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My Baratza Maestro conical burr grinder grinding Jones Coffee’s Madison Roast, a Vienna & French Roast blend of Guatemalan beans. The roastery is in Pasadena, CA. It was roasted to the “30″ setting, somewhere in the range of a French Press coarseness. Approximately 10 grams of coffee.
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http://coffee-addict.com Buying a new coffee bean grinder can be a tough task if you don’t know where to start and don’t know the different kinds of coffee bean grinders. So in these video I discuss those kinds. One kind is a blade grinder, which is the cheapest kind, and the other kind is a burr grinder, which produces more consistent coffee but is more expensive. Conical burr grinders are the best, especially if you use oily or flavored gourmet coffees. If you just want to drink a cup of caffeinated something, then a blade grinder should be fine.
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http://coffee-addict.com Electric coffee grinders are excellent tools for grinding your favorite coffee beans at home for maximum freshness and flavour. But there are various kinds of grinders you should know about before you buy. The first kind is metal blade coffee grinders. They make use of spinning metal blades that quickly chop the coffee beans into powder. These are the cheapest kind, but they produce uneven coffee grinds that lead to somewhat inconsistent coffee flavour, at least to the serious coffee lover. The second kind of grinder is burr grinders, which make use of a grinding wheel that rubs the coffee beans against a flat surface. These result in more consistent coffee grinds. The best kind of burr grinder is a conical burr grinder, which doesn’t clog easily so it can be used for gourmet and flavoured coffees without hassle.
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