Re: Grinder For Gaggia Classic
Hey mtarros
I am going through the same dilemmas as you.
Did you by any chance work out exactly why the original grinder was not getting you a good brew?
I can understand that a good grinder will be more stable over temp/humidity/whatever. I can also understand that a set of blades will chew up the beans and thus lead to an unstable grind.
But how does the grind vary when using a cheaper set of burrs like in the the Sunbeam, compared with say a flat set like the Rocky?
Can you feel the difference with your fingers?
Ta
Hey mtarros
I am going through the same dilemmas as you.
Did you by any chance work out exactly why the original grinder was not getting you a good brew?
I can understand that a good grinder will be more stable over temp/humidity/whatever. I can also understand that a set of blades will chew up the beans and thus lead to an unstable grind.
But how does the grind vary when using a cheaper set of burrs like in the the Sunbeam, compared with say a flat set like the Rocky?
Can you feel the difference with your fingers?
Ta

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