HARIO Conical Beaker (300ml/10.1oz)

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SKU: CB-300-H32

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HARIO Conical Beaker (300ml/10.1oz)

Name: HARIO Conical Beaker (300ml/10.1oz)
Brand: HARIO
SKU: CB-300-H32
Price: 10.7 CAD
Availability: InStock

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SKU: CB-300-H32

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WHEN YOU WANT TO EXPERIMENT

Yes, you read it right. HARIO makes Labware. And Labware crossed with HARIO provides you with the coolest way to decant or serve your coffee.

This 300ml (10.1oz) conical beaker is made to the highest standards and looks amazing - as well as achieving an excellence in chemical durability and heatproof quality (apparently). Another useful little feature are the 50ml markings, all the way up to 300ml. This makes it perfect for mixing exact cold brew ratios with milk or water!

Oh, and if the feeling takes you, you can also test it in a laboratory setting.
- SIZE: W85 x D85 x H132mm (W3.3 x D3.3 x H5.2in)
- CAPACITY: 300ml (10.1oz)
- MATERIAL: Heatproof Glass
- Resistant to temperature differences of 120°C (248°F)
- Made in Japan
Use for brewing and decanting coffee, tea and other liquids.

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Excellent for measurements

I use it to measure coffee and other things. When I want to taste the different ratios for cold brew to water or milk. Or use it on a scale to measure the weight of 500ml water is, or the weight of 500ml milk. Perfect for measurements and perfecting your brew.

Looks great - but can't fit a standard Hario V60-02 on top of it

I really like the look and feel of this beaker, feels nice and it's great for decanting coffee, but I'm a bit disappointed that the standard plastic Hario V60-02 doesn't fit on top of this so you can brew your pourover in this, which makes it much less useful and versatile. I do have the Hario V60 Mugen Dripper which has a smaller hole at the bottom so that does fit, and it works great, but wish I could use my classic V60.

Overall I'd recommend, but just note that if you are planning to brew a pourover into it, might not work depending on the size. I couldn't find any resources on this before purchasing, so hopefully this helps someone in the future!