Coffee Grinders
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Coffee Grinders
I am, or rather after Christmas, will be in need of a grinder for my coffee. I need something good, under $50. From what I know there are two different kinds of grinders, blade and burr. From what I've read burr is supposed to be a better and more consistant grind, so burr would be preferable. I perfer my grind to be rather fine. I was reading up on a Cuisanart burr grinder and a review said that the plastic hopper would get a lot of fine grind stuck to it from static electricity, not a huge problem, but I guess if there is one with a glass hopper that would be better. Any suggestions?
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Well the coffee maker I am getting for Christmas is a Bunn B-10, looking forward to it. I got it on Amazon for $85, retail for $130. Now it seems really weird to me to pay more for a grinder then for a coffee maker, I looked at the Bunn and Kitchen Aid burr grinders and damn are they expensive.
Currenly the family has a blade grinder, to get it to do the grind I want I shake it as I'm grinding, so it does ok, but I'd perfer not to have one.
Currenly the family has a blade grinder, to get it to do the grind I want I shake it as I'm grinding, so it does ok, but I'd perfer not to have one.
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i asked what kind, but should have stated what brand. if you're tied to a particular brand then nevermind. i go local and get it ground on the spot at a local coffee house.Kills On Site wrote:Read somewhere that some people add spices and flavors to coffee, something I don't do. I don't see why you asked what kind of coffee I am purchasing, nothing expensive, just coffee, most likely a darker roast.+JuggerNaut+ wrote:spices?Kills On Site wrote:Well it will only be coffee, no spices or anything added to it. Can anyone recommend a specific brand or grinder that they love?
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Read somewhere that some people add spices and flavors to coffee, something I don't do. I don't see why you asked what kind of coffee I am purchasing, nothing expensive, just coffee, most likely a darker roast.+JuggerNaut+ wrote:spices?Kills On Site wrote:Well it will only be coffee, no spices or anything added to it. Can anyone recommend a specific brand or grinder that they love?
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http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00005 ... e&n=284507
i buy ethopian dark roast from trader joe's and grind it myself with that.
i buy ethopian dark roast from trader joe's and grind it myself with that.
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really? ive never made a mess with it. grind it, turn it upside down hit it twice and then dump the cap in yer brewer.Kills On Site wrote:The exact grinder that the family has, it does its job, but it is rather messy.prince1000 wrote:http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00005IX9N/002-9897481-7268034?v=glance&n=284507
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i can read just fine. just choose to skim at times, you know like most of your learned replies?+JuggerNaut+ wrote:i can't read :icon23:prince1000 wrote:fuck off+JuggerNaut+ wrote:good job reading the thread
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Well I've narrowed it down to the Bunn BCG-B Bunn and
at Amazon. Or the Capresso Infinity Capresso and at Amazon. I am leaning towards the Bunn as I know Bunn is great with coffee, but it is more expensive. Noise isn't much of an issue, I'm always the last to get up. I feel rather bad that I am having to save up for a grinder and it will be close to or more expensive then the coffee maker.
at Amazon. Or the Capresso Infinity Capresso and at Amazon. I am leaning towards the Bunn as I know Bunn is great with coffee, but it is more expensive. Noise isn't much of an issue, I'm always the last to get up. I feel rather bad that I am having to save up for a grinder and it will be close to or more expensive then the coffee maker.
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