Eureka Baby Grinder Olive Wood – Hand Grinder with 48mm Conical Burr
A dose of beans goes in, your hand wraps around the slim body, and you turn the crank – smooth, with little resistance. The grounds fall into the curved catch cup, barely anything stays behind. A hand grinder that fits any hand and comes apart in seconds for travel.
The Baby Grinder is Eureka's first hand grinder – the burr quality of the Italian manufacturer in portable form. Coffee Coaching Club carries the Eureka range; the company has been crafting in Florence, Italy since 1920. This version is olive wood with a ceramic catch cup; the Baby Grinder also comes in anodized aluminum (glass) and walnut (glass).
48mm Conical Burr and Gold Energy
The 48mm conical burr in hardened steel is designed for espresso and filter, delivering an even grind across every brew method – from espresso to French press. The Gold Energy treatment, developed by Eureka and ITALMILL, extends burr life by around 50 percent compared to untreated steel and keeps the grind consistent over a long time.
Stepped Adjustment and Low Retention
The grind setting adjusts in fine, stepped increments – quick and easy to track, ideal for switching between brew methods. Thanks to the near residue-free construction, hardly any grounds stay behind in the grinder: you grind every dose fresh, without yesterday's leftovers mixing in.
Slim Body, Made for Travel
The slim body and the curved shape of the catch cup sit comfortably in the hand, and the length and shape of the crank keep the effort low. For travel, the grinder comes apart easily – a companion for trips, camping, the office or the counter at home.
At a Glance
| Burr |
48 mm conical, hardened steel, Gold Energy treatment |
| Designed for |
Espresso & brew, all preparation methods |
| Adjustment |
stepped, fine increments |
| Retention |
almost none |
| Capacity |
approx. 40 g |
| Dimensions |
200 × 56 × 80 mm (H × W × D) |
| Weight |
760 g |
| Finish |
Olive wood (ceramic catch cup) |
| Made in |
Florence, Italy |
Who It's For
For anyone who wants to grind by hand – at home, at the office or on the road – and is looking for a conical Eureka burr in a compact, collapsible form. Thanks to the low retention, it's well suited to grinding single, fresh doses and to switching beans often.
For anyone who prefers to grind electrically at the touch of a button, the Eureka grinder collection has the right models.
Order Directly Online
Delivery across Switzerland and to Liechtenstein in 2 to 4 working days. Click and collect in Bern, Gerberngasse 44 or Zurich, Hagenholzstrasse 50b – there you can experience the grinder live. Questions about the finish or your workflow: [email protected] or by phone during business hours.
What Goes With It
As a hand grinder, the Baby Grinder is a great companion for brewing: pour-over from the Hario collection or an Aeropress. For weighing, a scale – affordable and precise from the Normcore range, or with app and flow-rate display from the Acaia collection. Add fresh beans like Cozy Chocolate, Nutty Delight or Very Nutty.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the Baby Grinder available in other finishes?
This version is olive wood with a ceramic catch cup. The Baby Grinder is also available in anodized aluminum with a glass catch cup and in walnut with a glass catch cup – the burr and mechanism are identical.
Does it also work for espresso?
Yes. The 48mm conical burr is designed for espresso and filter and covers everything from fine espresso to coarse French press.
How much ground coffee stays in the grinder?
Almost none. The low-residue construction means practically all the grounds come out – every dose fresh, without leftovers from the day before.
Can I see it before I buy?
Gladly. In Bern and Zurich Oerlikon you can experience the grinder live.
Roastery Tip
Ground by hand, the character of the bean really comes through. For a round, chocolatey, nutty profile, go for Cozy Chocolate or Nutty Delight. For anyone who wants to discover a light, fruity profile in filter, try Wild Peach. Work your way toward your ideal setting in small steps. That's our recommendation, one of many.
