Whittard Coffee Grinder - Traditional Hand Grinder Reviews

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Whittard Coffee Grinder - Traditional Hand Grinder
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Average Ratings for Whittard Coffee Grinder - Traditional Hand Grinder

  • Ease of Use0.7 stars
  • Durability1.2 stars
  • Style2.3 stars
  • Service & Support0.3 stars
  • Value for Money0.5 stars
  • Overall rating0.7 stars

3 Reviews For Whittard Coffee Grinder - Traditional Hand Grinder

  • Guest 21st Sep 2009

    Reviewer rating: 1 stars


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    as mentioned in other reviews the Whittard Coffee Grinder falls apart easily due to shoddy design by people who should damned well know better. It sprays and spills etc. It isn't worth £1 let alone the price paid bit like a joke shop version of a proper one. we took ours back for a refund.

  • iheartyouheartme 3rd Jan 2009

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    I didn't buy this Whittard Coffee Grinder, my girlfriend did.It sat in her kitchen for several months before I asked "Do you use that?"Her reply, "No, it doesn't work"After many frustrating attempts by myself I can confirm it does not work.Actually, that is technically untrue. It works in that it grinds coffee beans so long as you don't mind stopping every 30 or so seconds to reassemble all the components that have worked themselves loose.I think there is a fundamental flaw in the design of thi ...

  • Jane Carnall Rank: Sergeant 16th Jul 2008

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    The Whittard Coffee Grinder is claimed to be "easily adjustable" but the "adjust" is provided by how hard the user is pulling the handle upwards as it's turned. This makes it an extra effort to grind even a small amount of coffee.The design is that the ground beans fall through into a small wooden drawer, but the setup means the ground coffee sprays around the edges, so that when the drawer is pulled out, some of the ground coffee spills. You can't take the grinder apart for individual cleaning, ...