Coffee Gator Manual Hand Crank Grinder – Adjustable, Portable for Espresso & French Press
Original price was: $42.17.$35.14Current price is: $35.14.
- The manual coffee grinder has infinite settings for coarseness, allowing you to find your perfect grind for a French press
- Made from stainless steel, the grinder is durable and won’t rust or break over time
- Portable and designed for travel, this grinder is perfect for use in any situation or location
- Manual grinders are eco-friendly, reducing energy consumption and helping the environment
- Easy to clean with a simple process of unscrewing and rinsing the burr
- Brand: Coffee Gator
- Color: Black
- Material: Stainless Steel
- Item Weight: 1.3 pounds
- Recommended uses: Grinding
- Specific uses: Coffee
- Product dimensions: 3.5″L x 3.5″W x 6.6″H
- Manufacturer: Coffee Gator
- Date first available: February 5, 2021
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Buying Guide: Coffee Gator Manual Hand Crank Grinder – Adjustable, Portable for Espresso & French Press
Table of Contents
- Step 1: Consider your Grinding Needs
- Step 2: Check the Grinder’s Adjustability
- Step 3: Evaluate Portability
- Step 4: Assess Material Quality
- Step 5: Look for Easy Maintenance
Step 1: Consider your Grinding Needs
Before purchasing a Coffee Gator Manual Hand Crank Grinder, determine your grinding requirements. Consider the type of coffee you prefer – whether it’s a coarse grind for a French press or fine grind for espresso.
Step 2: Check the Grinder’s Adjustability
Ensure that the grinder offers adjustable settings to control the coarseness of the grind. This feature allows you to achieve the desired consistency for different brewing methods.
Step 3: Evaluate Portability
If you’re frequently on the go or enjoy outdoor activities such as camping, choose a portable grinder like the Coffee Gator Manual Hand Crank Grinder. It conveniently eliminates the need for batteries and power cords.
Step 4: Assess Material Quality
Examine the grinder’s construction materials, especially the burrs. The Coffee Gator Manual Hand Crank Grinder features stainless steel burrs that are durable and resistant to rust or breakage. This ensures longevity and consistent grinding performance.
Step 5: Look for Easy Maintenance
Simplify your cleaning routine by selecting a grinder that is easy to maintain. The Coffee Gator Manual Hand Crank Grinder requires minimal disassembly and can be cleaned by unscrewing the burr, rinsing, wiping with a damp cloth, and drying before reassembly.
Price History for Coffee Gator Hand Coffee Bean Grinder Mill For Espresso, Adjustable Bean Settings, Hand Crank,...
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| Current Price | $16.99 | October 16, 2024 |
| Highest Price | $53.99 | August 5, 2024 |
| Lowest Price | $16.99 | October 15, 2024 |
Last price changes
| $16.99 | October 15, 2024 |
| $19.99 | October 13, 2024 |
| $38.99 | September 1, 2024 |
| $34.99 | August 23, 2024 |
| $53.99 | August 5, 2024 |
Specification: Coffee Gator Manual Hand Crank Grinder – Adjustable, Portable for Espresso & French Press
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8 reviews for Coffee Gator Manual Hand Crank Grinder – Adjustable, Portable for Espresso & French Press
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Original price was: $42.17.$35.14Current price is: $35.14.
Nick T –
I thought about an electric herb grinder for the same price. Glad I went manual. I am very satisfied with the performance of this grinder. Don’t really care about whole bean vs grounds. Just want my caffeine boost. I can appreciate the manual grind as I grind herb daily. I only grind what I need per use but you can easily grind as much as you want to speed up the process. I prepare my coffee in a moka pot and a fine grind bean for 6oz of espresso takes about five minutes at casual speed. Very impressed by the grind selection. The smallest selection is very much like fine espresso. I pack my funnel and the smallest setting was too small for my pot. I was easily able to literally dial in the perfect ground size for my pot. Will be interesting to see how long this will last with daily use.
D –
Absolutely simple to use, and produces a quality grind via its classic burr mill design. It can take a bit of time to use; an 8-cup pour over brew would probably require 12-15 minutes of grinding, depending on your preferred coarseness level.
Regardless, it’s simple to use, easy to clean and store, does exactly what it’s supposed to do (and well), and only makes a pleasant grinding noise when you use it (opposed to an ear-splitting electric motor screech and rattle).
EnterTheDave –
You really have to play with the adjustment wheel to get the desired coarseness / fineness, and you have to disassemble about halfway to adjust that wheel. If you have the patience for that, this is a good budget grinder. I usually break up my desired beans into 2-3 rounds of 2-3 scoops of beans each (50-70 grams total, or enough for a full French press brew or my cold brewer, both of which are also Gator Coffee products). Gator has very responsive customer service, as well.
Ken –
I have one electric and two manual grinders. Definitly worth the price for my cabin!
Timeless Beauty –
I love the concept and it’s good quality but it takes a lot of grinding to get enough for 1 pot. Slow process
Arthur –
Cool but get ready for workout for morning coffee
Amazon Customer –
Like everything about it.
Jason B. –
I’ve had this grinder for AGES. Like when it first came out ages. I used it for quite a bit for french press. Recently I’ve moved on to an electric burr grinder of a higher caliber but this thing was AWESOME….and still is. With that said after about 2 years I did mod it. I removed the top screw and put on a hexagonal screw and attached my drill, haha. I did this because I was making bigger batches for cold brew multiple times a week and I was wearing my arm out, lol. It is fairly consistent with the grinds.