Coffee Sifter/Sieve for Microfines in Coffee Grounds - 2 Stainless Steel Filters Included - 800um for Coarse Ground, 500um for Medium Ground

I love the simplicity of this product and that it does exactly what it advertises: sifts the coffee grounds so my pour-over cup of ☕️ isn’t full of grit. Easy to use; easy to clean.

I’m new to the world of grinding my own coffee, but I wanted a device so I could try to make my coffee grounds a little more uniform. This does the job.It’s good-quality and there is an ample amount of storage capacity for freshly-ground beans, allowing the microparticles to be sifted out and the rest of the ground batch to be held for later use. It’s a cute and easy concept to fill it with the grounds, flip it, shake it, and then remove the lid to take out all the microparticles in it.I wish there was one more grade of sifter included, but that’s because my grinds from my grinder vary wildly and it would be nice to have one more sifter to try to get three different uniformities of grounds.For a first time user, I’m overall happy with this and think it was worth the money.

CHEAPER THAN KRUVE! I spent a fortune on the Kruve sifter a while back and while it works fine, this Shelbru sifter does just as good of a job for way cheaper. I only drink cold brew so I only use the cold brew setting but it also comes with a setting for pourover and drip.I also have the rest of their product lineup and love that all the products are designed with a uniform look. It brings me joy to see all the products lined up neatly in my kitchen every morning.

First, arrived fast and undamaged. So far it’s been great, have used it with grinds from my Ode 2 and from my Timemore c2. I see about a 0.5g loss from the fines but that doesn’t bother me at all. I now just add 0.5g to my beans to start with. Coffee taste has been totally better getting those out. For the price I’d highly recommend!

I ordered this to sift flour and sugar and so far it has worked. I like that it comes with 2 sizes of filters and can be changed. It is easy to use and easy to clean.

I have an electric grinder, and while it's good, it's not the best. There's tons of fines that end up coming out regardless of the grind setting. This little sifter has improved the flavor so much that I now drink my coffee black. Plus it's fun to incorporate into my morning coffee routine! Great product!

I do a fine grind, but not espresso powder fine, for pour over/drip coffee. That said, I tried both mesh screens and while I got some of the fine powder out which did arguably result in a smoother, richer tasting coffee, it required a lot of extra work!(1) the grounds got stuck in both screens which resulted in needing to frequently use a bristle brush (not included), to clear the meshes (2) even after minutes of shaking the grounds over a bowl, I still had powder left over (shown in paper filter) (3) more coffee powder ended up electrostatic-ally clinging around the inside rim when compared to what fell out.Conclusion: if you REALLY care about the little difference this makes in taste and don't mind all of the extra steps that seemed necessary to use and clean this canister, go for it! Otherwise, you might be better off just accepting your coffee and maybe using a different grinder if anything.

Coffee sifters have intrigued me since seeing reviews on the Kruve, which costs nearly $100. This is a much cheaper option that does basically the same thing. One major difference is this is only a single chamber, whereas the Kruve can filter the fines and the most course grinds and leave you with something in the middle. This sifter lets you filter one of two provided sizes, and while it does separate out some really tiny bits that usually wind up our French press coffee, I'm not sure it's worth it. It's not difficult, but it does take time and is a bit of a hassle. So it's not for me, but it looks good, works well, and is very easy to clean (and dishwasher safe). And it's way cheaper than other options like the Kruve or the Fellow.