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hand coffee grinders

Real coffee lovers know that coffee made from freshly ground beans tastes best. Coffee beans retain the aroma, which is volatile in air, much better than instant coffee, as the wonderfully fragrant coffee and rust aromas can fully develop during grinding. And you can taste it too! For really good coffee you only need three things: high-quality, freshly roasted coffee beans like our CAPTN Coffee, a reliable coffee maker and a good coffee grinder. We offer you high-quality hand coffee grinders at an unbeatable price. Discover now and order directly!
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  • Comandante
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    CHF 187.00
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    CHF 56.00
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    CHF 34.00
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  • Hario
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Warum CAPTN Coffee?

Handkaffeemühlen von höchster Qualität

Eine richtig gute Kaffeemühle ist eine sinnvolle Investition, die du nicht bereuen wirst. Wir achten besonders auf das Mahlwerk, um dir ausschließlich Produkte von herausragender Qualität bieten zu können. Eine richtig gute Handkaffeemühle muss dabei nicht teuer sein. Da sie völlig ohne Strom auskommt, kannst du sie sogar in den Urlaub oder zum Camping mitnehmen, um auf deinen frisch gemahlenen Kaffee nicht verzichten zu müssen. Viele unserer Modelle bieten dir außerdem die Möglichkeit, den Mahlgrad genau einzustellen. Wenn du Kaffee mahlen als Ritual schätzt, dann bist du mit einer Handkaffeemühle definitiv gut beraten.

Häufig gestellte Fragen

Wie mache ich eine Handkaffeemühle sauber?

Für die äußere Reinigung deiner Kaffeemühle benötigst du lediglich ein feuchtes Mikrofasertuch und, bei Bedarf, etwas Spülmittel (Achtung: nicht zu viel!). Das Innere kannst du mit einem schmalen Staubsauger oder einem Reinigungspinsel mit Naturborsten säubern. Um Kaffeerückstände aus dem Mahlwerk zu entfernen, empfehlen sich Reis oder Dinkel als Hausmittel. Wir empfehlen dir, deine Handkaffeemühle regelmäßig zu reinigen, damit du besonders lange Freude mit ihr hast.

Wo liegt der Unterschied zwischen elektrischen und Handkaffeemühlen?

Wie der Name schon sagt, werden elektrische Kaffeemühlen mit Strom betrieben. Handkaffeemühlen müssen hingegen manuell bedient werden. Dafür wird das Mahlen mit letzterem aber auch zu einem regelrechten Ritual für echte Kaffeeliebhaber.

Hochwertige Handkaffeemühlen für Kaffeegenießer

What you should pay attention to when using the grinder

Hand-Kaffeemühle von Porlex mit Keramikmahlwerk

Everything depends on the grinder, because it is the heart of every mill. Most importantly, it gently grinds the coffee beans without generating too much frictional heat: heat destroys the aroma, which can lead to a bitter taste in the coffee. In addition, a good grinder should grind as homogeneously as possible, i.e. produce coffee particles of the same size as possible. This is the only way to extract the aroma evenly during the brewing process. Coffee grinders with a disc grinder or a conical grinder are particularly recommended. The former are made of robust stainless steel or ceramic, and have two concave discs that can be adjusted depending on the degree of grinding. Coffee grinders with a conical grinder are particularly recommended, as this grinds the beans particularly gently, as only little frictional heat is generated. We would therefore generally recommend hand coffee grinders with a conical grinder.

We can recommend these hand coffee grinders

Hand mills are available in all price ranges. The cheapest and at the same time most popular are the modern models from Hario, which always do well in tests. Although they are “merely” made of plastic, they have a very good grinder. In addition, they are nice and small and almost indestructible. We swear by the small Hario Mini Slim Plus, which impresses with a transparent bean container, a ceramic cone grinder and a locking screw for adjusting the degree of grinding. One "full grind" is enough for a whole French Press.

You want to grind more? Then the Hario Mini has two bulbous big brothers: namely the Hario Skerton Plus (approx. 34 euros) and the Hario Sekrton Pro (approx. 55 euros), which have a significantly larger grist container with a capacity of 100 g.

Those who prefer a stainless steel look should go with the Porlex Tall II (approx. 64 euros) with its indestructible hand lever are well advised. It convinces with a high-quality ceramic conical grinder and also has a wheel on the lid with which the degree of grinding can be adjusted in no time at all. Porlex stands for quality, durability and, above all, particularly precise grinding results. The Porlex Tall produces approx. 30 g of ground coffee, the smaller Porlex Mini II (approx. 64 euros) produces approx. 20 g. The latter is ideal for on the go!

If you like timeless design, then we recommend the Comandante C40 MK3 Nitro Blade, which is one of the most expensive with a steep price of around 230 euros hand mill counts. But the wood, stainless steel, and hard plastic design, and patented knife-quality conical stainless steel grinder, more than make it worth it. The degrees of grinding can be set well and by audible clicking and differ significantly.

Well, which hand coffee grinder will you choose?