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I'll try the preheating and see how it goes. My $10 grinder is simple, small, less than $40, and it's been working great for 5 years now. If it ever breaks, I
by jlbnjmn 6y ago
I'll try the preheating and see how it goes.
My $10 grinder is simple, small, less than $40, and it's been working great for 5 years now.
If it ever breaks, I'll consider upgrading.
Although now I'm tempted to buy a burr grinder and do a blind taste test.
- md_ 6y agoI’m not convinced I can taste the difference. People think they can. ;) A better grinder may help avoid powder that can be a problem with some brew methods. And a nicer manual grinder will usually grind faster, which can be convenient in the morning. But I used a blade grinder and a French press for years. It’s fine. :)