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Electric Grinder, Adjustable Grinding, Espresso
| Product name | 10023301 |
| Type | Electric Grinder |
| Grinding Mechanism | Grind |
| Features | Adjustable Grinding, Espresso |
| Material | Plastic, Stainless steel |
| Height | 200 mm |
| Depth | 70 mm |
| Width | 70 mm |
| Weight | 0.6 kg |
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There are few types of grinding mechanism used in coffee grinders. You can find manual and electric grinders, burr and knife coffee grinders.This grinder is grind type. You can find all of that type here.
Matthew Bol –
I have been working with this one for a good year now – i have been putting it in my kitchen to start with (my grinder is very old, but is a good enough grinder so no problems at all) and its been working very well.
A couple of years ago i bought a small set of small grinders , i bought mine from a shop in west hollondes for £8.15 and have had them for about 4 years now, so i have been using them for the last 2.5 years.
I recently got a new small one that i just bought at a local shop in a big box, which i bought 2 weeks ago. i have the manual and a small black book on it to help me with everything (the manual is not very useful for me but the book is for the beginner as I dont know how to use it)
The manual says to use a little water or ice to mix the grinds, this will help them set evenly. However the manual has no instructions for using any cold water – you just have to let the grinds sit for about an hour for the temperature to come back up to about a foot above the cold water.
You can also use the water/ice/water for a quick water change – i do this for my own coffee beans and when my coffee beans start getting quite dry they will not cook well so i just drink them with a little water in a big pot.
If anyone knows how to use your small grinders in your kitchen i will post the instructions there on how they work.
I think this will be great for someone who doesnt like to use a lot of power but want the quality of quality coffee from a local cafe. The manual is good for a beginner, the small box of grinders are great for small kitchens.