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How we got our start
Zassenhaus was founded over 150 years ago. In 1887, we made our first coffee mills, almost 120 years ago we developed our pepper mills. We now offer a variety of high-quality kitchen accessories.What makes our product unique
Nothing is worse than big chunks of pepper when you want fine, and vice versa! That’s why we invented the first continuously adjustable grinding mechanism made of high-quality German ceramic.Why we love what we do
We believe happiness starts in the kitchen. The aroma of freshly ground coffee or spices fill the home and create memories. We love providing top quality products that give the best memories.Product Description
Zassenhaus Retro Kitchen Timers
A Retro-style timer available in 16 fun colors
- Super strong, built-in magnet
- Made of steel
- 2.75" diameter x 1.25" high
- Turn clockwise all the way to 55, then set the time
- Up to 55 minutes
What began in 1867 as an export store supplying small steel goods and tools, Zassenhaus has become the epitome of high quality spice and coffee mills. Enjoyment and quality of life are more related to kitchen and cooking than everything else and the aroma of fresh hand ground coffee, fresh peppercorns or spicy pepper gives us a sense of well-being, reminding us of past memories. Classic timeless styles paired with function and design innovation make Zassenhaus a brand you need in your home.
Frieling does not just sell products, they offer solutions by partnering only with the best brands of the industry. This is why Zassenhaus is one of our brands of distinction.
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| Sold By | Hour Loop | NUOSHIKE | NUOSHIKE | NUOSHIKE | VXYW | Hour Loop |
| material | Steel | Stainless Steel | Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene | Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene | Stainless Steel | Steel |
| input interface | dial | dial | buttons | buttons | dial | dial |
| weight | 0.35 pounds | 0.28 pounds | 132 grams | — | — | 0.35 pounds |
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Looks nice, ticks loudly when set, magnet doesn't really work
Actually bought this for training our cat! She demand-meows for her dinner starting an hour an a half before dinner time every night. So I decided to incorporate a sound cue to hopefully let her know when it’s time. I hoped over time she would associate “sound = dinner” rather than “begging the human = dinner.” I decided to use a kitchen timer because anyone in the house (including a pet sitter) can easily set it without having to look through their phone to play a specific alarm sound.I wanted one that would look somewhat nice in the kitchen and specifically not have an annoyingly loud ring - the reviews for this mentioned it wasn’t too loud, so I went with this one. I just set it to go off around roughly the cat’s dinner time every night in the kitchen.Pros:• It makes a loud ring that’s loud enough to hear throughout both floors of the apartment (and will scare you if you’re standing near it when it goes off) but I wouldn’t say it’s like, ear-piercingly loud. Just a normal kitchen timer volume that sounds like a vintage phone bell ringing. I feel like reviews saying it’s too quiet might not be turning the dial all the way past 55 first before setting it as it instructs.• Timer is pretty accurate• Love the green color and it looks classy in the kitchenCons:• Forget the magnet use, it sticks to the front of our fridge, but it slides down the sides. And even if it does stick, the magnet is too weak to be able to turn the timer with one hand - the whole thing just spins so you have to hold it in place with your other hand anyway. Which is a shame for it being $25 and advertised as magnetic.• It ticks pretty audibly like a toaster oven the entire time it’s set. Which means I’d never set it for more than a few minutes or the ticking would drive me crazy. I’m also imagining the cat will get riled up over time as she realizes the ticking = food imminent, but we’ll see. It also makes a few small “dings” when you’re trying to set it.Overall, it looks nice and the timer is accurate, and the ring isn’t too loud. I just don’t think there’s anything about it that would make it worth $25, especially since the magnet feature doesn’t even really work.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 28, 2023
I wanted one that would look somewhat nice in the kitchen and specifically not have an annoyingly loud ring - the reviews for this mentioned it wasn’t too loud, so I went with this one. I just set it to go off around roughly the cat’s dinner time every night in the kitchen.
Pros:
• It makes a loud ring that’s loud enough to hear throughout both floors of the apartment (and will scare you if you’re standing near it when it goes off) but I wouldn’t say it’s like, ear-piercingly loud. Just a normal kitchen timer volume that sounds like a vintage phone bell ringing. I feel like reviews saying it’s too quiet might not be turning the dial all the way past 55 first before setting it as it instructs.
• Timer is pretty accurate
• Love the green color and it looks classy in the kitchen
Cons:
• Forget the magnet use, it sticks to the front of our fridge, but it slides down the sides. And even if it does stick, the magnet is too weak to be able to turn the timer with one hand - the whole thing just spins so you have to hold it in place with your other hand anyway. Which is a shame for it being $25 and advertised as magnetic.
• It ticks pretty audibly like a toaster oven the entire time it’s set. Which means I’d never set it for more than a few minutes or the ticking would drive me crazy. I’m also imagining the cat will get riled up over time as she realizes the ticking = food imminent, but we’ll see. It also makes a few small “dings” when you’re trying to set it.
Overall, it looks nice and the timer is accurate, and the ring isn’t too loud. I just don’t think there’s anything about it that would make it worth $25, especially since the magnet feature doesn’t even really work.
Color: OliveVerified Purchase
Looks nice, ticks loudly when set, magnet doesn't really work
Reviewed in the United States on August 28, 2023
Actually bought this for training our cat! She demand-meows for her dinner starting an hour an a half before dinner time every night. So I decided to incorporate a sound cue to hopefully let her know when it’s time. I hoped over time she would associate “sound = dinner” rather than “begging the human = dinner.” I decided to use a kitchen timer because anyone in the house (including a pet sitter) can easily set it without having to look through their phone to play a specific alarm sound.Reviewed in the United States on August 28, 2023
I wanted one that would look somewhat nice in the kitchen and specifically not have an annoyingly loud ring - the reviews for this mentioned it wasn’t too loud, so I went with this one. I just set it to go off around roughly the cat’s dinner time every night in the kitchen.
Pros:
• It makes a loud ring that’s loud enough to hear throughout both floors of the apartment (and will scare you if you’re standing near it when it goes off) but I wouldn’t say it’s like, ear-piercingly loud. Just a normal kitchen timer volume that sounds like a vintage phone bell ringing. I feel like reviews saying it’s too quiet might not be turning the dial all the way past 55 first before setting it as it instructs.
• Timer is pretty accurate
• Love the green color and it looks classy in the kitchen
Cons:
• Forget the magnet use, it sticks to the front of our fridge, but it slides down the sides. And even if it does stick, the magnet is too weak to be able to turn the timer with one hand - the whole thing just spins so you have to hold it in place with your other hand anyway. Which is a shame for it being $25 and advertised as magnetic.
• It ticks pretty audibly like a toaster oven the entire time it’s set. Which means I’d never set it for more than a few minutes or the ticking would drive me crazy. I’m also imagining the cat will get riled up over time as she realizes the ticking = food imminent, but we’ll see. It also makes a few small “dings” when you’re trying to set it.
Overall, it looks nice and the timer is accurate, and the ring isn’t too loud. I just don’t think there’s anything about it that would make it worth $25, especially since the magnet feature doesn’t even really work.
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Annie M.
Stopped working after 5 months
Reviewed in Canada on August 26, 2023Color: TealVerified Purchase
