Manual Coffee Grinder with Triple Tree Ceramic Burrs, Hand Mill with Two Glass Jars

Dave: This is a no frills grinder but, it works well and I'm happy with the purchase.
It was well packaged, has a nice assortment of accessories (cleaning brush and spoon.
The glass jars feel nice, not thin or cheap. Handle is sturdy and well made.
I can't really beat this for the price. Nice hand powered grinder.

United States on Nov 21, 2023

P. AdamsP. Adams: Grinding my own coffee beans is as natural as breathing for me. So when my electric grinder stopped working weeks ago, I had a nervous breakdown. For. Real. Needing to find something cheaper but of decent quality, I decided to try a manual grinder, thus I ordered this grinder.

Just got it this afternoon and yes, I'm ready to review it!

I immediately opened the box and to my heart's dismay, the thing is smaller than it appears online. The receptor that holds the ground coffee is very small, much smaller than noted in photos here on Amazon.
Nonetheless, I grabbed my beans and went about assembly and grinding. Like I said, it is small all the way around, not much more room than to place 2 tablespoons of beans in the grinder. The grinding lever sits on top into a grooved notch but does not latch at all, so while grinding my Peru blend of Aldi coffee beans, the handle slipped falling to the floor. This meant I had to be sure to keep it level on a table and not hold it at any egregious angles. This is annoying, I mean, if it could lock in place while grinding, would be a little easier to use.
Anywho, I ground my beans with enough elbow grease to oil my dreadlocks by...

United States on Nov 05, 2023

Ashley Dugre: I watched the video the instructions said to do. Washed and dried everything and assembled. Easy.
I added a little from my bag of Starbucks Winter blend beans. Good!
Then I started churning. And churning. As I watched my precious grandchildren watching me churn and turn. And churn.
Then it dawned on me…THEY CAN CHURN THE BEANS!
So I started making it look fun. Singing songs and telling Alexa to play some K.C. and the Sunshine Band! They rolled their eyes at that, but they now have a chore to help Grammy out and they love it!!
I gave it a 4 because I compared my churned beans to some pre ground coffee grounds and there was a tiny bit of inconsistency in my grounds. No big gounds, but a few “powdery” ones and a few bigger grounds but 98% regular sized. Good enough for me!

United States on Oct 26, 2023

Bugycleaner: I am updating my earlier review as I have used this now for over a month. The first one didn’t work right and they promptly sent me another one. It was very good, and I am very happy with the way it grinds and the amount it grinds. You can’t hurry the grinding, or you will tear it up. Just grind up what you need. The grinder part holds all you need. It was tricky setting the cutting and grinding edge that I wanted but when I got it figured out it was great and to clean it every once in a while I run it under hot water and let it dry out thoroughly. I try not to take it apart or I dip it in my wash water just the top part Without taking it apart and then rinse it thoroughly in hot water . I’m very happy with it and the price was fantastic.

United States on Oct 19, 2023

Dina I.: This past June I had the most memorable cup of coffee I've ever had in my life at a coffee shop in Astoria, Oregon. When I got back home I wanted to recreate that cup, so I found out what coffee roaster supplied the coffee shop and ordered a bag of beans.

Meanwhile, I'd heard the best grind of beans for the tastiest, highest quality cup comes from burr grinders, and I thought those special beans deserved the proper treatment. I didn't want to commit to an electric grinder, so I picked this one based on looks and reviews.

I have to say, manually grinding beans is certainly a labor of love. It takes about 8-10 minutes to grind enough beans to fill the filter in my 12oz Moka pot. It's really a pain in the butt, to be frank. The grinder itself is fine, though, this isn't a remark on the product itself as much as it is a remark on the process involved.

Good things about the grinder - the coarseness is easily adjusted. It's easy to grip and has rubber in the right places to help you keep it stable while laboring away. The extra sealable jar is smart and handy for grinding beans in advance and keeping the grinds fresh. Another positive, if you are someone who enjoys...

United States on Sep 10, 2023