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I don't spend that much money on coffee beans but I have the cheapest blade grinder I could buy (one day I will be able to justify replacing it, probably with a
by bemusedthrow75 3y ago
I don't spend that much money on coffee beans but I have the cheapest blade grinder I could buy (one day I will be able to justify replacing it, probably with a Wilfa).
The trick is to shake the grinder up and down while it is cutting. I can get a surprisingly even grind that doesn't get too hot. Good enough for a trouble-free Aeropress plunge, anyway.
These days I am all about the cheap solutions; I'll probably treat myself to a lever-press espresso machine at some point.
- ericmay 3y agoAn even better solution is just picking up a decent hand grinder [1] especially since you’re doing work anyway. [1] https://www.hario-usa.com/collections/grinders https://www.hario-usa.com/collections/grinders