hand cranked ceramic conical burr coffee grinder? [closed]

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I would very much like a recommendation for a manual ceramic burr grinder for turkish coffee. The grinder must be able to do fine powder consistently. Effort is no problem.

Thank you.



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As much as your question in its current form might be off-topic, I like this grinder so much as to answer the question anyway. :) Hopefully not too much shame on me...?

Hario is a brand with many good manual and ceramic burr grinders. I like this one. You say effort is okay, but it will take a lot of effort to get beans down to Turkish-level powder.

That said, a web-search for "manual ceramic burr coffee grinder" returns many results. We're you not happy with those, or wanted reviews? For my cost-benefit equation, I'd buy the tin of pre-ground.




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