5 Coffee Grinder Tips You Should Know
Are you a coffee lover like a large part of the rest of us, then you know how important it is to get his morning coffee and im guessing you care about how it tastes? If you don’t already have a coffee grinder, then it’s time. Crushing your coffee is an important step on the path to the perfect cup of coffee. Here are some essential tips you need to know.
1. Never grind beforehand
Ground coffee becomes much flatter in taste than whole beans. Therefore, you should buy whole beans and grind it yourself at home just before brewing your coffee. For best results, be sure to store your beans in an airtight container.
2. Consistency
Consistency is key when it comes to grinder coffee beans. The consistency needed depends on how you want to brew your coffee. Different texture works best with specific methods to give you the best cup of coffee. For example, one is coarsely grinded by punch coffee and fine by espresso.
3. Measure your prayers
It is important to get in the habit of measuring just to make a consistently good cup of coffee. It’s all about finding your preferred ratio and using it. A kitchen weight is a good tool to keep the goals straight. It will also allow you to know how much coffee you have left to brew.
4. Choose your grinder
There are two common methods of a coffee grinder; Blade grinder or Burr grinder. A leaf grinder is typically a bit cheaper and acts almost like a special blender for coffee farmers. A Burr grinder is a little more technical, which also makes it a little more expensive, but can produce more consistent results. What you should choose depends on your consumption.
5. Automatic vs. Manual
Of course, there is also the question of whether to buy automatic or manual coffee grinder. Both work quite well, although there will probably be little difference in price. If one had to choose one over another based on purpose, the manuals are typically better suited for travel because they are more compact. The automatic is just lovely to get up to in the morning.
We currently have an Sage Barista Express espresso machine, that has incorporated grinder, that allows you to choose from up to 14 different grinder settings! Personally i find this much better than a separate grinder , but i thats what your looking for we have a great article on the subject here: Find the best coffee grinder a helpful guide
