Hand Grinder, 60g, Adjustable Grinding Capacity 60 g
Zassenhaus Manaos properties
| Product name | Manaos |
| Type | Hand Grinder |
| Grinding Mechanism | Grind |
| Capacity | 60 g |
| Features | Adjustable Grinding |
| Material | Plastic, Stainless steel |
| Height | 250 mm |
| Width | 90 mm |
Zassenhaus Manaos
$38.99
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1 review for Zassenhaus Manaos
What types of coffee grinders are on the market?
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What kind of grinder is Zassenhaus Manaos?
There are few types of grinding mechanism used in coffee grinders. You can find manual and electric grinders, burr and knife coffee grinders.This grinder is grind type. You can find all of that type here.
Lucinda –
I was very dissatisfied with the grinder. While the appearance is ok, the function of changing the grinding thickness using the outer ring is also interesting, the most important thing, i.e. the quality of the coffee grinding was very bad. The ground grains were very uneven, and above all, on the lowest setting, the grinding thickness was on the medium-grained level (it was definitely too coarse for brewing in a coffee maker).
According to the store where I bought the grinder (Freshly Roasted), it is one of the cheapest grinders and that’s how they are (sic!). Without further ado, I returned the crap to them. These numbers are not with me – the “noname” grinder for GDP 20 grinded much better. I bought elsewhere, a third-party hand grinder, for a little less and the grinding quality is way better. I have no idea if I got such a model, or maybe the method of adjusting the regrind with the outer ring, and not the bottom as most mills, caused such a low quality of operation.
Based on my experience – I definitely do not recommend it.