Peugeot – Bali 3″ Cast Iron Black Pepper Mill And Salt Cellar (8cm) – 39967

The Peugeot Bali 3″ Cast Iron Pepper Mill and Salt Cellar set combines elegance and functionality, crafted from high-quality cast iron for durability and a distinctive touch. Inspired by Asian teapots, the cast iron construction ensures longevity and adds sophistication to your table setting. The set includes an 8 cm (3 1/4 in) pepper mill and a salt cellar with a lid, accompanied by a delicate bamboo spoon for the perfect dose of salt. Both pieces rest on a bamboo storage base with a warm finish, providing a unique showcase for these magnificent cast-iron pieces.

Each piece is crafted using traditional manufacturing methods, ensuring that they are truly unique and of the highest quality. The pepper mill features Peugeot’s renowned grinding mechanism with a lifetime warranty, suitable for grinding various types of pepper and peppercorns, including black, white, green, and red pepper, as well as pink peppercorns (up to 15% in a pepper blend) and Sichuan pepper.

The grind adjustment button allows you to customize the grind size according to your preference: screwing the button tighter produces a finer grind, while loosening it creates a coarser grind. Both the pepper mill and salt cellar come with a five-year warranty and are supplied empty, ready for you to fill with your favorite spices.

Key Features:

• Crafted from traditional cast iron, reminiscent of teapot making
• Stunning matt red color adds elegance to any table setting
• Perfect gift for Mother’s Day, Father’s Day, birthdays, or Christmas
• Unique manual design for a visual and gustatory journey
• 8 cm pepper mill, compact yet sturdy
• Heavy cast-iron construction weighing approximately 535 g
• Lifetime warranty on the pepper mechanism for lasting reliability
• Versatile grinding options for various types of peppercorns
• Adjustable grind button for customized grinding preferences
• Five-year warranty for peace of mind
• Pepper mill supplied empty, ready for your favorite spices