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"Bordering on the extreme"?! You are the marketer's ideal mark. $2K for a $20 grinder? $10K for a $100 coffee machine? And that's before rip-off beans...
by scoot 4y ago
"Bordering on the extreme"?!
You are the marketer's ideal mark. $2K for a $20 grinder? $10K for a $100 coffee machine? And that's before rip-off beans...
- LesZedCB 4y agoa programmer would be offended by "$100/hr for a 2.99 smart phone app?!" those expensive grinders are usually machined in house by small teams. though, i do absolutely agree that there are many coffee things that are way overpriced because of the rest of the market.
- readbeard 4y agoI assure you that the difference between a $2k and $20 grinder is vast. Reasonably competent, usable espresso grinders generally start at hundreds of dollars and go up from there. If you can figure out how to make a good one for $20, you’ll make a fortune. Same goes for the machine.
- Tarq0n 4y agoParticle size matters for coffee, and at $20 you couldn't even get a hand grinder that produces good results.