The basic kit
Posted 01-03-2009 at 08:39 PM by Coffee Trial
As an absolute minimum I recommend buying a grinder - before you buy any other piece of kit.
A good grinder will allow you to grind roasted wholebean coffee for a number of brewing methods, from Aeropress to Filter to a full on espresso machine.
[B]Burr vs Blade[/B]
Forget the latter and buy a decent burr grinder.
Burr grinders crush the beans to an even grind size, whereas blade grinders smash the beans, causing a very uneven grind, with some particles greatly larger than others.
Although we do not sell grinders we are more than happy to advise on what grinder will suit your needs.
For more insight into grinders visit [URL="http://coffeeforums.co.uk"]http://coffeeforums.co.uk[/URL]
A good grinder will allow you to grind roasted wholebean coffee for a number of brewing methods, from Aeropress to Filter to a full on espresso machine.
[B]Burr vs Blade[/B]
Forget the latter and buy a decent burr grinder.
Burr grinders crush the beans to an even grind size, whereas blade grinders smash the beans, causing a very uneven grind, with some particles greatly larger than others.
Although we do not sell grinders we are more than happy to advise on what grinder will suit your needs.
For more insight into grinders visit [URL="http://coffeeforums.co.uk"]http://coffeeforums.co.uk[/URL]
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