Comments on: Hario Outdoor V60 Metal Coffee Mill

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By: Wandering Minivan

Wandering Minivan — Sun, 26 Jan 2025 11:17:21 +0000

Great for grinding coffee in my van camper
This grinder is so easy to use and keeps clean. It’s also very compact and gives a great grind. It’s funny that I don’t grind coffee in my house, but I do when I camp in my van. The hand grinding action is part of the ritual and makes me feel more a part of the cup of coffee I make.

By: Mario F.

Mario F. — Sun, 26 Jan 2025 11:17:21 +0000

Se calienta muy rÃ¡pido el lÃquido y despuÃ©s puedes sostenerlo sin quemarte lo recomiendo mucho

By: mohammed

mohammed — Sun, 26 Jan 2025 11:17:21 +0000

Canât wait to try itâs durability

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By: SH

SH — Sun, 26 Jan 2025 11:17:20 +0000

It’s a classic
Excellent compact adjustable grinder suitable for home, office, travel, camping. Probably not suitable for space travel but that hasn’t been a problem. I kept one in my office for 20 years – loved it. Still do. I gave them to both daughters. They love them too. It’s very satisfying and fun. The current model is better than my old one – better handle holder and easily washable innards.

By: Doug Rider

Doug Rider — Sun, 26 Jan 2025 11:17:20 +0000

For buyers who prefer to make one-time purchases
Item arrived, despite Amazon saying otherwise. The seller’s price is lower than buying directly. Despite this, authentically a Japanese product and likely the only pour-over dripper you’ll need to buy. The handle is durable and strongly attached to the dripper. The rubber is also thick, and non-slip. The dripper is spiraled for better flow/aeration.One can use Hario paper filters or metal ones. As many are designed for this particular dripper. I recommend a metal filter and as long as you descale it, it can be used as many times as desired.However my recommendations is either plastic (on a budget) or stainless steel, as ceramic will inevitably break with an accidental drop or knocking over.

By: C. Gollnick

C. Gollnick — Sun, 26 Jan 2025 11:17:20 +0000

Store Your Hario Coffee Kit Neatly
I donât, myself, drink coffee; I just never developed that taste. But, I realize that most people do want a cup or two in the morning. So, when I host overnight guests, I like to be able to provide a good cup of coffee. It doesnât have to be some sort of coffee epiphany experience, but I want it to be, as coffee goes, good. In researching this, I learned that the Hario V60 has an almost-cult following. Many coffee experts say, âIf you have only one, make it a V60.â And when I found out that the V60 dripped funnel cost about eight bucks, well sold. I was delighted that the matching glass carafe is only about twenty-five bucks. I even let myself buy the fancy matching kettle. The whole setup costs about sixty-five bucks. (I already have an excellent scale in my kitchen.) When expecting guests, I buy freshly-ground âgourmetâ beans from a local specialty shop. And Iâm told that I make two cups of truly good coffee. Mission accomplished.But I donât use this setup every day, five to maybe fifteen times per-year. So I was delighted to find this nice, fitted, padded bag that keeps my Hario Kit clean, collected, and protected between uses. In very Japanese style, everything fits perfectly in its place.Some people have complained that their Hario case arrive smelling strongly and chemically. Mine arrived odor-free.The partitions are velcroed in, youâre bet to sort of set it up yourself. Mine is âwrinklyâ from having been shipped flat.The padding isnât very thick. I have the glass carafe. If this bag took a significant hit, Iâm sure ir could be broken. But my use is just in household storage. Itâs plenty adequate for that. If you really want to travel with this setup, Iâd advise getting a metal carafe.This thing does its job for me keeping my Hario coffee kit clean, collected, and protected when not in use.

By: CC

CC — Sun, 26 Jan 2025 11:17:20 +0000

Easy to use and makes a great cup
Held off on buying a v60 dripper for a while but my old ceramic random brand started falling apart. I see online v60 recommended but also has a learning curve. I don’t think so, my wife made the best cup of coffee I ever had the first go. I don’t even use the v60 filters, just some ones we had, scrunched on one side. works perfectly.