I'm also for the Capresso Infinity. I got one when a friend of mine gave me his Coffee Gaggia, and the thing works wonderfully for grinding espresso, also has a wide variety of grind settings.
Budget burr grinder
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john b
, Nov 27 2008 06:57 AM
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larryroohr
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Posted 24 July 2011 - 11:20 AM
An inexpensive option are some of the manual grinders. I have this one from Orphan Espresso:
http://www.orphanesp...der_p_2299.html
It's 75$ and makes an excellent espresso grind. Takes about 2 minutes to grind out a double shot.
I converted mine over to a pepper grinder just this morning, amazed at the volume of pepper it cranks out and the top compartment holds a lot of peppercorns, so even if you upgrade in the future there are good things to do with these.
http://www.orphanesp...der_p_2299.html
It's 75$ and makes an excellent espresso grind. Takes about 2 minutes to grind out a double shot.
I converted mine over to a pepper grinder just this morning, amazed at the volume of pepper it cranks out and the top compartment holds a lot of peppercorns, so even if you upgrade in the future there are good things to do with these.
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Catherine Iino
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Posted 14 April 2012 - 08:15 PM
I just got a Capresso infinity, and it grinds beautifully. My question is, do you-all really clean out the grinder mechanism after each use? I just know that's not going to happen in my house.
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rotuts
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Posted 15 April 2012 - 05:23 AM
in the past Ive cleaned mine once a week, on the week-ends. The cleaned grinder results in 'brighter' coffee.
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Catherine Iino
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Posted 15 April 2012 - 08:44 PM
Thanks. That sounds doable.
