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HiBREW G4B Hand Coffee Grinder

HiBREW G4B Hand Coffee Grinder

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Regular price Rs. 7,999.00
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Portable & Compact
Comes with carry case to take anywhere
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Anti Slip Texture
Anti-Slip leather texture for comfort
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Consistent Grind
High quality consistent grinds, everytime
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Heavy Duty All Metal Construction
High quality materials make sure its build to last
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38mm Cannonical Burr
Large burr for heat dissipation and consistency
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55 Click Grind Levels
Fine tune your grind levels from Espresso to Pour-over

Meet the G4B

FAQs

G4B hand grinder featured in FAQ section, showcasing its sleek design and manual grinding capability, ideal for precision coffee grinding at home.

What exactly is a burr grinder?

A burr grinder uses two abrasive surfaces (burrs) that rotate to crush coffee beans into consistent-sized particles. This is different from blade grinders, which chop beans randomly.

Why should I choose a burr grinder over a blade grinder?

Burr grinders produce more consistent grounds, which leads to better-tasting coffee. They also offer more control over grind size and generate less heat, preserving coffee flavors.

Are burr grinders hard to use?

Not at all! Most burr grinders are straightforward to operate. You typically just add beans, select your grind size, and start grinding.

How do I know which grind size to use?

Different brewing methods require different grind sizes. For example, espresso needs a fine grind, while French press uses a coarse grind. Most grinders come with a guide to help you.

Can I grind other things besides coffee in my burr grinder?

It's best to use your burr grinder exclusively for coffee. Grinding other substances can affect the flavor of your coffee and potentially damage the grinder.

Can I grind a week's worth of coffee at once?

It's best to grind only what you need for immediate use. Freshly ground coffee tastes better because it preserves the beans' oils and aromas.