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Eureka Mignon Crono Coffee Grinder Expired
$209
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Seattle Coffee Gear via Amazon has Eureka Mignon Crono Coffee Grinder (White Smoke) on sale for $209. Shipping is free.
Seattle Coffee Gear also has Eureka Mignon Crono Coffee Grinder (White) on sale for $209. Shipping is free.
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Seattle Coffee Gear also has Eureka Mignon Crono Coffee Grinder (White) on sale for $209. Shipping is free.
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About this Product:
- Stepless Adjust - Precise micro-adjustments make it easy to adjust for just-right drip coffee.
- 50mm Flat Burrs - Hardened steel burrs make quick work of pour over grounds.
- Bottom Burr Adjust - Adjusted from below the motor, the burr assembly can be disassembled for maintenance without losing your grind setting.
- Grind Timer - A side-mounted potentiometer lets you set and save your ideal grind time.
- Italian-Made - Each Mignon Crono is built by hand in Milan, Italy.
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- About this Offer: This is a price drop of $40 Off (16.06% Savings) over their regular price of $249
- Reviews: This Eureka Coffee Grinder receives 4.6 Stars out of 5 Stars based on over 330 Customer Reviews from Amazon.
- Return Policy:
- This item can be returned to Amazon in its original condition for a full refund or replacement within 30 days of receipt. You may receive a partial or no refund on used, damaged or materially different returns.
- Refer to Seattle Coffee Gear Return Policy. -slickdewmaster
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I asked on their chat support if this 2020 model came with the OEM espresso burr grinders and I was told it did. So this is a great price for a great espresso grinder.
https://www.seattlecoff
Also available on Amazon, but not sure if it's the one with the OEM espresso burrs:
Eureka Mignon Crono Coffee Grinder (Black Smoke)
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product...2YNWL
https://www.seattlecoff
Also available on Amazon, but not sure if it's the one with the OEM espresso burrs:
Eureka Mignon Crono Coffee Grinder (Black Smoke)
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product...2YNWL
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The Mignon series grinders that uses 50mm flat burr all have same interior, same motor, and same step-less dial design. They differ mainly on exterior build and feats. Internally, this is basically the same as silenzio and notte, all of which are espresso capable. They don't have significant change in grind quality until you really step up and get a bigger burr unit such as Specialitia.
That said, this grinder is absolutely the cheapest step-less dial espresso capable grinder you will ever find in the market. (for example, Breville Smart Grinder cost about the same, but is stepped). I have the crono and swapped in the espresso burr, creates very consistent and fluffy grind, minimal channeling (none if I prep well that morning) when pulling shots with a bottomless PF from Gaggia Classic Pro, and it's just incredible value for how much this cost.
It's like a $2000 pair of speakers. The majority of the population will never consider spending that much money on a pair of speakers, while audiophiles will consider something in that price range to be in the "budget speaker" class.
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EDIT: apparently the older version of this grinder comes with the same burrs as the espresso specific models, and the Seattle Coffee Gear people have confirmed it's the older version they're selling... might be worth the gamble. I imagine if you buy from Amazon hoping for the espresso burrs and get the drip burrs then you can probably return it easily, or order the espresso burrs separately.
Wait until you see how much a real espresso machine costs
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The Mignon series grinders that uses 50mm flat burr all have same interior, same motor, and same step-less dial design. They differ mainly on exterior build and feats. Internally, this is basically the same as silenzio and notte, all of which are espresso capable. They don't have significant change in grind quality until you really step up and get a bigger burr unit such as Specialitia.
That said, this grinder is absolutely the cheapest step-less dial espresso capable grinder you will ever find in the market. (for example, Breville Smart Grinder cost about the same, but is stepped). I have the crono and swapped in the espresso burr, creates very consistent and fluffy grind, minimal channeling (none if I prep well that morning) when pulling shots with a bottomless PF from Gaggia Classic Pro, and it's just incredible value for how much this cost.
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I will note I bought it for $10 less in December 2020, so it might come cheaper, but if you need it it's still a good value.
It's like a $2000 pair of speakers. The majority of the population will never consider spending that much money on a pair of speakers, while audiophiles will consider something in that price range to be in the "budget speaker" class.