Coffee Grinders

[the_bosco]

We use a stove-top expresso pot and prefer (sp?) fresh ground coffee in it but both of our grinders are 120v appliances that may not be appropriate for boondocking. Does anyone know of a 12v or battery-operated version?

Thanks.

Rob

[Crusty]

Here's one that works regardless of your electrical hookup.

Kitchen*|*Coffee*|*Canning Jar Coffee Grinder - Lehmans.com

[Antique Pedaler]

Get yourself a Hario!

[the_bosco]

Originally Posted by Crusty

Here's one that works regardless of your electrical hookup.

Kitchen*|*Coffee*|*Canning Jar Coffee Grinder - Lehmans.com

Yikes! that's spendy.

Originally Posted by Antique Pedaler

Get yourself a Hario!

Much better but still $39. I guess we're going to have to get one, though. *digs out CC*

Thanks guys!

[Mr.Bill]

If you go to Coffeegeeks.com and look under Consumer Reviews you will see over 1,400 coffee grinders listed. Or you could just buy a good manual grinder, like a $75 Zassenhaus, and not worry about electricity. Not every grinder, manual or powered, will grind beans fine enough for expresso.

[the_bosco]

Found a hario @ Amazon for $30 including shipping! Looks to be the real deal.

[the_bosco]

Well the hario works but very slowly. I guess I'd better find myself a 12v version.