• 목록
• 답변
• 글쓰기
• 게시판 리스트 옵션
  • 수정
  • 삭제

The Best Coffee Bean Grinders For Home Use

Grinders used in coffee shops are typically bigger and more expensive than the ones designed for home use. A good home mill could be equally powerful.

The DF54 is a wonderful example, because it comes with capabilities that were once exclusive to commercial grinders. It's a machine that can do everything, and performs better than both flat burr espresso machines and filter-focused ones.

Baratza Varia

The Baratza Vario burr grinder is made for coffee lovers who are looking to get the most out of their beans. The Vario comes with 54 mm flat burrs for accurate grinding. It features a real-time, weight-based dose system built in. It is easy to follow a recipe, and grind exactly the amount you need. The Baratza Vario will be perfect for those who wish to make manual brewing methods and espresso (Chemex AeroPress, French Press).

This grinder is ideal for those who like to experiment with various brewing methods or who don't mind changing their grind settings frequently. The digital display panel makes it easy to navigate through all settings. The design of the grinder is simple and modern, without extra buttons or confusing controls. It comes with a shut-off hopper and an all-steel body, and is extremely durable and quiet. It has an easy-to read timer that lets you keep track of the grind cycle.

Its large burrs allow it to grind more quickly and produce a more fine particle distribution than cone grinders. This can make a difference between a good cup of coffee and an excellent one. It's designed to be simpler to use than a traditional coffee grinder which is crucial for those who don't have much knowledge of coffee making.

This grinder can be a little messy, especially when you need to change the grind setting from coarse to fine. It requires a bit more effort to remove the burrs as well as the hopper from the machine. However, the design of the Vario is so neat and intuitive that it's still a great option for those looking for a high-quality, versatile grinder.

Another benefit of the Baratza Vario is its portability. It is small enough to fit in your bag, and it has a handle, which makes it easy to take with you on trips or to work. It comes with a lock, to allow you to put it to a table or counter and not worry about it falling.

Baratza Sette

The Baratza Sette series brings the power, endurance, and accuracy of a commercial grinder to coffee lovers at home. The three models of the Sette family, Sette 30, Sette 270 and Sette 270Wi, come with innovative burr sets that enhance functionality and accuracy.

The unique design of the Sette's burrs that are brand new allows for a consistent, even grind with a distinct lack of fines. The resultant grounds are more fluffy and less dense than those created by a conventional flat burr grinder, resulting in an espresso that is more flavorful. The Sette comes with a "single dose" hopper that eliminates the need to use multiple portafilters.

With a programmable digital time-based dosing system, and 270 different grind settings, the Sette is an all-around versatile coffee grinder that can be used for any brewing method. The user-friendly interface on the Sette has a digital display that has up and down arrows and three preset buttons to allow you to select the grind time. The Sette's macro and micro adjustment settings can help you find the perfect grind size for any brewing method.

The near-zero retention also has a huge benefit for coffee enthusiasts at home, as it eliminates the need to clean the grinder between portions. This helps reduce static buildup that is common in other grinders and lead to clumping or channeling.

The Sette is also low maintenance, and its noise levels are extremely low. Its motor is powerful but quiet enough to be used in the kitchen of a small coffee grinder space. It produces only a little heat and reduces the chance of burning beans.

The hopper of the Sette is also easy to clean. The antistatic plastic spout as well as the molded bin catch and hold the ground coffee. This helps reduce static buildup and prevents coffee from sticking to the portafilter or the spout.

However, the Sette does have some drawbacks that you need to be aware of before buying one. The motor could burn out after a few years, and the gears may wear out quickly, causing it to fail. The company is renowned for its excellent customer service, and it will repair the grinder or provide replacement parts if it does malfunction.

Fellow Opus

Fellow has adopted the design of its popular Ode grinder and adapted it to create an all-in-one grinder called the Opus. It features 41 stepped grind adjustments that can be fine-tuned using a the micro adjustment ring that is located inside the burrs. The Opus can handle everything from cold brew coarse up to espresso fine and is suitable for all brewing methods.

This is a burr type grinder that is considered to be superior for coffee to the more common blade grinder. A burr grinder works differently than a blade grinder. Instead of slicing through the beans using a blade, it uses the pressure created by six wheels rotating to crush and break the beans into small pieces. This helps to prevent accumulation of heat and reduce the amount of static. It gives more uniform grinding than blade grinders and has a lower output.

The Opus can grind anything from a coarser grind for cold brew coffee to the finer grind required for Turkish Coffee. The hopper can hold up to 110g of ground beans, which is enough to make multiple coffee brews. It also has a built-in timer that can be set to 30 60, 90 or 90 seconds. It will shut off automatically when the pre-set amount of time is complete. This feature is perfect for those who don't like to grind too hard.

Like the Ode, like the Ode, Opus is also user-friendly and has an intuitive interface. It is designed to reduce static that can cause the machine to produce inconsistent results. It comes with a removable catch-cup that makes it easy to transfer the coffee ground to a portafilter. This grinder also has a convenient micro and macro adjustment ring that allows you to make the grind more precise.

The ability to alter how much resistance the grinder applies to burrs is a great feature. This gives you more control over size of the grind and it can be useful to dial the espresso shot. However, it is important to remember that the amount of resistance changes according to the pressure applied, so this can be difficult to master.

De'Longhi Grindmaster CM32

There's plenty to be awed by about the De'Longhi Grindmaster CM32. It is easy to use, comes with a variety of grind settings, and delivers consistent results. It's also fairly quiet and robust, making it an excellent choice for a busy home.

In addition to its ability to produce high-quality espresso the machine can also produce many other popular non electric coffee grinder drinks. Cappuccinos and lattes are made by pressing a single button. In addition, the machine is easy to clean and has a reservoir of water built-in for added convenience.

The machine has many features that will help you make the perfect cup of espresso, including an integrated grinder which allows you to alter the coarseness of the ground. It also comes with a programmable temperature control system and an auto-shutoff feature that reduces the energy consumption after a time of inactivity. Moreover, it has an energy-saving mode that further reduces its power consumption.

Another excellent feature of this espresso machine is its ability to make a wide variety of coffee styles, including drip coffee, espresso and French press. It also comes with a stainless-steel conical burr grinder that guarantees that the beans are ground to perfection. This means you will be able to enjoy rich, full-bodied coffee every time.

This model is part of the Magnifica line and typically represents the best value within Delonghi's bean-to-cup machines. It is similar to the Ecam 4200 with some minor differences. It comes with all the usual features that make the other Magnifica models so popular, including an easy-access, 1.8L front-accessed water tank, a nice sized panarello steam wand and 7 grinding steps, with half-step intervals and a decent capacity used coffee grounds bin.

Some users have complained that the machine may be undependable and take some time to warm up. These complaints are not common and most users find that the machine is reliable.