Coffee and Spice Grinder Lid for Mason Jars with Adjustable Ceramic Grinding for Camping and Cabin Use

This coffee and spice grinder lid brings manual grinding to your mason jar setup. Its adjustable ceramic mechanism lets you change the grind size to your preference, making it a practical companion for coffee preparation while camping, during power outages or at an off-grid cabin.

The cup, lid and handle are stainless steel. Choose the Regular Mouth or Wide Mouth version to match your jar opening, then adjust the grinding mechanism for a finer or coarser result.

Features

• Manual grinder lid for mason jars
• Suitable for grinding coffee and spices
• Adjustable ceramic grinding mechanism
• Stainless steel cup, lid and handle
• Regular Mouth and Wide Mouth versions
• Clockwise adjustment produces a finer grind; counterclockwise adjustment produces a coarser grind

Specifications

• Product type: Manual grinder lid
• Uses: Coffee and spice grinding
• Jar mouth versions: Regular Mouth; Wide Mouth
• Cup, lid and handle material: Stainless steel
• Grinding mechanism: Ceramic
• Grind adjustment: Clockwise for finer; counterclockwise for coarser
• Top nut: Brass or stainless steel during the material transition

Frequently Asked Questions

Which jar opening should I choose the grinder lid for?

Choose the Regular Mouth grinder lid for a regular-mouth mason jar or the Wide Mouth version for a wide-mouth mason jar. Match the version to your jar opening before ordering.

How do I adjust the grinder lid for a finer or coarser grind?

Remove the top nut, handle and round piece beneath the handle, then turn the gear-shaped piece along the threaded rod. Turn clockwise for a finer grind or counterclockwise for a coarser grind.

Can I use this mason jar grinder lid while camping without electricity?

Yes, the grinder lid operates manually, making it suitable for camping, power outages and off-grid cabin coffee preparation.

Are all of the grinder's metal parts stainless steel?

The grinder's cup, lid and handle are stainless steel. The top nut may be brass or stainless steel while production transitions between the two materials.