The historical background and development of pepper grinders can be traced back to ancient times and are closely related to the progress of spice trade and cooking technology. As an important condiment, pepper can be traced back to the ancient Egyptian period around 2000 BC, when the ancient Egyptians used pepper when making mummies. Pepper's legendary journey began after Alexander the Great's Eastern Expedition in the 4th century BC, when it was introduced to the Western world and became a luxury for nobles and wealthy merchants during the Roman Empire. Historical background Pepper has a long history of cultivation and trade. In India, the seasoning effect of pepper was recorded in the Sanskrit epic Mahabharata in the 4th century BC. With the expansion of the Roman Empire, pepper was gradually introduced to Europe and became a common seasoning on the tables of Roman nobles in the 1st century AD. In China, Zhang Qian opened up the Silk Road during the reign of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, and pepper was introduced to China. During the Tang and Song Dynasties, with the opening of the Maritime Silk Road, the supply of pepper gradually increased and became an important trade commodity. Development History
The development of pepper grinders is closely related to the progress of spice trade and cooking technology. The pepper grinders in ancient Rome were exquisitely designed, with a rotatable hole plate at the bottom that could switch between different usage modes, demonstrating the high-tech level of the time.Peugeot, a French company, began producing grinders in the 1840s. Its design combines French aesthetics and practicality, making it an exquisite item in the kitchen.
Peugeot's grinders are not only excellent in functionality, but their design and craftsmanship have also won the favor of consumers around the world.