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Hario MM-2 coffee grinder with ceramic grindstones, adjustable coarse grinding and a practical lid against grinding of grains during milling .
The Hario MM-2 is the perfect combination of traditional style and elegance of its own Japanese brand Hario . At first glance, just as we do, you will love a combination of a massive wooden grinder body , a dark stainless steel hopper , and a loophole that combines both stainless and wood.
A purely practical element is a plastic lid at the grinder, which will prevent the grains from flying out of the grinder when grinding. When grinding, you will also appreciate that thanks to the rubber legs, the mill will not move even on a slippery surface.
The grinder grinder of the Hario MM-2 is made of ceramics and is easy to wash under a stream of water. Of course, there is a roughness of grinding that you can easily adjust by turning the gear under the handle.
Height: 18.5 cm
Width: 16 cm
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Hario MM-2 coffee grinder with ceramic grindstones, adjustable coarse grinding and a practical lid against grinding of grains during milling .
