My cousin in Hungary just decided to learn to make coffee. She has only ever used a moka pot and tells me that the coffee it produces is really bad, but (now that I've sent her some youtube videos) realised that the problem is probably with the operator (although she has an el-cheapo chinese one)
She now wants to learn to do it properly and buy new equipment. Didn't really state her budget (not that it would mean much to me, as she is in Hungary)
Told her that she should probably start by buying a grinder and then look at a better moka pot or possibly an aero press. She just discovered (never noticed before) that there is a barista shop across the street from where she lives. She intends to go there today to have a look around. She said that a relative has an electric coffee machine they stopped using and will give her a lend to try (some Hungarian brand I've never heard of)
She just sent me this link, https://www.mindenamibar.com/barista...kezi_kaveorlok asking what I thought. From this I gather she only intends to look at manual ones. I have never studied manual grinders and don't have time to read about these. I did tell her that she should make sure she gets and adjustable one, so that, should she decide to upgrade her knowledge, she can keep using it. She says that all of the ones on the link are supposed to be adjustable
Could someone (who has used manual grinders) advise please as to which, if any, would be any good out of this lot? I just haven't got the time to research these today
She now wants to learn to do it properly and buy new equipment. Didn't really state her budget (not that it would mean much to me, as she is in Hungary)
Told her that she should probably start by buying a grinder and then look at a better moka pot or possibly an aero press. She just discovered (never noticed before) that there is a barista shop across the street from where she lives. She intends to go there today to have a look around. She said that a relative has an electric coffee machine they stopped using and will give her a lend to try (some Hungarian brand I've never heard of)
She just sent me this link, https://www.mindenamibar.com/barista...kezi_kaveorlok asking what I thought. From this I gather she only intends to look at manual ones. I have never studied manual grinders and don't have time to read about these. I did tell her that she should make sure she gets and adjustable one, so that, should she decide to upgrade her knowledge, she can keep using it. She says that all of the ones on the link are supposed to be adjustable
Could someone (who has used manual grinders) advise please as to which, if any, would be any good out of this lot? I just haven't got the time to research these today
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