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A container of black pepper seems to have both black and greyish bits. Why is this the case? Shouldn’t it all just be black?
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A container of black pepper seems to have both black and greyish bits. Why is this the case? Shouldn’t it all just be black?
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Could you post a picture of the container? Black pepper is not completely black through and through. The inside is lighter, which might come across as grey depending.
– Johanna
2 days ago
4
The center of a black peppercorn is white. (and sold as 'white pepper' if it's been removed) chowhound.com/food-news/138263/…
– Joe
2 days ago
3
I highly recommend buying a proper pepper grinder and buying good quality whole peppercorns so you can grind just prior to use.
– JimmyJames
2 days ago
1
In the absence of a proper pepper grinder, I would still recommend using a bad pepper grinder, or even a mortar and pestle. If you're using pre-ground black pepper, you might as well use white.
– Martijn
yesterday
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Why is ground beef not black and white cow spotted?
– A C
yesterday
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A container of black pepper seems to have both black and greyish bits. Why is this the case? Shouldn’t it all just be black?
color pepper
edited yesterday
Abraham Ray
286211
asked 2 days ago
James WilsonJames Wilson
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A container of black pepper seems to have both black and greyish bits. Why is this the case? Shouldn’t it all just be black?
color pepper
color pepper
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Abraham Ray
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asked 2 days ago
James WilsonJames Wilson
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Abraham Ray
286211
asked 2 days ago
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edited yesterday
Abraham Ray
286211
edited yesterday
Abraham Ray
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edited yesterday
Abraham Ray
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James WilsonJames Wilson
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asked 2 days ago
James WilsonJames Wilson
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James WilsonJames Wilson
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Could you post a picture of the container? Black pepper is not completely black through and through. The inside is lighter, which might come across as grey depending.
– Johanna
2 days ago
4
The center of a black peppercorn is white. (and sold as 'white pepper' if it's been removed) chowhound.com/food-news/138263/…
– Joe
2 days ago
3
I highly recommend buying a proper pepper grinder and buying good quality whole peppercorns so you can grind just prior to use.
– JimmyJames
2 days ago
1
In the absence of a proper pepper grinder, I would still recommend using a bad pepper grinder, or even a mortar and pestle. If you're using pre-ground black pepper, you might as well use white.
– Martijn
yesterday
1
Why is ground beef not black and white cow spotted?
– A C
yesterday
|
show 1 more comment
4
Could you post a picture of the container? Black pepper is not completely black through and through. The inside is lighter, which might come across as grey depending.
– Johanna
2 days ago
4
The center of a black peppercorn is white. (and sold as 'white pepper' if it's been removed) chowhound.com/food-news/138263/…
– Joe
2 days ago
3
I highly recommend buying a proper pepper grinder and buying good quality whole peppercorns so you can grind just prior to use.
– JimmyJames
2 days ago
1
In the absence of a proper pepper grinder, I would still recommend using a bad pepper grinder, or even a mortar and pestle. If you're using pre-ground black pepper, you might as well use white.
– Martijn
yesterday
1
Why is ground beef not black and white cow spotted?
– A C
yesterday
4
4
Could you post a picture of the container? Black pepper is not completely black through and through. The inside is lighter, which might come across as grey depending.
– Johanna
2 days ago
Could you post a picture of the container? Black pepper is not completely black through and through. The inside is lighter, which might come across as grey depending.
– Johanna
2 days ago
4
4
The center of a black peppercorn is white. (and sold as 'white pepper' if it's been removed) chowhound.com/food-news/138263/…
– Joe
2 days ago
The center of a black peppercorn is white. (and sold as 'white pepper' if it's been removed) chowhound.com/food-news/138263/…
– Joe
2 days ago
3
3
I highly recommend buying a proper pepper grinder and buying good quality whole peppercorns so you can grind just prior to use.
– JimmyJames
2 days ago
I highly recommend buying a proper pepper grinder and buying good quality whole peppercorns so you can grind just prior to use.
– JimmyJames
2 days ago
1
1
In the absence of a proper pepper grinder, I would still recommend using a bad pepper grinder, or even a mortar and pestle. If you're using pre-ground black pepper, you might as well use white.
– Martijn
yesterday
In the absence of a proper pepper grinder, I would still recommend using a bad pepper grinder, or even a mortar and pestle. If you're using pre-ground black pepper, you might as well use white.
– Martijn
yesterday
1
1
Why is ground beef not black and white cow spotted?
– A C
yesterday
Why is ground beef not black and white cow spotted?
– A C
yesterday
|
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Here is a photo of a peppercorn. You can see why a ground one might contain both black and grey bits.
