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Re: Wanted Goffee Grinder
Yeah,
Value for money is a confusing and sometimes vexing issue. In the end though, I think the best you can do is buy "the best you can afford". If you cant afford a Mazzer Mini (I cant) then dont buy a Mazzer Mini..... in the end, the best grinder I could afford to buy was a Rocky D/L after saving my pennies for quite a while but given how important a good quality grinder is to the final fulfilment of achieving that elusive (sometimes
) excellent shot of espresso on a consistent basis, then I dont think it is all that wise in the end to cave in to impatience and purchase a grinder that will ultimately cause you much frustration.
Remember, drinking excellent coffee is what it is all about, not trying to tear your hair out with endeavours to make a less than optimum grinder do an almost adequate job. The catch phrase is "consistently good" and that is where the less than optimum grinders fall short.
My two bobs worth
Mal.
Yeah,
Value for money is a confusing and sometimes vexing issue. In the end though, I think the best you can do is buy "the best you can afford". If you cant afford a Mazzer Mini (I cant) then dont buy a Mazzer Mini..... in the end, the best grinder I could afford to buy was a Rocky D/L after saving my pennies for quite a while but given how important a good quality grinder is to the final fulfilment of achieving that elusive (sometimes
) excellent shot of espresso on a consistent basis, then I dont think it is all that wise in the end to cave in to impatience and purchase a grinder that will ultimately cause you much frustration.Remember, drinking excellent coffee is what it is all about, not trying to tear your hair out with endeavours to make a less than optimum grinder do an almost adequate job. The catch phrase is "consistently good" and that is where the less than optimum grinders fall short.
My two bobs worth
Mal.
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