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    Quote Originally Posted by Pedro_The_Swift View Post
    dammit!,, I have a blade grinder,,,
    The blade grinder doesn't give the consistent grind needed for an espresso. It should be OK for plunger or percolator.

    Purists will also say it overheats the bean.

    (I wish I'd stayed with percolator - then I wouldn't know the difference between really good and mediocre and I'd have saved lots of money.)

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    Quote Originally Posted by p38arover View Post
    The blade grinder doesn't give the consistent grind needed for an espresso. It should be OK for plunger or percolator.

    Purists will also say it overheats the bean.

    (I wish I'd stayed with percolator - then I wouldn't know the difference between really good and mediocre and I'd have saved lots of money.)

    Ron

    Interesting stuff ron.
    Yea you can't grind fine enough with a blade but its fine for plunger
    can't quite work out how it would over heat, chopping blade verses two burred plates, obviously i am not a purist.


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    Bump.

    I drive past Zentvelds everytime I'm visiting the SIL at Newrybar as they are just up the road.

    I live with a barista and I service a few machines yet we don't make coffee at home, it's a going out thing

    When in Byron I drink at Bayleaf, who are very, very consistent and roast their own beans with a roastery opposite the café in Marvel St.

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