Replacing My Coffee Grinder from Electric to Manual (Unboxing)

The last time my father went to his hometown, he bought me some coffee beans. I usually grind them using the electric grinder before brewing using the French Press. However, last week, my grinder sparked while I was using it. It retired. XD

So, I decided to get a replacement. Instead of another electric one, I saw a manual coffee grinder that was on sale and got it. It arrived earlier today, so I'm going to share the unboxing and the first batch of coffee beans I tried to grind.

It was packed really well, even though the box wasn't really in good condition. hahaha But as long as the item is safe, it's no biggie.

Even the items inside the box were securely packed with bubble wrap. It came with the grinder, the handlebar, and an extra container. It's made of glass and silicone. It seems sturdy, and all I had to do was attach the handlebar to use it.

It was easy to attach even without a manual. And then, I decided to try it out. :)

I adjusted it to coarse-ground coffee because I'm using the French Press; this is the suitable grind. It worked well, so I decided to grind some more beans. Usually, I grind them before brewing, so they're fresher. However, on the weekends, I usually have earlier classes than usual, so preparing some in advance wouldn't hurt. Also, I wanted to use the extra container. hahaha

I only made enough for the weekend, and for the rest, I'll be grinding them every morning. Using the electric grinder was fun because of the sound, but I prefer this one. And I get to smell the aroma of the dark roast coffee beans being ground every morning. It's one of my simple joys. :) Well, drinking and enjoying the coffee with my family afterwards are also things I look forward to doing every morning.

So yeah, that's it for the unboxing and grinding trial. haha
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