I was quite surprised that I could taste a significant difference from coffee ground in a hand cranked conical burr mill, but I really could! I have an automatic disk burr grinder and a typical blade grinder, and neither produce as rich a flavor profile. The best way to describe it would be as both smoother and more robust at the same time.
The product itself feels quite sturdy and the ceramic burrs produce a very nice, fine grind. You'll have to experiment a bit to find your perfectly granularity, but it's easy to adjust. The mill itself is larger that you might think from the pictures, but fits easily into your hand. The mill has plenty of capacity to grind as much coffee as you want, but be aware that it takes while. I usually use 6 scoops for six cups at a medium fine grind, and it takes about 3 minutes. I find it to be kind of a Zen exercise, but it's not a task for the lazy.
Simple Kitchen Products seems like a very ethical company that is marketing a quality product and is focused on keeping its customers happy. I hope I don't sound like a shill, but when I like a product, I'm glad to help out stand out.
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Ergonomic design
Easy to grip and grind. If you are a coffee lover, and have not had the pleasure of grinding your own coffee beans, you are missing out! Purchase your manual coffee grinder today and see what we mean! This brings the coffee love to a whole new level.
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Now includes an installed Stabilizer Washer
Now you don't have to buy a separate part to stabilize your coffee grinder. Our coffee grinders now have a stabilizer washer already installed. That is a 10 dollar value that saves you money, and now you can enjoy a more consistent grind of your freshly ground coffee.
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This Item  bebebao Premium Ceramic Burr Manual Coffee Grinder. Updated with installed Stabilizer Washer. Large 100g Capacity Coffee Mill. For Espresso, Pour Over, French Press, and Turkish Coffee Brewing. |  |  |  |  | |
| Price | — | $29.99 | $24.99 | $69.00 | $34.99 |
| Delivery | — | Get it as soon as Thursday, May 16 | Get it as soon as Thursday, May 16 | Get it as soon as Thursday, May 16 | Get it as soon as Thursday, May 16 |
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| Sold By | — | Dazzlewings | Dazzlewings | DDH Bags | Vuzlyn |
| material | Ceramic | — | — | Aluminum | Stainless Steel, Aluminum |
| specific uses | Coffee Grinder | Coffee Grinder | Coffee Grinder | Coffee Grinder | — |
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Simple and effective
I really didn't know what to expect when I ordered this manual grinder. I wanted something to grind a coarser, more uniform grind so I could use my French press. I just got it and I am initially quite pleased with it. It has a rubber cover that goes over the hopper while cranking so you don't get bean debris flying out. There is a lid that screws on the glass receptacle so you can keep excess coffee fresh. The design is very simple and looks to be of quality. I really can't see anything breaking unless the ceramic were to crack. I was able to easily produce the coarse grind I wanted as well as a finer grind for drip coffee. I would definitely buy again.Update 10/01/16. I have been using this every day for the past few months and it is still going strong. It makes a perfect grind for me. What I really love is that all the coffee grinds easily pour out of the glass receptacle. I use my electric drill with an m6 nut to speed up the process. It takes just under a minute to grind 4 coffee scoops.
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I freely admit to being a coffee snob.
I.
Love.
Coffee.
I've owned a fair share of grinders in my time, and this? This is by far, hands down, the worst grinder I've ever used.
The design is based off the Hario Skerton and Kyocera CM-50, grinders with somewhat of a cult following in their own right. There are minor differences, which on paper should make this grinder superior., but it just isn't. The feed hopper and the crank are both larger, which in theory means you can grind more coffee,and do so easier. Also included is an installed 'stabilizing washer', which is a popular aftermarket upgrade for the Hario, as it leads to a more consistent grind.
This thing should be a great grinder. the problem? the burrs are so poorly made that I just could not get a consistent grind out of it. I've included photos, which were the best of 3 grinds. Sifting the grounds out revealed grounds course enough for french press, fine enough for Turkish coffee, and a pile of perfectly ground pour over. All from a single grind. I tried multiple adjustments, and the photos included were the best I could get, so depending on what type of coffee you are making well over 50% of what you grind could end up as trash. and coffee is way to expensive for that. I wish the manufacturer would put quality ceramic burrs on this thing, because that is really all it needs to be a real winner.
I.
Love.
Coffee.
I've owned a fair share of grinders in my time, and this? This is by far, hands down, the worst grinder I've ever used.
The design is based off the Hario Skerton and Kyocera CM-50, grinders with somewhat of a cult following in their own right. There are minor differences, which on paper should make this grinder superior., but it just isn't. The feed hopper and the crank are both larger, which in theory means you can grind more coffee,and do so easier. Also included is an installed 'stabilizing washer', which is a popular aftermarket upgrade for the Hario, as it leads to a more consistent grind.
This thing should be a great grinder. the problem? the burrs are so poorly made that I just could not get a consistent grind out of it. I've included photos, which were the best of 3 grinds. Sifting the grounds out revealed grounds course enough for french press, fine enough for Turkish coffee, and a pile of perfectly ground pour over. All from a single grind. I tried multiple adjustments, and the photos included were the best I could get, so depending on what type of coffee you are making well over 50% of what you grind could end up as trash. and coffee is way to expensive for that. I wish the manufacturer would put quality ceramic burrs on this thing, because that is really all it needs to be a real winner.
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