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Hario Medium Glass Hand Coffee Grinder with Ceramic Burrs, Clear

by Hario
322 customer reviews
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  • Hand Coffee Grinder
  • Ergonomic Design
  • Easy Operation and Dishwasher Safe
  • Ceramic Burr
  • Note: This is a coffee grinder and is not intended to be used for any type of cereal.
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Brand Hario
Model NumberMSCS-2
ColourClear
Item Weight567 g
Product Dimensions40.6 x 27.9 x 33 cm
  
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ASINB001802PIQ
Best Sellers Rank 680 in Kitchen & Home (See top 100)
Shipping Weight612 g
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Date First Available9 Nov. 2010
  
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Hario: Skerton Coffee Bean Ceramic Burr Mill / Grinder with Anti- Slip Cover, B The `Skerton` Coffee Ceramic Burr Mill / Grinder comes from Hario, a Japanese company manufacturing glassware since the 1920`s.Freshly ground coffee is the most important aspect of any manual brewing setup. Do it properly with the Skerton. This grinder is adjustable, very durable, looks good, and unless you`d prefer to for k out 10 or 20 times more for a respectable electric grinder, it really is the best option out there.Now including a silicon lid for the top chamber so the beans don`t scatter around your kitchen and an anti slip base cover to stabilise grinding.The mill / grinder is made from heatproof glass, ceramic burr,stainless steel, silicone and polypropylene. The overall height of the mill / grinder is 19.5cm/7.7in with the base diameter of the glass container being 8cm/3.1in.

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553 of 554 people found the following review helpful
How to adjust the grind & video review
By Claire Jordan on 29 Jan. 2014
Length: 2:01 Mins
The Kyocera and the Hario Skerton are reportedly the same grinder, just with different labels.

We've been using this hand grinder for about a year and love it more and more all the time. At first we found it somewhat annoying because it seemed to take forever to grind the morning coffee, but now we find that it's a great reminder to sloooow down a little - and honestly, it really only takes a minute. But it's become somewhat of a morning meditation. There aren't any real instructions that come with it, so it took me a frustrating half an hour to figure out how to set the grind size. I thought it might be nice to share what I learned to save others the annoyance, so I got out my video camera this morning and put together this product overview along with instructions on setting the grind size.

PS - It always makes my day to know that people find these reviews helpful. If you'd also like to ask a question or leave a comment I usually respond the same day, so if you have a question or comment (even if it's just to say, Hi!") feel free to post it below.

Thanks,
Claire
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69 of 71 people found the following review helpful
Love at First Sight
By Marian Van Eyk McCain on 3 Nov. 2012
I spent a long time researching coffee grinders, reading reviews etc and this one sounded like a good buy. It certainly was. I fell in love with it right from Day One. It is beautifully-designed, simple, elegant and lovely to use. The little non-slip 'sock' (what a clever idea) stops the whole thing slipping on the kitchen bench. The length of the handle makes it effortless to turn, the grinding action feels smooth and powerful and it takes a lot less time to grind the beans than I thought it would. One tablespoon of beans at the finest setting to make a double 'espresso' in my stovetop Bialetti Brikka Espresso Maker, 2 cup takes an average of 53 revolutions, which might sound a lot but it isn't. In fact, standing there turning the handle as the aroma of coffee wafts up to one's nose feels like part of a sacred ceremony and adds another whole dimension to the enjoyment of the coffee. (Especially great for us Brikka enthusiasts, whose coffee-making already has that quality of mindfulness!) I am so glad I bought this beautiful little thing instead of yet another electrical appliance.
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22 of 23 people found the following review helpful
The best mill of any kind in its price range
By Dr. L. J. Noble on 13 Jan. 2013
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Japan isn't the first country you'd think of in connection with coffee, but they are pretty good at precision engineering as this little mill proves. My Elektra Microcasa lever action espresso machine is extremely fussy about the grind of the coffee used and I've tried other grinders and mills before with no success. Setup is quite easy - just follow the instructions in the leaflet. The further clockwise the little adjusting screw is turned the finer the grind - I find one 'notch' back from minimum is fine for espresso.

At first sight the handle on the mill seems rather long, but the reason for this becomes apparent once you start trying to grind to espresso grade - it's quite hard work! Grinding enough beans for two double shots takes about 250 turns. If you're doing a coarser grind it'll take less time. The rubber cover on the receiving jar stops it slipping while you grind and there's a screw cap to allow you to store unused grounds.

In short it does the job as well as the best professional grinders at about 1/10 of the price.
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8 of 8 people found the following review helpful
Good Grinder
By Phil Wainman on 13 Aug. 2013
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I bought this after reading various reviews and agree with what I read. The grinder works brilliantly when doing grounds for espresso producing a very fine ground. When changing the setting to do a coarser grind it is less reliable as the grounds are of a varying consistency. This can be remedied by purchasing a lower bearing upgrade kit. As I only wanted it for espresso, it has been everything I wanted.
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67 of 73 people found the following review helpful
You must get one of these..brilliant!
By The Eccentric on 30 Jun. 2012
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It took a fair amount of research to make this purchase...

If you are not a total expert with coffee, but love the stuff like me, please read!

The quality of your brew along with using very fresh beans is really down to the grinder-
This is almost more important than the coffee machine.

I was very tempted to buy a cheap-£50- whistles and bells burr grinder, as burr grinders give the best results, and are far superior to blade ones, as give consistent results

Anyway, to cut a long story short, unless you are going to spend £500+ on a grinder,you will not get the results of what this little gadget can do.

Reading coffee forums such as coffeegeek.com gave the lowdown- this hand grinder is perfect for espresso and medium grind, and to get similar results would cost forking out well over a grand.
It can give the same result of a commercial machine , which can cost thousands.

It is excellent for cafetiere/french press, but it's best to get buy a tweak for it from which costs $16- there is info on YouTube about it.Its a modified lower bearing from OE coffee , I think

The time it takes to grind is not very long- about the same as waiting for the kettle to boil.

If you want to speed things up , just put a 6mm acorn nut on the top and attach it to a
rechargeable screwdriver-
Don't attach it to a power drill, or it will damage it & burn the coffee as too fast!

Re getting fresh beans- try Brian Wogan in Bristol- they are a small company with fantastic beans and blends, and their stuff is only a day or so old, seriously fresh, gorgeous and cheap-£11 a kilo.Read more ›
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Published 10 days ago by KTDRR
Yeah, this is OK.

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Published 11 days ago by J. G. J. Wakefield
... previous buyer and I totally agree this is an excellent grinder.

Saw the video of a previous buyer and I totally agree this is an excellent grinder.

Published 13 days ago by Mr G.Watson
Takes a lot of grinding (10 mins or so) for ...

Takes a lot of grinding (10 mins or so) for one pot of strong coffee. Does the job though and its a workout ha

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Two Stars

It doesn't grind coffee beans very evenly. Also, it takes too long to grind beans.

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