Getting the right grind size can make a huge difference in the quality of the brew. If you use a fine grind in a French press, you’ll end up with extra gunk in your cup of coffee. If you use a coarse grind to make espresso, you’ll just end up with brown water. Japanese Design: Designed by Hario in Japan to provide coffee lovers with easy access to freshly ground coffee. The Skerton Pro was designed to be portable, and easy to use even while traveling or on the go

Please note some larger products are delivered to kerb-side (the street outside your home), it is at the drivers discretion if they can deliver the item to another location on the property. Something to keep an eye on though is the amount of coffee beans that the grinder will hold at any one time.I’ll be honest: I’m not a coffee snob. Give me a cup — pretty much any old cup — and I won’t complain. However, that doesn’t mean I don’t appreciate a particularly good one. And as any actual coffee snob will tell you (trust me, I’ve talked with a lot of them), your coffee is only going to be as good as your beans. And your beans won’t be any good at all if you’re not grinding them yourself right before brewing. GRIND CHAMBER: Our removable grind chamber holds enough ground coffee for 32-cups, you won’t have to worry about grinding beans multiple times to brew coffee for the entire household While more expensive, burr grinders are simply a better alternative. Unless the price is an issue, it’s always better to choose a burr grinder over a blade grinder. The Lagom Mini, a grinder from Australia’s Option-O, is easily one of the best examples of industrial design I’ve seen in coffee gear in a very long time. And after a very short time using it, I feel comfortable saying the grinder’s functionality and output could very well match its high ID level. PRODUCT GUARANTEES - The burr was calibrated and fixed in place by the 1Zpresso team, ensuring no wobbly parts or burrs that come loose as time goes on. Estimated grind approx 100-200KG by general use. Includes a one-year limited warranty, you will definitely get 100% customer support.

It’s easy to use, offers 60 settings, and has a really nice bean hopper capacity. So whether you’re making coffee for yourself or the entire household, you can grind enough beans at once. Conversely, electric grinders are pricier but sport more power and can grind beans faster, especially larger quantities. Mini electric grinders can rapidly grind enough beans to yield four or more cups of coffee. As they require a power outlet, electric grinders won’t work on hikes or camping trips. Higher-end electric grinders offer more precision, with a variety of grind specifications. Cheaper models, particularly blade options, do not grind beans evenly. Some of these options can be especially noisy as well. Coarseness settings If you do a lot of traveling, handheld grinders are an obvious choice for their portability, especially if you buy one with a removable handle (which most of them have).Option-O is famous for having a wide variety of burr options for their P64 grinder, and initially offered the Mini with 38mm and 48mm burr options. They soon ditched the 38mm, but introduced a second 48mm burr (the original was the Obsydian burr, the new choice is the Moonshine burr). Most recently, they have discontinued the Obsydian and just offer the grinder with their in-house designed Moonshine burr. You really will not believe the difference that can make to the taste of your coffee. One great way of doing that is to use a burr grinder. There is nothing wrong with that and many people go down that road because it’s a lot more convenient and you do need to dedicate a few minutes to grinding your own coffee by hand with a manual coffee grinder. Anything below 30 grams is fine for one person you’ll have to grind more than once if there are two of you. Cleaning and Maintenance

This is because in a domestic environment you have no need for a doser as you’re not making hundreds of coffees a day, and theres no reason to use a collector bin for espresso. I also like the rubber band around the top part. It gives you a good grip around the coffee grinder so that you can grind at a faster pace.This not only looks great but it has been thought through from a functional perspective as well. You need to put in a bit of effort to turn the handle on hand grinders and sometimes they can be hard to grip properly so the rubber band in the middle of this one makes it easy to hold and turn the handle at the same time. With 40 grind settings, you can really fine-tune your coffee ground size. From French press to Turkish coffee, you can make grinds for any brewing method you want. First things first, the modern look of this model is quite appealing. It has a cylindric shape and steel body, while the wooden handle is a neat detail. But aside from looking good, the handle also sits nicely in hand and makes grinding easy. Pulse, don’t blend. If you’re using a blade grinder, pulsing is the way to go. Pulsing better mixes the beans for a more even grind. It also diminishes heat output. Too much heat and beans can taste overcooked.

You’ll love the aroma and fresh taste of newly ground coffee and spices this Wahl Grinder can produce at just the touch of a button. Part of the James Martin by Wahl range, the unit is modernised with an easy to use window lid so you can peak at the action. Also, the compact size is perfect for keeping the kitchen neat or the office tidy. Features and benefitsWhether you want to enjoy good coffee at work or on holiday you don’t have to confine your grinder to your home, you can bring it with you and enjoy the same quality of coffee wherever you go. Capacity Many folks spend their entire lives buying only pre-ground coffee, not understanding the importance of freshness or grind size. I’m not ashamed to admit I was there once. GRIND SETTINGS - Engineered with 40mm commercial-grade conical burrs that help you explore the extensive range of brew methods (espresso, Aeropress, Hario V60, Chemex, French Press, and automatic brewers). The unit is powered by a 65W (!!), DC motor, rotating at around 200 RPM. Option-O provides a total hours rating for the motor – 600 hours – which means it can handle doing two double shots of espresso a day for around 80 years. If you do 4 doubles a day, that’s 40 years of life in the motor. This also makes the grinder rather quiet while working. This means you can grind your coffee early in the morning while the rest of the household is still sleeping.