Ver nice grinder for doing my cold brew coffee at a decent price.

Cold brew coffee is to be brewed with coarsely ground coffee beans

I use it to grind my coffee beans fresh and make cold brew.

I have used it for course grind for my cold brew, all the way to dust for espresso

I used it for the first time to make coarse ground for cold brew, set at the highest coarse setting of 14

I love cold brew and started making it myself at home

I make cold brew and pour-over with this every day!

I use it for both my Chemex and for cold brew

The settings are easy, seems to grind the right size (cold brew works) and looks nice on my counter

Works perfectly to grind a perfect consistency for my cold brews.

Coarse for cold brew or fine for espresso

Recently I've gotten into cold brew coffees after I bought a cold brew coffee maker on Amazon.

I have used it on the coarse grind setting for cold brew, it produced consistent ginds

Works great for coarse grind cold brew.

The Chemex grind is perfect, and the cold brew grind is almost there

Perfect brew every time.

I grind beans for a 1 gallon cold brew coffee maker and a 12-cup drip coffee maker.

I have also used this grinder for cold brew coffee

Normally I grind them very course for my cold brew (which is what is recommended) and it turns out great

I love cold brew and started making it myself at home

For Chemex, I grind it at about halfway along the track, and for cold brew, I put it all the way at the end

I drink cold brew (very course) and espresso (very fine) and ended up waisting a lot of coffee

There are so many options for grounds we can use them for a drip coffee maker, french press, or cold brew

Also, the machine gets hot when I'm grinding beans for the cold brew due to the sheer volume of beans I need to grind.

The best part, it grinds enough beans for a 12 cup brew (which it will grind automatically thanks to the timer that stops it for you when it's done), which is perfect for my cold brew

But one click too far and it wasn't fine enough to get a good slow brew

I, personally, only drink cold brew coffee which can offer a bit of a problem

I was using a blade grinder before and a burr grinder is so much better to get that consistent grind and it makes for a much better brew

I use a French press for cold brew and corse grind my beans

Made a great pour over and look forward to making cold brews!

I love being able to choose how coarse to grind the beans as I sometimes use a French press to make cold brew and it works best with a coarse grind

because the other settings lean slightly fine I would assume it's likely on the coarse side of medium-coarse (as in, not ultra coarse), and would probably feel comfortable using it for French press, maybe homemade cold brew

I’ve recently gotten interested in the best home brew.

because the other settings lean slightly fine I would assume it's likely on the coarse side of medium-coarse (as in, not ultra coarse), and would probably feel comfortable using it for French press, maybe homemade cold brew

We grind by weight to get a consistent brew, 50g each time, so we measure the beans and then load the hopper and grind

For my cold brew jug I need to grind 2-4 cups by volume, which means I have to clean up 2-4 messes just to do so.3

I have started to make cold brew coffee and needed a grinder for my coffee beans

But one click too far and it wasn't fine enough to get a good slow brew

It did its job, but the grind wasn't super consistent, and to make my larger batches of cold brew coffee concentrate would require to fill the grinder and empty it two to three times for the correct amount of ground coffee