I've been grinding my own coffee for a while (yes it DOES taste better than pre-ground), but with an electric blade grinder. That little champ died on me the day after Christmas. So i had to research new grinders. Mine only ground one size, so I never considered i'd need something that ground to a wide variety of sizes. And, I'd had mine for so long, i didn't even know if it was made anymore....then i stumbled across this one - a manual grinder...and i was a little apprehensive, even with the rave reviews it was getting. i read the reviews, did my homework, and said 'ok, worth a shot. people seem to really like this, and taking a minute or two out of my day with a little elbow grease vs 15 seconds to push a button and grind my coffee is NOT a huge problem - and if it is, i have some life re-evaluating to do!" Morning coffee prep is a first world problem. It's just making coffee, nobody's going to die. As noted in prior reviews, getting the right grind size is a little bit of a guessing game, but pretty simple, and rewarding when you get it right. It only takes a few minutes to figure it out, at most. (and let's face it, i'm still going to use the coffee grinds that come out anyway, so it's not a deal-breaker to get some rather perfect coffee from some imperfect first grinds until i figure it out.) I don't have a french press or any other kind of coffee maker than the personal #4 one cup drip cone, so i can set it to a particular grind size and forget it. But for anyone who does have different coffee makers, you might want to jot down how many turns of the nut to set the grind size it takes to get the settings you like, so you don't have to always guess. It's also easy to hold onto, and the rubber bottom for the glass basin is good for keeping it on a surface if you need to while you're grinding. No mess. Perfect. I've heard that you can attach larger mason jars to the grinder, but i haven't explored that myself, so allegedly, if you are grinding large amounts of coffee, that can come in handy.
I made my first cup with this grinder this morning. WOW. It's even better than my other grinder. The usual coffee beans i use all of a sudden have released so much more flavor and dimension into the coffee, i don't think i'd go back to an electric blade grinder unless i had to make an industrial amount of ground coffee all the time. Grinding enough for a couple of cups of coffee only takes a few minutes, but i could see where it'd be much more daunting to prepare enough for 12 cups. That being said, i do consider it an enjoyable experience to just stand there and grind it myself - even when groggy. I'm easily done by the time the water boils on the stove. And, because it comes with a top for the jar at the bottom, you can grind it the night before, and just screw the lid on to have it for the next morning, when you take the grinder apparatus off. Pretty convenient. It's all pretty easy to clean as well.
I will say that on the coarser settings, the grinds become a little inconsistent, but i'm sure i can figure out how to fix that. Not a big deal. If you camp, or travel where you don't have access to a coffee shop, this is a perfect grinder for you as well. I believe they make a travel-sized one expressly for that, and given my experience with this larger grinder, i wouldn't hesitate to recommend it. It's new, so I can't comment to its durability, but it looks and feels like a solid product, and I am hopeful it'll last for a very long time. Take care of it, clean it, and do not grind the burr counter-clockwise (it'll damage it), and that's pretty much it. No metal parts, so no rust. Lastly, earlier purchasers noted that their grinder did not come with instructions. Mine did, so perhaps that's a new thing. So it'll walk you through getting your grinder set up, which takes all of about 30 seconds, and just a little longer to adjust to the grind size you want. If you're looking for a great grinder, look no further. This is it.
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CoffeeIn the world of artisanal coffee, Hario is home to such iconic designs as the V60 Dripper, Buono Pour Over Kettle, Skerton Coffee Grinder, and Technica Coffee Syphon. Our history of developing innovative Coffee Products began in the 1940s, and now includes a broad portfolio of Drippers, Filters, Servers, Kettles, Grinders, Syphons, Scales, Presses, Cold Brew and Other items. Each of our products is designed and manufactured to our exacting standards, remaining true to our Japanese heritage and commitment to quality. |
TeaIn Japanese, Hario means "King of Glass". Originally developed for use in the science laboratory, our heatproof borosilicate glass is manufactured in Japan and resistant to sudden temperature change and odor transfer, while also being safe for use in microwave ovens and dishwashers. Many of our tea items utilize our "Hario Glass" and spans Teapots, Drippers, Servers, Presses, Kettles and Other items. |
Tableware and CookwareFrom Rice Cookers to Drinking Glasses, Bakeware to Water Pots, our Tableware and Cookware category includes a wide variety of items in multiple sizes, shapes, colors and materials. Discover traditional Japanese items with a modern flair. |
PetsAdmittedly geared towards smaller dog breeds and their feline counterparts, our pet items have won numerous design awards for innovation and quality. Many of our items are available in durable glass and porcelain, and also in multiple colors and shapes. |
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Hario was established in 1921 in Tokyo, Japan as a manufacturer of laboratory glassware. By the late 1940s, after many years of research, the company introduced its heatproof "HARIO glass", which allowed the company to introduce its first coffee product - the Hario coffee syphon. After years of expansion in a number of different categories, in 2005, Hario released its iconic V60 Dripper, which has since become the most widely used dripper for manual pour over coffee. Hario's current catalog now spans kitchenware, laboratory glassware, automotive headlights, aromatherapy, pets products and jewelry, with a particular focus on specialty coffee and tea accessories. In addition to its dedication to product quality, Hario has an unwavering commitment to social responsibility, operating its pollution-free glass factory which utilizes 100% natural ingredients.
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Good product. Just in case you break the glass container do this.
I accidentally broke my glass container, so just in case you too break the glass container/jar you can do as I did, use a Ball brand preserve mason jar. I guess other brands of jars will work ok too, assuming they all have the same standard thread.I used the small jar(because there are other sizes), and the whole device can steadily stand without any problem despite that the upper part looks bigger in size.I didn't gave 5 star to the product because one thing I didn't like was the rubber that was on the bottom of the original jar. It was not held by anything, it kept falling constantly. That design made no sense at all.
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Diese Kaffeemühle ist wirklich genial
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Well designed, good quality, good packaging, good results!
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