Why did you call your knock box a Grindenstein?
The first Grindenstèins were made from plumbing pipe, a piece of garden hose, a big metal bolt and a nut. The nut and bolt sticking out made the whole thing look a bit like Frankenstein’s monster and the name just stuck! Frankenstein....for grinds....Grindenstèin!
 

Why is Grindenstèin that height?
Storage, of course! When you’re not using it, Grindenstèin conveniently tucks away on the drip tray of your espresso machine saving you precious bench space. Grindenstein is big enough to hold 6-8 coffee pucks and fits in the top rack of your dishwasher too.
 

What should I do with my coffee grinds?
Used coffee grinds are a fantastic natural fertilizer for your garden. Whether you mix them with eggshells to create an insect barrier or mix them with water to create a liquid fertilizer, and your worms will love them too.
 

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