Great Value Peppercorn Medley Grinder Refill, 5.3 oz

I bought these to refill a McCormick pepper grinder. The variety of peppercorns gives a unique flavor. My entire family agrees that this pepper blend is a new favorite, and we will continue to purchase it. Also, this is a much more economical option than buying new pepper grinders when they're empty.

These peppercorns are complex in flavor profile. If you want something different than black peppercorns, this will level up your cooking. There's a floral and more gamey savory taste to the different colored peppercorns. It made a pot roast stew amazing. This peppercorn blend is especially a great rub on steaks and a powerful spice. I freshly grind with my mortar and pestle.

Being a bachelor The setup Comes in handy You can control the coarseness of the grind.\n Very stylish, appealing well built, I recommend if you like peppercorns or even Himalayan pink sea salt.

They were made with quality craftsmanship, by stainless steel working gears that grind with perfection. I was very pleased with the product, %26 I recently ordered my son the same ones, for a new house warming gift.

I like how the mix adds different flavor layers without having to use multiple different spice bottles. Convenient and tasty!

I just got a S%26P grinder set. Ive grown up with Black Pepper. The Medley and being able to set the grind, makes pepper more forward in the taste of items. I LIKE IT!

Nice peppercorns in a clear grinder. Honestly peppercorns are pretty generic unless you purchase an organic. Don't taste any difference between these and my previous black peppercorns. A pretty good value…

I purchased the peppercorns to refill my grinder. Its a good mix of peppercorns These peppercorns are small but have a nice peppery flavor without being over powering.

Used this blend when pickling some hot peppers. AMAZING TASTE.

supposedly this medley peppercorns is supposed to contain bread, green, black, and white peppercorns. I found only about a dozen red Peppercorns in the entire jar, and about 70% of the peppercorns were black.