Coffee grinders
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Want to move on from ground coffee, I'm an espresso fan who's not made of gold, so I assume I'm looking for a burr grinder that isn't too expensive,
Recommendations greatly appreciated.
Recommendations greatly appreciated.
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Krups ones on Amazon for £30 - they seem to work well. I can't imagine you'll find an electric one for cheaper.
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i have a krups one (no idea which model)
its adjustable for finer/ coarser grinds depending on your prefered brewing method.
and you can set how much it grinds (quantity)
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sod the grinder I like the convenience of my Nesspresso."Do not follow where the path may lead, Go instead where there is no path, and Leave a Trail."
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I'm sure they're great. I just don't fancy turning a £20 expenditure into a £200 one. Plus my sis in law brought me a bulk load of beans from her trip round South America.0
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i have some luwak beans kicking about a kitchen draw.
i need to clean out the grinder before i use them though.
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