Various Merchants have
Fellow Ode Coffee Equipment on sale as listed below.
Shipping is free.
Thanks to Community Member
NeatRecess1026 for finding this deal.
Example Deals:
- Ode Brew Grinder Gen 2 $276
- Fellow Industries Inc via Amazon
- Fellow
- Crate & Barrel
- Fellow Stagg EKG Pro Electric Gooseneck Kettle $156
- Fellow Fellow Industries Inc via Amazon
- Fellow
- Fellow Stagg EKG Electric Gooseneck Kettle $132
- Fellow Fellow Industries Inc via Amazon
- Fellow
Grinder Details:- Designed especially for pour-over, French press, cold brew and other brewed coffee methods
- 31 grind settings
- 100g grind capacity
- Single-dose bean load bin to reduce exposure to oxygen
- 64mm professional-grade flat stainless steel burrs
- Anti-static technology
- Noise reduction
- Auto-stop
Top Comments
I dare you to make a grinder like this for less. You can't.
If you think this is overpriced, chances are this grinder isn't marketed toward you. Stick with your cheap burr grinder or whirlybird, if you're happy with it.
As with all grinders as taste is very subjective all that matters is how it tastes for you.
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I dare you to make a grinder like this for less. You can't.
If you think this is overpriced, chances are this grinder isn't marketed toward you. Stick with your cheap burr grinder or whirlybird, if you're happy with it.
I roast my own coffee with beans from Sweet Maria's averaging $6 per pound. I prefer Ethiopia and Sumatra beans. Freshly roasted coffee IS THE KEY to great coffee and the products that make them. Fresh coffee is not acidic and smooth!
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I was in this exact position last holiday season weighing the Ode against the Niche (considerably more expensive) but then I learned about the DF64 which can do both fine grinding for espresso along with coarse for aeropress, moka, pour over etc. I ponied up last November and have absolutely no regrets a year later.
I was in this exact position last holiday season weighing the Ode against the Niche (considerably more expensive) but then I learned about the DF64 which can do both fine grinding for espresso along with coarse for aeropress, mocha, pour over etc. I ponied up last November and have absolutely no regrets a year later.
The Encore fell off my options list last year and I don't remember exactly why. I think it might have been limited compared to the more expensive options. I needed a grinder that would perform well for espresso, that was my priority. I use it with a Flair
Fellow Gen 2 Ode == overpriced tiny flat Burr grinder
neither is good product given u can get df64 about 300 bucks
Fellow Gen 2 Ode == overpriced tiny flat Burr grinder
neither is good product given u can get df64 about 300 bucks
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