TIMEMORE Manual Coffee Grinder Chestnut C2 FOLD, Foldable Handle, Stainless Steel S2C Conical Burr, Adjustable Grind Setting, Espresso French Press Pour Over Coffee, Grey

I'd been using a blade coffee grinder for a while and wondered what the big deal about freshly ground coffee was - didn't seem to taste any better, even when grinding small quantities using a pulse process to avoid overheating or burning the beans. I decided on the Timemore C2 Fold after quite a bit of research. The difference is amazing! My coffee tastes as it should, and I can appreciate the quality of the roast and the nuanced flavour notes in the bean.The product is very easy to use. Took me a while to get the hang of it because of the way the instruction manual is set out, but there are some excellent reviews here which detail how to set up and use the product.I find that 2 tablespoons of beans (I use the measure that came with my cafetiere) is enough for one mug (around 250ml of water) and take about 30 seconds to grind.I like to savour my freshly ground coffee on leisurely mornings off, and this product is an excellent addition to that ritual. It's space saving, sleek, very easy to use and clean, and excellent value for money.If, like me, you think that good coffee is one of life's small pleasures, then this product is a must.I'll add that I bought this product and have not been asked to provide a review.

I bought an Aeropress as a cheap way of making coffee while camping (£30 and great reviews), and I was so impressed by the great coffee it made that I joined an Aeropress Facebook group and cheap went out the window. Thermostatic kettles, expensive beans, and a quality hand grinder are, it turns out, all essential components to a great coffee.So I asked in the FB group for recommendations for a grinder, and the Timemore Chestnut was the most recommended.The quality is great - it feels really premium and well made. Grinding is effortless, it’s easy to clean, and it looks good. It’s small, but one load of beans is perfect for one cup, so it makes a great accompaniment to the Aeropress.I highly recommend this grinder (and the Aeropress!)

well presented in box with cleaning out brush and carry cover.easy to use .Grinds enough coffee for 2 cups in around 30seconds.folding handle for easier storage. constructed of quality materials witha 12 month warranty.

Got it for my partner as our electric grinder isnt as precise for the espresso machine. Sleek, easy to use, amazing grind and Im obsessed with the brush it comes with - amazing soft bristles, I use it for both grinders now.Only downside is that I am not the most skilled person and dropped it flat on the ground after only a week of use. I thought the kitchen tile had cracked, the grinder weighs a ton, but luckily the tile was intact. The grinder however dented a bit at the edge of the opening, which doesnt affect the performance but it “catches” a bit when used.I do not fault the grinder at all, it was 100% on me - and I gotta say Im glad the kitchen tile didnt crack.

Great grind but the circumference of the mill would be much more comfortable to hold if it were larger.

I use this every day to do a fairly but not espresso grind for my mocha pot. I love how well made this feels, you pick it up and it really feels like a precision piece of kit. Although I use it in the house the folding arm is genius, it make it so easy to tidy away.I'm no coffee expert but have dialled it in just how I like my morning cuppa. Totally recommend.

I had a Moulinex electric grinder which worked for over 40 years. Replaced that with a Salter which conked out after 2 years, pathetic. Now gone for this C3 model manual grinder which is well-made (good weight, like something made in Germany or Sweden in the late 20th century) but small.It grinds very well indeed, has several settings for different grinds and produces enough for one large cup which is ok for me these days.The weak point is probably the hinged handle though this has a spring-loaded sleeve to help take the stress. It rotates firmly and satisfyingly enough though, and the grinder itself has steel burrs (ceramic are the trendiest it seems) not a blade - but IMO the beans don't care what they are ground with.So far so good.This is very suitable for travelling I should think.

Good quality … it feel nice in the hand and it grinds well. It’s now part of my daily routine.

Es muy fácil de usar y se siente la calidad y facilidad para moler cafe

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I did a search about affordable coffee grinder. Most good ones are expensive. However, this one is very good compared to the price you pay. You can grind as find as espresso or just rough filter coffee grind.I set it up for moka pot level and gave perfect results and extraction.

Works great, love the ability to adjust the grit for pour overs and espresso. I didn't want to spend 400$ on an electric burr grinder and my normal electric grinder was just not cutting it - this is the perfect step up as long as you're ok with a small arm workout every morning. I dont recommend if you have wrist injuries.Also great for camping/ travel!

It grinds the perfect amount of beans for the typical 32oz french press. Grinds effortlessly in under 2 minutes. Not a bit of plastic in it. Easy to clean and it doesn't take up a lot of room. Don't hesitate to buy this little gem.