Review on ☕ Hario Ceramic Coffee Mill - 'Skerton Plus' Manual Coffee Grinder with 100g Coffee Capacity by Len Cooper

Kyocera and Hario Skerton are the same grinders, just with different labels. Update: After I posted this video, Hario added a silicone lid and a bottom grinder lid to this one. Both are very practical: the lid prevents the beans from jumping out while grinding, and the cup at the bottom helps to keep them safe on the table while grinding. Original Review: We have been using this manual coffee grinder for about a year and love it more and more each time. At first we were a little annoyed because it seemed like it would take forever to grind our morning coffee, but now we find that slowing down a little is a great reminder - and honestly, it really only takes a minute. But it has become something of a morning meditation. There are no actual instructions in the kit so it took me half an hour to figure out how to set the grind size. I figured it would be a good idea to share what I've learned to save others the hassle, so this morning I pulled out my camcorder and put together this product review along with a guide on how to adjust the grind size. that people find these reviews helpful. If you also want to ask a question or leave a comment, I usually reply the same day. So if you have a question or comment (even if you just want to say hello!), feel free to post it below. Thanks Claire