I love making my own espresso and my results are more predictable now that I can grind the beans with finesse.

So I buy my favorite roasted beans and use this grinder, it has so many different grind settings

My experience with this shows it will need a bit of tapping for very oily dark roasted beans to drop through for grinding

I also use it to ground soy beans

It grinds beans accurately per the scale, and is not very loud

It’s easy to select a grind size, and it didnt heat up the beans while grinding

So far the machine has ground beans well

One thing we noticed is we could get excellent quality coffee beans but we couldn’t find the beans we wanted already ground up

This burr grinder is the best type for accurately grinding down your roasted delicious coffee beans into the perfect ground size depending on how you want to use or brew them

Grinding freshly roasted coffee beans for a perfect cuppa is a joy; even using quality preroasted whole beans like a fine Kona Hawaiian coffee is a love well worth the small tasks involved with grinding

Actually grinds the beans instead of chopping them like cheaper models

Picture 5 shows beans in the top bean bin which has a cover (Picture 7) which incorporates snap in holders for the included scoop and a tamper/brush, liked that

And it grinds the beans perfectly to my exact need

And it grinds the beans perfectly to my exact need

To do that, I need to count every detail, and grinding coffee beans is an important one

After I got this one I don’t need the other twos since it can automatically grind the beans to powder when I set the speed to 1

Being able to grind smaller portions of coffee means we save money on coffee beans and our coffee stays fresh because we’re only grinding as much as we need to use.