Comments on: TIMEMORE Manual Coffee Grinder Stainless Steel Conical Burr Coffee Grinder with Capacity 20g Numerical External Adjustable Setting Espressp Grinder for Travel, Camping. Home Chestnut Xlite Green

By: h-ike

h-ike — Sat, 29 Mar 2025 01:40:36 +0000

By: ãµãã³ð

ãµãã³ð — Sat, 29 Mar 2025 01:40:34 +0000

By: alqsanc

alqsanc — Sat, 29 Mar 2025 01:40:32 +0000

High quality!
This coffee grinder is awesome. I love the color. I got it in the green. It has a good way to it so you can just feel the quality in your hands. I got this for an espresso machine I have so I grind the beans very fine. It grinds them with ease and Iâm able to make multiple cups without my arms feeling tired. This is great for those who make themselves one cup. Great grinder I would highly recommend.

By: sgold46

sgold46 — Sat, 29 Mar 2025 01:40:29 +0000

I was skeptical, but this grinder is awesome
The concept of a hand held coffee grinder seemed dubious at best to me, but boy am I impressed with this thing. First of all, the quality of design, materials and workmanship is absolutely 10/10. The parts are beautifully machined. This grinder feels precision and substantial in hand. The burrs are well designed and adjustments are precise and repeatable. My wife and I like to make single cup pour-over in a #2 Melitta style cone brewer…..and we each prefer different beans. We just toss 3 coffee scoops of beans into the grinder and grind it right into the filter basket. The results are fantastic…..no big, noisy grinder to take up counter space, it’s easier to keep your beans properly stored and fresh, and clean-up is easy. I wouldn’t want to grind a 12 cup pot of coffee with this every morning, but if you like to brew small batch pour-over, this grinder is a winner.

By: Denver_BD

Denver_BD — Sat, 29 Mar 2025 01:40:27 +0000

Timemore is the Mercedes or hand grinders
This is our second Timemore. We love them — especially the grind mechanism. When you think of a manual grinder you think — what a chore. This is NOT the case. This thing is so smooth that you can knock out a 20g grind for a shot of espresso with very little effort thanks to the large conical burr grinder. Our current ratio is 2 pour:1 grind within 30-40 seconds. So 20g coffee grind, and 40g final shot. This grinder has the precision to dial in enough small adjustment coarseness to move the duration of the shot pull.We use it to try some new beans out (if the grinder has something else in it) — or when you just want a nice pour coffee in a non-coffee relative’s house. Highly recommend this product, and anything from this brand. The smell of a fresh grind is amazing.

By: Lauren

Lauren — Sat, 29 Mar 2025 01:40:26 +0000

Coffee bean royalty
This device is perfect lightweight yet extremely durable. Comes in a very nice carry bag with 2 pockets. The 2 pockets allow you to store the top and the body separately inside the bag so you don’t damage either piece. It also comes with a small cleaning brush, which basically explains itself. The flat black finish is really nice and seems like it will hold up. It is super easy to fill and use. Pour the desired amount of beans into the body, place the top on and spin the handle that easy. This grinds very easy and even. It really does not require a lot of pressure at all. You can adjust the grind size from a really fine grind to more of a course grind. the size is perfect for travel easy to throw in a small bag, glove compartment of your vehicle, etc. For its size it holds a fair amount of beans, enough to brew up to maybe a half pot of coffee. Depending on the size of your coffee pot and how strong you enjoy your beverage. Could make a perfect gift.

By: Placeholder

Placeholder — Sat, 29 Mar 2025 01:40:25 +0000

A bit heavy but wonderful!!!
For a while now, I’ve been trying to get my wife into camping. It’s tricky when you are in the Pacific Northwest because you do get a damp chill in the mornings. It sneaks in easily. So for those chilly mornings, I like a nice cup of espresso to get myself warmed up and moving.Thing about camping and the damp though… it can be tricky to keep moisture out of your coffee grounds. So grinding fresh is usually a great idea if you can manage it. Because coffee beans can endure a bit more than grounds. The trick is grinding them finely when you want espresso and not chunky coffee. Yes, you can find some battery-operated grinders from China… but honestly, they suck. I’ve yet to find a decent one. And batteries equals weight.I came across this coffee grinder by accident. I wasn’t actually searching for one. I was searching for espresso filters for my espresso machine. But when I saw it, I immediately thought to the horse ranch I grew up on where my folks had one of those old wooden/steel coffee grinders. Know the ones I mean? You don’t really see them out of antique stores anymore haha.But this little dude peaked my interest. It boasted sturdy steal and the ability to do both coffee and espresso. It was pricy, but the style and use tipped me over the edge to buy it.Now.. it is MANUAL. No electricity folks. And when you are grinding fine it does take work. But it DOES work and works very well. I found if you go too fast it takes longer – no joke. Go slow and methodical and it grinds much faster. Perfect for camping or if you go somewhere for a weekend away to a cabin.I also want to give total compliments to the manufacturer. The packaging is beautiful. Care and love was clearly a factor in the way they designed everything down to the cranking handle. It’s borderline a functional piece of art. But I will caution – it is steel and it’s not lightweight. You go camping and it will add some weight, but the size and convenience makes it worth it.Love it!

By: Avocado

Avocado — Sat, 29 Mar 2025 01:40:23 +0000

Effective manual coffee grinder for one or two persons
This coffee grinder is very well made and durable. It is somewhat heavy because it is made of stainless steel. It is not small but not big either. Its height is about 6.8 inches. Compared with other coffee grinders I have used, this one is very effective and useful. It takes much less time to grind coffee. But it takes some effort to grind coffee because of the way it is designed. It does produce very fine coffee powder. If you like to grind a small amount of coffee for one or two persons daily, this will be a very good choice. If you drink coffee often or if the coffee grinder is for many people, then buy the electric coffee grinder.

By: J

Sat, 29 Mar 2025 01:40:22 +0000

Use daily for Espresso and pour overs
It took a few weeks for the burrs to âbreak inâ and for the coffee to taste great. Very consistent grind now. Can grind fine enough to stall my espresso machine out (oops), but once I got it dialed to the right grind makes excellent espresso (3.5-4), perfect aeropress (5-6) and delicious pour overs (10-11). The suggested numbers on the bottom of the grinder are a bit too course for me. Quick change of grind size and easy cleaning. Bean hopper has more bean space than I need to make a pour over (21g)