I need an American made coffee maker with a built in grinder, preferably a burr grinder.
Well, if you build it I might buy it. So far, most of the ones out there suck.
And it has to be better than all the Chinese ones out there.
I have seven ways to make coffee. Only my Chemex was made in the US, but it has no electronics at all.
At least none of my methods were made in China either.
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I’m a manufacturer of coffee maker and coffee machine,such as full automatic coffee maker,espresso maker,grinder maker and some home appliances, our coffee machines（http://www.sovoco.com）are very good for using in fact, but I don’t know where is coffee maker need most and how to find my buyers? Another words which country use coffee machines more?
I can do some websites(www.sovoco.com) on internet, but I also don’t know how to let the buyers know it.
I don’t what to do and how to do, so I need your help,sir!
Dear sir, I’m seller, I visited your perfect site http://www.sovoco.com/ and I like drink coffee, I can tell you some ways for your perfect coffee maker.
1.You should have a site shows your products, the site including products information and your contact,such as your site: http://www.sovoco.com/.
2.Use the international B2B,such as alibaba.com and so on,then search coffee maker,sovoco;
2.As your know, the buyer have some consideration on the products price, so they will find some manufacturers, and you are
their supplier, your products quality should the same as others or more.
3.You can use the search engine to find some buyer,such as google.com,yahoo.com,aol.com…
4.If you have a chance to visit China,sovoco coffee machines will good for using.
May be these ways can help you sell your machines.
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I have at home a Krups burr grinder, and now I wanna grind some unsalted peanuts.
I know my coffee grinder should do the job, but I’m worried it’ll leave the grinder a smell which destroys the aroma of coffee grinds. Should I go ahead?
No.
You should have a separate grinder for coffee and another one for other things. If you use your coffee grinder for other things, you’ll find that it imparts that flavor into your coffee beans. So, to keep your coffee still tasting like coffee get a separate one.
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Somthing cheaper and perhaps manual
A mortar & pestle…or you can put the seeds in a plastic baggie and use the flat side of a meat hammer (tenderizer) to pulverize the seeds. I find it easier to buy a small grinder for about $20.00 and use it exclusively for the spices I use. Also an old hand turned pepper mill you don’t use anymore.
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