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If the inventor will please make a portable, electric burr grinder I would be extremely happy. This is the missing piece, for travelers and those who cannot oth
by marquis 12y ago
If the inventor will please make a portable, electric burr grinder I would be extremely happy. This is the missing piece, for travelers and those who cannot otherwise own a proper burr grinder.
Edit: came across this which looks promising http://handground.com/ http://handground.com/
- prostoalex 12y agoBlue Bottle recommends Portlex https://bluebottlecoffee.com/travel-kit https://bluebottlecoffee.com/travel-kit Portable and electric are also mutually exclusive for car travelers, campers, etc.
- marquis 12y agoI've been using the Hario hand grinder and I find it extremely difficult to maintain a grip. Is the Portlex easier to hold? I'm female thus possible not as strong as others who may be using this.
- mkj 12y agoIs that the Skerton? I find that annoying at times even with relatively large hands. Wondered if the Hario MINI MILL SLIM would be better.
- sanityinc 12y agoI had the Skerton. The Porlex Mini is better in every way.
- jorde 12y agoI have owned both Hario's generic handgrinders and I swear by Porlex. It's higher quality construction and easier to hold and use. It also snaps right into Aeropress for travel so they are a perfect combination. If you get one, get the mini as there's really no reason to buy the large one. http://www.amazon.com/Porlex-Mini-Stainless-Coffee-Grinder/dp/B0044ZA066 http://www.amazon.com/Porlex-Mini-Stainless-Coffee-Grinder/d...
- fourstar 12y agoThat hario grinder is a piece of shit. Takes me at least 7 minutes to hand grind nonstop a Chemex (yielding 2.5 cups)/
- semi-extrinsic 12y agoWhich of the two Hario grinders are you using? I have the mini mill, and use it daily for my aeropress without any annoyance. But you need to have a quite coarse grind (no finer than filter grind) and do an inverted brew. Grinding out something like espresso fine coffee is a pain.