Saw this giant Pour over on Instagram
the video description says the following
On International Coffee Day ☕️☕️—this is how I want to have it today 🤣
Brewing 300 gallons of coffee ☕️
the video description says the following
On International Coffee Day ☕️☕️—this is how I want to have it today 🤣
Brewing 300 gallons of coffee ☕️
I’ve been into pour-over coffee for less than a year now. I’ve been using this grinder for about 7 months and regularly clean it with a brush after every use.
A few months ago, I started using an atomizer (RDT) before grinding my beans. Recently, I noticed this brownish residue stuck to the grinder.
I have a few questions for the community:
Is this normal and safe?
If not, what’s the best way to clean it off?
Is my current cleaning routine missing something, or is there a better maintenance method I should be using?
Thanks in advance for the help!
edit: i know this is a stupid question before I wrote it . but i am really stupid in this. you can laugh at me if you want 🤣🤣
Hi there! For context, I have a flat burr electric grinder (F74 Navigator from MHW) that I currently use for both my espresso and pour over.
I am so intrigued in buying the ZP6 grinder as I heard it amplifies clarity but I am not certain if I will see meaningful difference from my current grinder. I make tasty pour overs with my current F74, overall very satisfied, moreover it is also a flat burr which should also provide more clarity than conical ones.
Has anyone gone through similar experience you can please share?
Hello everyone, has anyone experienced setting the ZP6 at setting , for example 5.5 and after grinding find that it had shifted to 5.4?
I recently saw a coffee influencer do one of those tier rankings for different brewing methods, and they put the Chemex in the D tier. I really don’t understand why.
I know it hasn’t been the cool new thing in a couple of decades at this point, but I have had some great cups of coffee, and when I need to make a batch brew or just a large pot to get me through the morning, it is my go-to, and I’m rarely disappointed. I treat it like a much slower V60, so I go a lot coarser, and I’ve had some great experiences with it.
Why do people hate on it so much?
Does everyone else here agree that Chemex is D-tier?
Saw this picture elsewhere and thought of this sub. For context, it is from the Pitch Drop experiment
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pitch\_drop\_experiment
Sharing my starter setup. It’s my first time to have a decent bar to put my gears on. They used to be in a box and I had to take them out everytime I need to make coffee. I am still yet to put table top shelves and probably something on the wall to hide the uneven surface. All in all, I’m excited to improve my home coffee bar
Hello coffee experts,
My friend got me a C5 Esp Pro as a gift. I've never own a hand grinder before but my gosh I think I'm happy with it. I'm no expert with hand grinders and stuff, and honestly reading about the grind settings has been nothing but confusing trying to understand so I decided to try and experiment with fhe settings and it's been a really really fun experience.
I hope I'm not imagining this, but I feel like my cup of coffee is way better? Like it taste so much cleaner, flavorful, etc etc all good things. For reference, I use Fellow Ode Gen 2 (out of the box burr) and it's an amazing grinder but such a different coffee experience. I haven't used my Ode in 3 days since I got the hand grinder.
I hope I'm not crazy with this! I'm really liking my cup of coffee.
For any C5 ESP Pro user - any range on number should I try? Right now I'm at the 5 number ( I will do my best to understand your comments about the clicks )
Thank youuuuu
My aunt is a very particular woman when it comes to her kitchenware, especially her coffee makers. She's expressed wanting a coffee maker with a built in grinder for a while now, so I'm thinking of getting her one for Christmas.
I've seen a lot of mixed reviews about Cuisinart, so I wanted to consult some people who are way more equipped than I am LOL. As I said, she's a very particular and PICKY woman. I know even if the machine is the most efficient, if it's ugly or cheap looking, she won't want it. And I know if I buy her a 500 dollar machine she'll find out, flip out on me and demand I return it or it'll sit in a box dusting. So my question is should I get her the Cuisinart Grind and Brew or is there a better alternative option?
With the current Amazon Prime sales the X Ultra is close to half ($207AUD) than the K Ultra ($399AUD).
I had planned to get the K originally- but is it worth nearly double the X?
I brew pour over.
Thank you in advance.
Need a suggestion I have chestnut C2s and i m more into mannual pour over mostly and i want upgrade grinder so which one to buy?