Exists? Portable electric grinder for espresso of light roasted coffee
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My grinder (Wilfa SVART Aroma) was broken a few days ago because of hardness of light roasted beans, I'm thinking about whether to fix it or buy new one if the better one exists.
So I want to ask you about such machine : Portable (if try to), electric, and suitable for espresso.
Is there anyone who knows it?
So I want to ask you about such machine : Portable (if try to), electric, and suitable for espresso.
Is there anyone who knows it?
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If you're not doing a lot of shots a day the new option o mini with 48mm obsidian burrs could be an option
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I'd also consider the Option-O P64, though up to you if it is "portable" or "transportable" at
Size and weight: 21 × 13 × 38 cm 7.8kgs
Size and weight: 21 × 13 × 38 cm 7.8kgs
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What's the difference between 38mm and 48mm burr?
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Is there such thing as an electric coffee grinder that's not "portable"?
Yes, I own a forklift.
Yes, I own a forklift.
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Depending upon what you mean by portable the Kopi Deva, a new seemingly well designed entry, might work as it's battery powered so it will work for a few days with no power.
Kopi Deva single-dose grinder
Kopi Deva single-dose grinder
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Read the FAQ on their website. They seem pretty sold on the larger set. If I were going to use lighter roasted beans I'd think I'd get the 48mm. This seems like a good review. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zKNLyciDLoA Lance says 38 is not for espresso.lattelola3 wrote:What's the difference between 38mm and 48mm burr?