions, sales strategies, and personal experiences related to the salt and pepper grinder and rotary grater may find this thread informative.
chefann said:I'm happy that HO gives us the opportunity to earn free products at all. And this year, even the 2-shows level had some really good stuff in it!
LeslieSGI said:For grating nutmeg you can suggest the Microplane Adjustable Grater...
pamperedharriet said:Thanks, Ann for your input. When I talk to her again I'll see if she has a change in heart over this. I would love to sell her the microplane.
pamperedharriet said:Does anyone know if we can grind nutmeg in the new grinder? I have a customer who was looking for a nutmeg grinder a few months ago. TIA.
ChefBeckyD said:You can tell her you have a friend (that would be me!) who has a nutmeg grinder, but finds that the microplane is easier, and you get a finer grind then with the nutmeg grinder. I love me some fresh nutmeg, but I don't want it in little chunks!:yuck:
ChefBeckyD said:The grinder is a totally new product for PC - and also shows not one, but three products (w/ S&P blends). Most people will "get" the grater. They will understand how it works and why they want one. (I sell the old grater all the time, but never even take it to shows) The grinder is opening up a whole new avenue of sales and customers!
Common issues include difficulty in grinding, inconsistent grind size, and problems with the mechanism jamming or breaking. Some users also report that the grinders do not hold enough salt or pepper, requiring frequent refills.
To troubleshoot, ensure that the grinder is properly assembled and that the grinding mechanism is clean. Check for any blockages in the grinding area and adjust the grind size settings if applicable. If the grinder is still not functioning, consider replacing the grinding mechanism or contacting customer service for assistance.
Yes, the Salt and Pepper Grinder typically comes with a warranty. The specifics can vary, so it's best to check the product documentation or the Pampered Chef website for details on the warranty period and coverage.
Yes, Pampered Chef has a satisfaction guarantee policy that allows customers to return products if they are not satisfied. Be sure to check the return policy for any specific conditions or time limits that may apply.
To use the grinder effectively, fill it only to the recommended level to avoid jamming. Adjust the grind size according to your preference, and clean the grinder regularly to maintain performance. Additionally, avoid using overly moist salt or pepper, as this can affect the grinding mechanism.