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With this coffee scoop, you can dose your coffee easily and precisely.
Perfect for both whole beans and pre-ground coffee, it’s your party! 🎉
The benefits:
Generous capacity for about 10 g of coffee
Compact design that never gets in the way
Durable build can handle a bump or two
Order your coffee scoop now and make your espresso corner just a little more complete.
Regular price
CHF 10.00
Sale price
CHF 10.00
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Free shipping from €75
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Shipped from the Netherlands
Product description
Easy dosing with a coffee scoop
A coffee scoop is one of those barista tools you don’t really miss, until you have one. Then you realize just how much easier your coffee routine could’ve been all along.
Before I had this scoop, I (Jasper) would just bravely tilt my coffee storage canister until about 18.5 grams landed in my dosing cup. Most of the time it worked fine… but every now and then, you can probably guess what happened: infomercial stuff.
Spoons are a fun alternative too. But if you use a different size each time, your coffee will always turn out weaker or stronger than the last, especially if you’re using pre-ground coffee or a filter machine.
That’s where a coffee measuring scoop comes in handy. You know each scoop holds about 10 grams of coffee. And as long as you don’t spill while dosing, you’ll save yourself some cleanup too. 😉
About this Coffee Scoop
Good to know about our coffee scoop:
Lightweight at just 32.5 g
Holds up to 10 g of coffee beans
Dimensions: 103 / 41 / 25 mm
Durable material that lasts much longer than a plastic scoop
Complete your set with a coffee scoop
With a coffee scoop, you can easily transfer just the right amount of coffee from your storage container to your machine.
We do recommend always weighing your dose, no matter which brewing method you use. That’s how you really taste what consistent coffee is like and start experimenting with your flavor preferences.
