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  • jfisicchia
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    Thanks KK and beanflying...Im off to a dept store to get a sunbeam today so I can grind the beans from my first attempt at DIY roasting.

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  • beanflying
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    Ditto to what KK said. Avoid Delonghi, Breville etc the Sunbeam 450 or 480 are the best (and only decent) under $200 grinders or the Kyocera or Hario hand grinders. Any of these will still be OK for a first espresso grinder (finer grind) when/if you get round to getting one.

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  • Koffee_Kosmo
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    Originally posted by 4A464953494343484941200 link=1276949665/0#0 date=1276949665
    I am totally new to the maze of buying green, roasting and grinding coffee yourself. Today I picked up my "starter pack" and this afternoon watched in amazement as my old "crazy popper" converted green "peru ceja de selva estate" into roasted beans.

    I only have a Vev Vigano moka pot at this stage (baby steps right?), but...wait for it... I dont have a grinder  :-[ (did I mention I was a newby). Short of using my Thermomix food processor to grind the beans, Im not really sure where to start. Any tips for brands of grinders, grind levels etc for use in a moka pot?

    Thanks
    Get yourself a sunbeam grinder or a ceramic hand grinder

    Grind should be about table salt consistency as a starting point and adjust for your machine from that

    KK

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  • jfisicchia
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    Newby needs help!

    I am totally new to the maze of buying green, roasting and grinding coffee yourself. Today I picked up my "starter pack" and this afternoon watched in amazement as my old "crazy popper" converted green "peru ceja de selva estate" into roasted beans.

    I only have a Vev Vigano moka pot at this stage (baby steps right?), but...wait for it... I dont have a grinder  :-[ (did I mention I was a newby). Short of using my Thermomix food processor to grind the beans, Im not really sure where to start. Any tips for brands of grinders, grind levels etc for use in a moka pot?

    Thanks
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