Coffee Measuring Spoon: Kinto

The spoon is calibrated to hold approximately 10 grams of standard roasted coffee beans. Keep in mind that bean density can vary slightly depending on the roast level and origin, so it is best used as a consistent reference point for your daily brewing routine.

This spoon is not dishwasher safe. To preserve the wood and the oil finish, hand wash it with mild soap and warm water, then dry it immediately with a soft cloth. Avoid soaking it to prevent the wood from warping or drying out.

No, the food-safe oil finish is designed to protect the wood without leaching any flavors or odors into your coffee beans. It provides a smooth, tactile surface that is both durable and neutral.

Yes, you can use it for ground coffee, though the weight may differ slightly from whole beans due to the density of the grounds. We recommend testing your preferred grind size once to see how it aligns with your specific 10g target.

Teak is naturally durable and resistant to moisture, making it an excellent choice for kitchen tools. With proper care and occasional re-oiling if the wood begins to look dry, it will remain a functional and beautiful part of your coffee setup for years.