oh, and as I don't have Uni, I'm not sure now if the stuff I make is already in the new game. I suppose that's the price to pay for being able to place it with other objects on the same tile. You can change the colour of the top of the mill (though both my Pepper and Salt Mill in real life are the same).Īnyway, this is a purely decorative has NO interactions at all. I have included a few recolours (for those who feel the need) but personally I think the 'original' wooden one looks the best. This way, you can get a more realistic look to your you can place it together with another object already on the grid (see pictures). If you use it together with the 'boolProp snapObjectsToGrid false' cheat. (and this is the reason I want you to test it) it is cloned from a 'special' Maxis object that CAN use the 'moveobjects on' cheat. For the 'purists' out there ( ), I have made it as a single item. This comes as a single mill, (with complementary matching Salt Mill.
This is a wooden Black Pepper Mill/Grinder for your kitchen surfaces/restaurant/Dining table. Made with SimPE v 0.33, EP ready, unique GUID and colour enabled. To me, Potter's are the ideal picnic cracker.***UDATED** Added Matching Salt & Pepper SET *** They're great snacks on their own (very snappy), but they're also just terrific with soft cheeses and Alpine styles.
I love Potter's Wisconsin Rye and their Caramelized Onion. I'm more of a baguette lover than a cracker person to be honest, so it takes a lot for me to experience cracker revelation. It was the perfect texture, like a dense pie crust, with the right amount of toastiness to be a perfect bestie for whatever was on top.”Īnother advocate is the contributor and author Tenaya Darlington “My all-time favorite cracker company is Potter's from Wisconsin. I had the opportunity to really spend some time with it recently as Kowalski's had a 2-day seminar with Round Robin access to so many cheesemaking celebrities! We enjoyed the winter wheat cracker as an accompaniment to all, from the prestigious Pleasant Ridge to some tasty dill havarti from Bruce Workman. It is a regular cracker, just straight up and honest. They are the perfect vehicle for a wedge of all of our bloomy rind cheeses and a dollop of our fresh chevre-warning: they are highly addictive!” She also mentions that the Cranberry Hazelnut Crisps won a Good Food Award this year.Ĭontributor and author of The Cheeses of Wisconsin, Jeanette Hurt is also a fan of Potter’s Crackers as is Nerud who says, “Potter’s is a really well crafted, small-batch organic cracker with lots of flavors. Potter’s Crackers have legions of fans including Leslie Cooperband, co-owner of Prairie Fruits Farm & Creamery who says, “I love Potter's Crackers Cranberry Hazelnut crisps and caramelized onion crisps.
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