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Question: best grinding setting
Document: So far I am impressed with this grinder. My only negative would be the one already expressed by someone else about the doser. There are only two of us using the grinder so coffee will sit in the doser unsed for a day or two. And the doser works best when there is a decent amount of coffee in it. Just an FYI I put the grinder at setting 3 and my expresso maker would clog. Setting 1 is finest grind. I've had it for about a month.
This is the best of class. unless you're willing to spend significantly more money, this is the best coffee grinder you can get. Very happy customer!
This is probably the best grinder you can find for the price. It's neither the best grinder, nor is it the cheapest. However, this is by far the best quality burr grinder for the price.The one thing to think about is if you want the doser version (this) or doserless.
The grinder slip and slides around my counter top. I stuck some rubber feet on it and now it's fine, but I wonder why they didn't do that in the first place?All in all, I still admit, this is the best grinder I have ever owned and I have never pulled a shot of espresso like this before.
Once you pull the handle it dispenses the appropriateamount of perfectly ground coffee into my k-cup ... I cap the cup and brew the hell out of it.The benefits of single serve without the cost wastefulness and unfortunately bad coffee.The key is the grind, and the Gaggia makes the k-cup not only a great alternative to drip coffee (which can almost be as wasteful)it is the best alternative(if not better than drip itself.)
If you are reading this, you probably already know why a burr grinder is the only kind of grinder to get if you want to make good espresso (or coffee for that matter). And in the world of burr grinders, I think this is the best value out there.The Good: The grind is excellent and very consistent. It's a work horse and will get the job done every day, all day, the same way.The Bad: The doser is worse than useless.
I have owned several "espresso" grinders but none have had the accuracy needed for creating perfect espresso like this model from Gaggia does. Yes, it can grind coffee in larger grits (like for auto-drip) but if espresso is your thing then you will find it has the ability to grind it accurately, every time. The grinder has 30+ grind settings but between 5 and 10 is the espresso range. I have found that 7 or 8 works best.
I think there are at least 25 different settings on this grinder, depending on what type of espresso or coffee maker you are using. I use a Gazzia 35008 Carezza Espresso machine, so I have my grind dial set at 7. I get delicious crema in every shot of espresso. I read that you should spend more for your grinder than your espresso maker if you want the real deal, and this grinder is the best bang for your buck.
I've had it for a few weeks now. I'm happy with the quality of the grinds and the ability to dial in the correct setting.
Give it a try! Hey, we're not busy baristas and we have the luxury of time...). Currently, my "sweet spot" with my fresh, home-roasted coffee beans is setting 2 with 15 grams of coffee grounds.
Answer: I like to grind in 6 for expresso. Less than that it would be too fine.