As a child one of my chores was to grind coffee for my mom in an antique coffee grinder. It smelled great and was good exercise for my arms. Plus I drank coff

As a child one of my chores was to grind coffee for my mom in an antique coffee grinder. It smelled great and was good exercise for my arms. Plus I drank coffee starting at a young age. It tasted just fine, no need for anything fancy. I think the exception might be for making Turkish coffee, that antique grinder would need a second stage with finer teeth. Nowadays I just use a cheap single speed grinder that works great. [1] I can not envision ever spending more than $19 for a grinder. [1] - https://www.amazon.com/Brentwood-CG-158B-Coffee-Spice-Grinder/dp/B01J088K0O https://www.amazon.com/Brentwood-CG-158B-Coffee-Spice-Grinde...