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Yep. Seeds have a hardish outer casing for protection from weather etc., and innards full of carbs and protein to grow a new plant. Two purposes, at least two different compounds, two different colors.
– Wayfaring Stranger
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https://www.seriouseats.com/2012/07/taste-test-black-pepper-what-are-differences-in-varieties.html
According to this article, consistency and the darkness of the color is a sign of the quality of the black pepper. Note that this is talking about the outside layer of the peppercorn, not the inside as moscafj has noted.
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Here is a photo of a peppercorn. You can see why a ground one might contain both black and grey bits.
edited yesterday
lzam
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answered 2 days ago
moscafjmoscafj
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Yep. Seeds have a hardish outer casing for protection from weather etc., and innards full of carbs and protein to grow a new plant. Two purposes, at least two different compounds, two different colors.
– Wayfaring Stranger
yesterday
add a comment |
Here is a photo of a peppercorn. You can see why a ground one might contain both black and grey bits.
edited yesterday
lzam
188139
answered 2 days ago
moscafjmoscafj
27.5k14078
Yep. Seeds have a hardish outer casing for protection from weather etc., and innards full of carbs and protein to grow a new plant. Two purposes, at least two different compounds, two different colors.
– Wayfaring Stranger
yesterday
add a comment |
Here is a photo of a peppercorn. You can see why a ground one might contain both black and grey bits.
edited yesterday
lzam
188139
answered 2 days ago
moscafjmoscafj
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Here is a photo of a peppercorn. You can see why a ground one might contain both black and grey bits.
edited yesterday
lzam
188139
answered 2 days ago
moscafjmoscafj
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edited yesterday
lzam
188139
edited yesterday
lzam
188139
edited yesterday
lzam
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188139
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moscafjmoscafj
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answered 2 days ago
moscafjmoscafj
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answered 2 days ago
moscafjmoscafj
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27.5k14078
Yep. Seeds have a hardish outer casing for protection from weather etc., and innards full of carbs and protein to grow a new plant. Two purposes, at least two different compounds, two different colors.
– Wayfaring Stranger
yesterday
add a comment |
Yep. Seeds have a hardish outer casing for protection from weather etc., and innards full of carbs and protein to grow a new plant. Two purposes, at least two different compounds, two different colors.
– Wayfaring Stranger
yesterday
Yep. Seeds have a hardish outer casing for protection from weather etc., and innards full of carbs and protein to grow a new plant. Two purposes, at least two different compounds, two different colors.
– Wayfaring Stranger
yesterday
Yep. Seeds have a hardish outer casing for protection from weather etc., and innards full of carbs and protein to grow a new plant. Two purposes, at least two different compounds, two different colors.
– Wayfaring Stranger
yesterday
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https://www.seriouseats.com/2012/07/taste-test-black-pepper-what-are-differences-in-varieties.html
According to this article, consistency and the darkness of the color is a sign of the quality of the black pepper. Note that this is talking about the outside layer of the peppercorn, not the inside as moscafj has noted.
answered 2 days ago
ElectronicToothpickElectronicToothpick
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https://www.seriouseats.com/2012/07/taste-test-black-pepper-what-are-differences-in-varieties.html
According to this article, consistency and the darkness of the color is a sign of the quality of the black pepper. Note that this is talking about the outside layer of the peppercorn, not the inside as moscafj has noted.
answered 2 days ago
ElectronicToothpickElectronicToothpick
15514
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https://www.seriouseats.com/2012/07/taste-test-black-pepper-what-are-differences-in-varieties.html
According to this article, consistency and the darkness of the color is a sign of the quality of the black pepper. Note that this is talking about the outside layer of the peppercorn, not the inside as moscafj has noted.
answered 2 days ago
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15514
https://www.seriouseats.com/2012/07/taste-test-black-pepper-what-are-differences-in-varieties.html
According to this article, consistency and the darkness of the color is a sign of the quality of the black pepper. Note that this is talking about the outside layer of the peppercorn, not the inside as moscafj has noted.
answered 2 days ago
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15514
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Could you post a picture of the container? Black pepper is not completely black through and through. The inside is lighter, which might come across as grey depending.
– Johanna
2 days ago
4
The center of a black peppercorn is white. (and sold as 'white pepper' if it's been removed) chowhound.com/food-news/138263/…
– Joe
2 days ago
3
I highly recommend buying a proper pepper grinder and buying good quality whole peppercorns so you can grind just prior to use.
– JimmyJames
2 days ago
1
In the absence of a proper pepper grinder, I would still recommend using a bad pepper grinder, or even a mortar and pestle. If you're using pre-ground black pepper, you might as well use white.
– Martijn
yesterday
1
Why is ground beef not black and white cow spotted?
– A C
yesterday