Infinite Coffee GRIND & BREW MASTER User manual

Infinite Coffee’s
GRIND & BREW
MASTER
Please readtheinstructionsand safety warningsand usage instructions before use.

The cup of the Grind and Brewmaster has a uniquely designed
diamond-shaped spout that allows you to use it as a drip kettle. Filling
the cup to just below the spout hole . The detachable cover can also be
used as a tumbler lid.
Never worry about rust and metallic taste again. The ceramic hand-mill
grinder has no metal parts to ruin the taste of your coffee. Hand grind
up to 30g of whole beans at a time. The imprinted measurement lines
will show you when you have loaded just the right amount of beans for
the perfect cup. The mill’s anti-bouncing design helps keep your beans
inside the mill where they belong.
The eco-friendly stainless steel filter dripper is easy to clean and
reusable, saving you the cost of buying additional paper filters. A built-in
air vent ensures smooth water and air flow while brewing.
The stainless steel tumbler can keep up to 450ml of coffee hot and
ready to drink. To make sure that the coffee stays inside, there is a
silicon pad on the bottom to help prevent slipping and a snap on cover
to prevent spilling.
Parts List
Cup/DripKettle andCover
Ceramic Grinder
Go Cup Tumbler
Filter Dripper

How to use
Remove the cup. Unfold the handle of the hand-mill grinder.
Add your preferred amount of beans. Measurement lines on
the inside of the hand-mill grinder show you when you have
added 10/15/20/25g of beans. Use the ground adjustment
knob at the top of the hand mill adjust the size of your
grounds; clockwise for a finer grind and counter clockwise
for a coarser grind. Begin grinding in a clockwise direction
with a slow steady motion. Continue grinding until you feel
no resistance. (NOTE: DO NOT grind in a counterclockwise
direction. This will cause the handle to collapse.)
1
Carefully fold the handle back into place and remove the
hand-mill grinder. You should see the freshly ground beans
in the filter down below. Do not remove hand-mill grinder
until all beans have been completely ground.
2
Fill cup/drip kettle with hot water. Tip diamond-shaped
spout over the filter and allow the hot water to drip onto
the ground beans. The slower the drip, the richer the
coffee. (NOTE: DO NOT put the cup/drip kettle in the
microwave to heat the water. This will damage the cup/drip
kettle. Heat the water in a microwave-safe container.)
3

How to use
Lift up the filter, keeping it over the tumbler until all the hot
water has dripped through the beans.
4
Remove the cover from the bottom of the cup.
Place over tumbler.
5
Enjoy!
6

Caution!
Cleaning and storage
•Wash and rinse by hand after every use. Wash thoroughly before first use. Not dishwasher safe.
•Never put the coffee maker or its parts in an oven or microwave.
•Coffee maker should not be used for heating water or cooking food.
•Keep hands and fingers away from the hand-mill grinder when in use. Hold onto the handle only.
•Keep out of reach of children and infants. Do not use in areas where a child or infant may come in
contact with the hot water or hand-mill grinder.
•Use hand-mill grinder only for grinding coffee. Hand-mill grinder may be damaged if used for grinding
anything other than whole coffee beans.
•To prevent burns and injury, keep the coffee maker on a flat level surface while in use.
•Always use care when consuming hot drinks. Hot liquids can cause burns.
•Storing coffee in the cup or tumbler for long periods of time may cause discoloration.
•Remove coffee grounds and rinse the filter dripper under running water until clean. Used coffee
grounds can be saved for use as mulch or compost.
•Disassemble coffee maker and wash by hand with a sponge and gentle detergent after each use. Rinse
and dry thoroughly. Cleaning after every use will keep your coffee maker like new for a long time.
• Do not place coffee maker in the dishwasher. Heat will cause damage and discoloration.
•Do not use steel wool, bleach or cleaners containing chlorine for cleaning the coffee maker. Using
bleach or cleaners containing chlorine may result in discoloration.
•Allow all parts to dry completely before reassembly. Assembling wet parts can lead to water spots or
rust on the stainless steel pieces.
•Cleaning and drying the coffee maker immediately after use will help increase its service life by
preventing odor and discoloration.
• If the coffee maker develops rust spots, water spots, odor or discoloration, soak in watered-down
vinegar, then clean with a soft cloth or sponge. You can also use baking powder or gentle detergent
for cleaning the stainless steel parts.