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Krups 8-Oz Precise Stainless Steel Flat Burr Coffee Bean Grinder (12-Grind) Expired
$31.50
$65.99
Amazon has Krups 8-Oz Precise Stainless Steel Flat Burr Coffee Bean Grinder (12-Grind) on sale for $31.56. Shipping is free with Prime or on orders of $35+.
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- The metallic flat burr coffee grinder provides full control over the grind size with 12 grind fineness settings plus intermediary settings for precise grinding. Adjust from coarse to fine to achieve a uniform grind and unlock the full flavor of your coffee.
- Equipped with an on/off button featuring auto-stop at the end of the grind and a removable top burr with an integrated cleaning brush, maintaining your grinder is as smooth as using it
- By adjusting the grind fineness to suit your chosen brewing method, you can create your perfect cup of coffee every time. Whether it's drip filter coffee, French press, cold brew, pour over, or espresso, experience the joy of personalized brewing
- Whether you're brewing for one or a crowd, our grinder caters to you with 2 to 12 cup quantity selection settings and auto-stop to grind just the right amount
- With an 8-oz coffee bean hopper and a removable grounds container, this grinder has the capacity to produce grinds for 30-32 cups of coffee
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Good deal to buy another for a backup!
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My question is, If i buy beans and crush them using this grinder do i need anything else to now make a cup of coffee? Or I can just put in a cup like instant coffee and pour hot water and make my coffee.
But if thats the case then what the more expensive machines for? and filters for.
But if you need to filter it then why?
Instant coffee is actually brewed coffee that has been dehydrated.
This is for grinding the original roasted coffee beans. You then need to run hot water through the beans to "brew" coffee. There's a few ways to make sure the grounds don't get in your finished product (brewed coffee). The most accessible might be a French press (no paper filter needed) or a pour over. Youtube either to see how they work.
The point wasn't that they could or couldn't taste any differences. It's that they didn't immediately choose the coffee made with the burr grind and say, "this one tastes better". They didn't have a preference either way which says enough.
But at the end, is your original comment correct for a large majority of people that will be visiting this thread? Probably since ATK's experiment is the use case that is most popular in homes and offices, at least in the US. I wouldn't feel confident in touting such a generalized conclusion about grinders though due to one experiment demonstrating one use case.
https://www.amazon.com/Uniformly-...PPGT9?th=1
Not sure which one to keep. Is a flat burr any worse/better than conical burr?
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FYI, if you add a sprinkle of water to the coffee beans right before you grind them, it will basically eliminate that static. I have a bodum with a glass container, and now the grounds don't get stuck any more.
I recommend it.
I've been using the OXO for over 5 years, usually twice a day at 2 different grind settings daily, and it NEVER has given me any issues at all, and the coffee never gets stuck in the chute.
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Both seem like good products, but I needed a "quieter" grinder because of the small living space. Both the hopper and canister has a gasket, so i am assuming I can store whole beans and grinds for a a short period. This would help with my limited storage space.
Lets see if this is worth 3x times the price of the Krups. If anyone is interested and has target red offers. Target has the same unit for the same price as amazon.
https://www.target.com/p/kitchena...nk=s
I've had the krup burr model that is a slightly higher model ( GVX112) than this one for almost 14 years. ( same sideways design ). It's never clogged but it just died today so I'm looking for another krup.
Actually you're right. Thanks