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Cuisinart Touchscreen Burr Grinder $32 + Free S/H

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12h ago
128 Posts
Joined Mar 2012
12h ago
vipz
12h ago
128 Posts
Save up for something with a real burr where the cutting surfaces are actually sharp, instead of this thing here that doesn't really do a good job at all. Search for "false burr" online if you're curious why.
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11h ago
633 Posts
Joined May 2017
11h ago
c137
11h ago
633 Posts
Quote from vipz :
Save up for something with a real burr where the cutting surfaces are actually sharp, instead of this thing here that doesn't really do a good job at all. Search for "false burr" online if you're curious why.
The venn intersection of people who are spending 30 bucks on a grinder and people who care about false burrs is not a lot.
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10h ago
128 Posts
Joined Mar 2012
10h ago
vipz
10h ago
128 Posts
Quote from c137 :
The venn intersection of people who are spending 30 bucks on a grinder and people who care about false burrs is not a lot.
As long as it's above zero. People like this do exist. For example: https://old.reddit.com/r/Coffee/c..._be_aware/


I still think this type of grinders is misleading and a waste of money and resources. It might be better to just stick with pre-ground coffee, or get a good entry level conical burr hand grinder like the Timemore C2, depending on how much coffee one consumes.
7h ago
4,955 Posts
Joined Dec 2015
7h ago
DeProof
7h ago
4,955 Posts
Quote from vipz :
As long as it's above zero. People like this do exist. For example: https://old.reddit.com/r/Coffee/c..._be_aware/


I still think this type of grinders is misleading and a waste of money and resources. It might be better to just stick with pre-ground coffee, or get a good entry level conical burr hand grinder like the Timemore C2, depending on how much coffee one consumes.

How much do you want folks to spend on a grinder when 90% of them are probably using a $30 drip machine lol
6h ago
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6h ago
ChiefAlchemist
6h ago
2,837 Posts
Quote from vipz :
Save up for something with a real burr where the cutting surfaces are actually sharp, instead of this thing here that doesn't really do a good job at all. Search for "false burr" online if you're curious why.
Can you make a couple of recommendations? Perhaps a good "starter level" option?
5h ago
294 Posts
Joined Nov 2010
5h ago
chaimav
5h ago
294 Posts
Can anyone comment on using this for spices? It would not be needed for coffee so cross contamination in that regard is not a concern.
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5h ago
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5h ago
fritzo
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5h ago
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Quote from chaimav :
Can anyone comment on using this for spices? It would not be needed for coffee so cross contamination in that regard is not a concern.
Almost any cheap grinder can be used for spices. I've been using a 20 year old Black and Decker grinder I got at a garage sale and it works perfectly for peppercorns, cardamom, anise, cloves, etc. It does have a problem with nutmeg, but I tend to grate that by hand as you need to use it sparingly anyway.

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4h ago
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vipz
4h ago
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Quote from DeProof :
How much do you want folks to spend on a grinder when 90% of them are probably using a $30 drip machine lol
I brew on a $7 plastic v60. For someone else that goes through coffee quickly enough to warrant a machine, there's no shame with pre-ground until you can save up for a real grinder.
4h ago
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4h ago
vipz
4h ago
128 Posts
Quote from ChiefAlchemist :
Can you make a couple of recommendations? Perhaps a good "starter level" option?
Automatic, for drip: OXO, Capresso Infinity, Baratza Encore.


Automatic, for espresso: Encore ESP, MiCoffee D40+/DF54.


Manual: Timemore or 1zpresso. Many models at various price points to choose from. I'd probably stick to models focused on drip coffee since it takes significantly longer and more effort to grind for espresso.

I see some cheaper ones on Amazon with conical burrs. Some might be good value and worth trying if you have time to deal with returns.
1h ago
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1h ago
DeProof
1h ago
4,955 Posts
Quote from vipz :
I brew on a $7 plastic v60. For someone else that goes through coffee quickly enough to warrant a machine, there's no shame with pre-ground until you can save up for a real grinder.

No what I am saying is most won't care or even notice, they just want the cheapest thing that does it all for them.

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