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Choose Your Grinder — By selecting either a coffee grinder, a spice grinder, or a nut grinder, Choose Your Grinder assists you in finding the grinder that best suits your personal needs (note: the only option available was the coffee grinder). Selecting the best grinder determines the quality of your end product. Grinding Mechanisms
A burr grinder, which gives a more consistent size and a more even extraction, and thus flavor. Blade grinders are inexpensive, but do not create an even grind, which does affect the flavour.
Chances are conical burr grinders are built to last—and not to keep rattling in the kitchen. Flat burr grinders tend to have quicker speeds for larger quantities.
Grind Size Adjustment
Stepless adjustment provides highly precise control over grind size, meaning you can dial it in for your specific brewing method. Step-wise adjustments are easier but lack depth.
Take into account of the grind sizes provided; French press requires coarser settings, but espresso requires finer settings!
Build Quality and Durability
Opt for something that will last a long time and withstand wear and tear, such as stainless steel. Look for things like having a good motor and heavy-duty build quality.
Through reading reviews, you can learn about how well the grinder actually works, and you can also get a feel for how good the manufacturer is at customer service and honoring the warranty.
Budget and Features
Before you start looking make sure you know your realistic budget! Look for features such as integrated timers, bean hoppers, and ease of cleaning.
Weigh the costs against how often you will use them and how precision-sensitive the work you do is. A more expensive price tag usually equates to higher quality and better performance