good quality salt/pepper grinders SEA?

[allisonw]

Anyone know of a good salt or pepper grinder available locally that does not cost an arm and a leg? I need one of each right now.

I'm such an idiot for not buying more of those awesome little Peugeot grinders they had on sale at City Kitchens last year for $20. Totally kickass grinder!!

[DonJ]

Nothing better than the Magnum. I have one and a Peugeot. Much quicker, better grind on the Magnum IMO.

[kalenasmith]

I love the Peugeot grinders too! I got mine at the Le Creuset Outlet store in the Tulalip Outlet Mall. I don't remember the exact price but know it was less than Sur La Table.

[equinoise]

Having some store credit, I shelled out for the La Table tariff on a pair of Peugots. I don't regret it.

[TaylorRoot]

H'mmm lots of good info here. Le Creuset Outlet Store? Perk ! I must go !

[vanillagorilla]

Just break down and get a magnum. It isn't the cheapest, but it's totally worth it.

[puzzler]

The Ikea is hard to beat -- $6.99 and the grinder is ceramic. I use two, one for coarse sea salt and one for pepper. Love 'em. Also they have extra matching jars w/ lids that fit the grinding head.

[CurtA]

My wife loves the pre-filled disposable grinders at Costco. They have both salt and pepper. If you are looking for personal use, this may fit the bill.

[Jane917]

Sur La Table has a wide assortment of both.

[terrier]

Sur La Table falls into the "arm and a leg" category compared to at least two other local businesses nearby: City Kitchens (mentioned by the OP) and Kitchen Basics (in the sanitary market building)