- -20%
- -20%
Handmade ceramic coffee roaster, thanks to which you can prepare freshly roasted coffee at home in the kitchen, the taste, aroma and flavour of which cannot be replaced by anything.
Notify me when in stock
Drop your email and we'll let you know the moment it's back.
Themanual coffee roaster allows you to enjoy the pleasure of freshly roasted coffee in your home. Many people often try roasting green coffee using a pan or roasting pan, but there is a high risk of burning. The hand roaster transfers heat to the green beans via ceramic, which retains its own heat once thoroughly heated. Thanks to the slow circular motion, you will achieve evenly roasted beans in minutes, no burning and the unique shape means you won't spill beans.
Roasting procedure. For example, we recommend our Brazil Santos green coffee. Preheat the roaster for about 1-2 minutes. The roaster is not suitable for induction plates! Then pour in the coffee beans and circle the roaster. After about 2 minutes, the beans will start to change colour. After about 8 minutes they will turn yellow and you will hear a slight popping sound. Normally the roasting process takes around 13 minutes. Be careful not to burn the beans by roasting for a long time. Generally, the darker the colour of the bean, the more the natural acidity is suppressed and the bitterness comes out, and vice versa. The coffee can then be emptied through the hole in the holder.
Material: ceramic
Capacity: 30-50g
Colour: black
EAN: 388
LB PLACEHOLDER



























































































comment Comments (2)
Only registered customers who have actually purchased the product can leave comments.
Comments go through an approval process carried out by the e-shop administrator.
The roaster had some cosmetic defects (2nd-grade quality), but it was fully functional (I tested roasting it over a gas burner, and it didn't crack). The roaster holds a maximum of 50 g of green coffee (it’s more for fun); roasting takes me 15–25 minutes, and I rotate the roaster almost the entire time (the handle doesn’t get hot). On the other hand, the result is coffee that’s roasted very evenly (comparable to expensive specialty coffee). You can also roast tea in it.
If I'm not mistaken, cooling the beans quickly and evenly after roasting (ideally with a stream of cold air) is just as important a step. How would you recommend doing that when using this small roaster? Thank you for your advice.