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> You probably don't need nor want an Italian art-deco piece of 60s futuristic polished steel priced at $1000 and upwards. But investing at least $100 into a en
by seszett 11y ago
> You probably don't need nor want an Italian art-deco piece of 60s futuristic polished steel priced at $1000 and upwards. But investing at least $100 into a entry-level grinder will get you coffee miles ahead that pre-ground stuff. I assure you it's a noticeable return on investment.
What about grandma's old manual grinder? Is it not up to the task? Such grinders also sell for much less than 100$.
- josteink 11y agoThey work, but you get incredibly fed up with them after not too long. They especially suck for early morning breakfast-coffee. If you can live with that, then no problem. Much better coffee then preground.