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Hario Skerton Plus Grinder
Hario Skerton Plus Grinder

Hario Skerton Plus Grinder

$42.00
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Hario has improved the original Hario Skerton Coffee Grinder, just when you thought they couldn't get any cooler. The new Skerton Plus uses a clever tiny plate to stabilize the ceramic burrs, resulting in a far more consistent grind. It still has a large capacity, so you can brew for everyone without breaking the bank. This is one of the greatest hand grinders available. This coffee grinder features a ceramic conical burr set (the piece that grinds the coffee) and a strong handle to ensure consistently ground fresh coffee for a great caffeinated beverage.

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