Manual Coffee Grinder with Ceramic Burrs - Hand Crank Mill for Freshly Ground Coffee Beans

Umpalumpur: Forget electric grinders, this is the best coffee grinder.

Top loading, removable handle and lid. All beans have to pass through the grinder, so you have the same consistency everytime.

Adjustable grind settings.

Easy to assemble, easy to clean.

United Kingdom on Oct 21, 2023

Ramin: for coffee, it is great but not for small seeds like flaxseed and it is for bachelors, one person and just sometimes two, otherwise you have to grind harder :)

Canada on Feb 26, 2022

AuQ3 black bolt: To take it apart to have it wash and put it back together is a chore . Once you get the hang of it , if you have not break it by then , you might have good use of item . Clumsy and badly put together, patience is needed to go through the instructions and make sense of it before use .. in the end , it does get the job done.

Singapore on Oct 08, 2021

John marrazzo: Good for coffee. I tried for chaga. Killed it.
A plus is the spindle for the handle is the same size at a socket for a nut, which means it fits a drill socket

Canada on Sep 19, 2021

Alberto Gámez Pérez: Hace mucho ruido

Mexico on Apr 23, 2021

Amazon Customer: This burr grinder is easy to use and easy to take apart to rinse/clean. It doesn't take too much elbow grease to grind the beans. I get a nice fresh grind in the morning. For my one or two cups, it is perfect. I use it with both my Chemex and my Frech press on the coarsest setting. I have been so happy with the results that I have not even used it for my Aeropress yet, but I will.

I had been looking at the more expensive metal burr grinder that has a ton of Amazon reviews and it rated super high. The $40+ was enough of a deterrent, that I did not pull the trigger. I was also a bit worried about the cleanup and the metal and the heaviness of the grinder. Then, I found this one for $18 with plastic parts. Sold! And I am glad I went for it. I think the metal one is taller and slimmer than this one, but it still doesn't take up much space. So that is good. It is intuitive how it works.

Stop reading this review. Buy the darn thing! It is well worth the money!

United States on Nov 13, 2020

Zain: So if you're like me, and making the switch from an electric burr grinder to this, you're in for ride. I own another manual grinder, but due to the limited capacity of the container it attached to, found myself making horrible messes whenever I attempted to use it to make coffee for more than myself, so I relied on my electric grinder. But now that I'm moving and kitchen counter space is sought after real estate, I find myself forced to convert back. This burr grinder does the job, albeit not all too well.

It has 4 settings, all of which I've used. The burrs seem to be a bit small, so if you're unused to a manual grinder, be prepared for an arm workout, because it takes about 6 minutes to grind coffee for a pour-over for two people. Also, I find that all of the settings, except for the largest, create an amazingly uniform grind, superior to any electric grinder or industrial grinder I've ever seen.

The finest setting is the most awkward, and grinds the beans down to a coarseness between that needed for Turkish coffee and that needed for espresso. I found that in making Turkish coffee with this grinder, the coffee turned out too gritty, and...

United States on Jul 30, 2020

JAM: I had been using the ever popular on Amazon "Kyocera Advanced Ceramic Coffee Grinder" and I always thought it was a bit hard to turn the handle while grinding beans and also while grinding, pieces of beans would pop out onto the floor. So after I dropped it and broke the glass base I looked for a grinder with a lid and decided on this LHS grinder. I love it! And it IS easier to grind coffee beans. The base is a clear plastic of some type and is smaller in diameter than the Kyocera which makes it much easier to grip while grinding. It definitely takes less effort to grind the beans with this grinder. The non-removable lid rotates allowing for loading of the beans. Then rotate it back closed and start grinding, no bean debris escapes. The only thing I can fault it for is the smallish opening where you pour the beans in but this is very minor. If you are looking for a ceramic burr hand grinder, buy this one!

So I had to retire this grinder. It recently started only grinding the coffee very fine. I took it apart and cleaned it but no better. So in the trash can it went. We used this grinder every day, two to three times, for almost 11 months. Paid $13.99 for...

United States on May 29, 2020