Timemore Hand Grinders - Where to Start? | Comparison
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- Опубликовано: 14 окт 2024
- So many options where to start with hand grinders?
Coffee grinders hand held are the key to improving coffee results both in cafes and in the world of the home coffee lover. The grinding process with a burr coffee grinder is actually one of the most important part of the coffee process, as the freshness coffee beans greatly decreased after grinding.
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Grinding coffee on demand is super important, as during grinding coffee you effectively increasing the surface area of coffee, and as a result significantly increasing the oxygenation process. Pre-ground coffee can never be fresh, and especially in espresso, pre-ground coffee will always lack crema and body. As pre-ground is a one size fits all approach you can never have the perfect grind size for your coffee environment.
As such it is key to grind fresh on demand, whether it be for espresso machines, pour over, cold brew or stove top. Coffee grinders have become the most popular area of new design. There is now a huge range of grinders to cater for all forms of coffee, environments and budgets.
From portable coffee grinders, manual coffee grinders, home coffee grinders, electric coffee grinders to speciality grinders the range we now carry is insane.
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What is the difference between the Timemore C1 and C2? Are the grind settings the same and do they have the same burrs?
Great video. I've had the C2 for a few years. Great for holidays but jeez everytime I pull it out of the bag after not using for ages it takes longer and longer to grind. Starting to get ridiculous. Are the blades getting duller from non use ? Even though I've had it for 3-4 years I haven't actually used it that many times.
Could you compare the result for timemore NANO VS Chesnut c3 pro and X professional,thanks
I picked up a Slim Plus with the E&B burrs last week. I haven't slept since, the coffee is just that good. The only problem I have so far is the lathed out grounds catch lip which retains quite a bit of coffee.
It'd be nice if you included some criticisms and not only praising everything. Seems a bit too much like a commercial IMHO
This is a commercial as this is a parts dealer
what setting is for moka pot?
Do they have blades or burrs?
Burrs
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The quality of sound is not good ,thanks
Sorry for that, still seems to be work in progress.
Hopefully we get there soon.
Sounds fine to me
Please stay focused on your main topic. You dont spend much time comparing features and you sound like a salesman. Boring and not engaging sadly 😢 NG
Could you compare the result for timemore NANO VS Chesnut c3 pro and X professional,thanks