Jan_H Senior Member Joined: 15 Apr 2008 Posts: 37 Location: New Mexico, USA Expertise: I love coffee
Posted Fri Aug 1, 2008, 7:31pm Subject: Re: travel grinder
I have one of those travel grinders. It does a great job on peppercorns though. I highly recommend the JavaGrinder. Do a google on it, you can find it all over the place for less than $20. It's fairly airtight too, so you can conceivably store your beans in it. It holds roughly 18 tablespoons of beans. The handle turns over to store flat agains the body. It's great for use with a french press because it will sit right on top and you can grind directly into the press pot. It's made out of Lexan, so very rugged. I got mine at REI, an outdoor/mountaineering shop.
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