Hario: Skerton Coffee Bean Ceramic Burr Mill / Grinder with Anti- Slip Cover, B The `Skerton` Coffee Ceramic Burr Mill / Grinder comes from Hario, a Japanese company manufacturing glassware since the 1920`s.Freshly ground coffee is the most important aspect of any manual brewing setup. Do it properly with the Skerton. This grinder is adjustable, very durable, looks good, and unless you`d prefer to for k out 10 or 20 times more for a respectable electric grinder, it really is the best option out there.Now including a silicon lid for the top chamber so the beans don`t scatter around your kitchen and an anti slip base cover to stabilise grinding.The mill / grinder is made from heatproof glass, ceramic burr,stainless steel, silicone and polypropylene. The overall height of the mill / grinder is 19.5cm/7.7in with the base diameter of the glass container being 8cm/3.1in.
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Hario Coffee Grinder
This is a great price, the ebay copies are usually £15
All comments (17)
negatroniop
27 Mar 161#1
Firstly, if you're not a prime member you just need to find an addon product to avoid delivery cost.
Thirdly, a reviewer said this and it's a very relevant point... "
It looks like a cool gadget most definitely, but not sure its a hot deal.
carpainting
27 Mar 16#2
I got an £8 one off Amazon, absolutely does the job and I can't see that there would be any real difference from this. It's a copy of the Porlex steel one and I'm pretty sure it's identical. Lots of companies selling them at various prices.
I bought one a while ago and promptly bought an electric one. It's an utter pain in the tits grinding coffee in the morning when you've got a load of other things to do.
mikki777
28 Mar 16#6
I paid about £17 before Christmas, but that's good price too :smiley:
breeny
28 Mar 16#7
I bought one at about £16-17 range, and although it works well, it takes a good 30mins to grind 100g at a fine setting. I now buy my coffee ground and this has gone in the cupboard.
jimeni
28 Mar 16#8
Nice, agree that electric is the way forward though. I'd really recommend the KG79 DeLonghi it's really well made.
jimeni
28 Mar 16#9
£30 on Amazon at the money btw and well worth it.
Rom
28 Mar 162#10
Got one of these, yeah it's a slight chore but 2 mins and a bit of exercise and helps with my ritualism.
brilly
28 Mar 16#11
been this price for 3 weeks...
chaffordred
28 Mar 16#12
I have one of these. It's fantastic, especially now I've attached my makita impact driver to it :smile:
coventgamer
28 Mar 16#13
nice for a legit order for my account
samsun
28 Mar 16#14
If you're making espresso you're better off with this than an electric one unless you spend a lot on it. This will actually grind your coffee rather than just slicing it up a bit. Cheapo electric is probably ok for a cafetiere though
huusshh to samsun
28 Mar 16#16
I overlooked this...
I'm thinking of buying a cafeteria/French press, and if hand grinder will make the bean too fine then these are only suitable for filtered coffee.
I saw very nice Turkish coffee grinders, need to visit Istanbul soon.
barnabyb
28 Mar 16#15
I have an electric one and is great. Best if you buy a burr grinder instead of a mini chopper type.
The one I have is reduced on Amazon at present here
rossysaurus
28 Mar 16#17
Turkish coffee is even finer than espresso.
This will grind for French press but it will be no more consistent than an electric grinder.
If you are doing espresso, aeropress or filter these are great. I strapped an electric screwdriver to mine to save my biceps from exercise.
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Hario: Skerton Coffee Bean Ceramic Burr Mill / Grinder with Anti- Slip Cover, B The `Skerton` Coffee Ceramic Burr Mill / Grinder comes from Hario, a Japanese company manufacturing glassware since the 1920`s.Freshly ground coffee is the most important aspect of any manual brewing setup. Do it properly with the Skerton. This grinder is adjustable, very durable, looks good, and unless you`d prefer to for k out 10 or 20 times more for a respectable electric grinder, it really is the best option out there.Now including a silicon lid for the top chamber so the beans don`t scatter around your kitchen and an anti slip base cover to stabilise grinding.The mill / grinder is made from heatproof glass, ceramic burr,stainless steel, silicone and polypropylene. The overall height of the mill / grinder is 19.5cm/7.7in with the base diameter of the glass container being 8cm/3.1in.
Box Contains
Hario Coffee Grinder
This is a great price, the ebay copies are usually £15
All comments (17)
Secondly, this isnt an abnormal price. http://uk.camelcamelcamel.com/Hario-Medium-Coffee-Grinder-Ceramic/product/B001802PIQ
Thirdly, a reviewer said this and it's a very relevant point... "
It looks like a cool gadget most definitely, but not sure its a hot deal.
I'm thinking of buying a cafeteria/French press, and if hand grinder will make the bean too fine then these are only suitable for filtered coffee.
I saw very nice Turkish coffee grinders, need to visit Istanbul soon.
The one I have is reduced on Amazon at present here
This will grind for French press but it will be no more consistent than an electric grinder.
If you are doing espresso, aeropress or filter these are great. I strapped an electric screwdriver to mine to save my biceps from exercise.