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With the combination of fresh whole beans plus this Sette, my drip coffee has so much more depth of flavor
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It does struggle a bit with fresh lightly roasted beans, but will still process after a few attempts
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Easy to use, grinds the espresso beans perfectly and love the design
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If I buy the same beans (which I do) I can keep the settings (grind and seconds) the same, and a push of one button gets me exactly one shot's worth of ground beans for the Flair.
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My REAL issue here is I don't correlate the cost to grind beans consistently with a $300 price tag when my Dialing-In has reached a point thats out of my reach
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I leave it around the 9th step and it grinds beans that produce 2 ounce shots in 30 seconds using 18/19 grams of coffee
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This combined with well roasted beans has come close enough in quality to an espresso from the local coffee bars that I can't tell enough of a difference to merit 'needing' to visit them for good espresso
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and I think the benefit of not having much half ground zombie beans left after each grind is worth it
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I love being able to grind my beans fresh with each cup
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Because of my OCD, I grind my beans into the included plastic container instead of the holder/filter and put the ground coffee into a large jar that I seal, and then just scoop out spoonfuls into the holder/filter on a scale, which makes great coffee for a few days until I need to grind more.
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It grinds the beans to very even size, which makes the drink tastes smooth.
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