Review Of The Moccamaster KM5 Coffee Grinder
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- Опубликовано: 25 июн 2024
- Welcome back, coffee aficionados! In today's video, we're diving into the Moccamaster KM5 Coffee Grinder. Join us as we explore this grinder's intricate features and functionalities, designed to enhance your coffee experience.
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TIMESTAMPS
00:00 Introduction
00:27 Moccamaster KM5 Grinder Specifications
01:11 Moccamaster KM5 Grind Adjustment
01:29 Moccamaster KM5 Grind Chart
01:49 Moccamaster KM5 Grinding Performance
02:59 Moccamaster KM5 Limitations
03:49 Moccamaster KM5 Final Word
🌟 From its 250g hopper to the precision-engineered 50mm stainless steel flat burrs, we're uncovering the secrets behind its powerful 310w motor and direct drive system, delivering an impressive 2g per second grind.
🔎 As we dissect the glass grounds cup with a 100g capacity, we'll reveal how the rubber lid seals the grounds' path, ensuring a tidy grinding process. Plus, we'll explore the bonus storage lid that's perfect for any extra grounds.
☕️ Dive into the grind adjustment, as we explore the spectrum from fine to coarse, suitable for methods like Aeropress, pour-overs, and more. Watch as we put the grinder to the test in a live grinding session.
🤔 Not everything is sunshine and roses, though. We'll also address some operational nuances, the grinder's noise level, and minor static issues during grinding, providing you with a balanced perspective.
💡 Lastly, we'll discuss the KM5's alignment with Moccamaster's aesthetic and its ability to cater to larger brewing batches.
👇 We're excited to hear your thoughts and questions about the Moccamaster KM5 Coffee Grinder. Drop them in the comments below and let's spark a coffee conversation!
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Thank you for joining us on exploring the Moccamaster KM5 Coffee Grinder. Stay caffeinated and we'll catch you in the video!"
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The fact that you have to hold the button while grinding is a show stopper for me...What were they thinking?
The switch operation is odd for a grinder intended to regularly grind 60+ grams... The catch cup does look like a better design than the Filtro.
I wonder how this compares to the Eureka Filtro
Looks very Eureka-like..
It does! Especially the Grind Adjustment
@@AlternativeBrewing that was the main tip off, but the hopper feeder is too, just without the Perspex cutting in towards the feeder. May have been a collaborative effort?
It can usually be the case yes, - slight modifications - re-badged for another brand. Many many hand grinders you'll see have this, and some Espresso Machines too
What number would you recommend to grind the beans on? I have used 5 for my beans but get a lot of coffee “dust”, tried 6 and it is less dust but the water doesn’t go through the filter as well. Then I tried 4 and not sure I liked the results. So what’s the best number.
Sounds like 5 is the best bet - and you may need to either remove the dust with another instrument - or try stirring the beans before they're ground with a wet spoon -(only slightly wet) this may decrease the amount of retention and dust created 🫶
For someone who does mainly pour over coffee, would this a worthy upgrade from the Baratza Encore? I am guessing the difference would be negligible unless you are using for espresso, but that's why I am asking.
Stick with the Encore 👌
@@AlternativeBrewing Thank you!
is hario mini slim plus good for moka pot?
YEs it'll just go fine enough for this - a bit of work - but will do nicely 👌
thanks can you tell me click dor moka pot from 0 point?
holding that button is a no go for me.
If only it had a simple on/off rocker switch instead of the hold switch - would be a pretty good option then. As it stands, its pretty much a hard pass for most people I would say......I wonder if the switch is moddable - would be quite simple in principle.....
This is a very "American" lifestyle of having "cawfeee"... ☕
Pretty much anywhere that’s not Australia, New Zealand, England and Italy have a large proportion of the population who drink this drip style of coffee. Scandinavian countries they drink this several times a day!
Aussies also like their long blacks
Don't see the point of holding the button down. Most comparable grinders have freedom of choice, where it grinds itself after starting. Weakly rated by Technivorm. This grinder is not considered for purchase.