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The grinder matters more than the machine, and you should budget a decent amount for that too. You also will likely need to budget $100-150 or so for accessories like a scale, decent tamper, distribution tools, and in some cases a nicer portafilter and basket. Some recommended combos: De’Longhi Stil

Kingrinder k6. Better than an electric grinder 3 or 4 times the cost. The P1 or p2 are also excellent. P1 is around £25-30. P2 is £44 James has reviewed the P1 and very very VERY much highly rates it. https://youtu.be/EPbVUR6Y83k?si=J50aMdykX3Z_6vKQ Can’t seem to find the P1 in stock but the p0 and

Grinder is the most important piece of equipment you need to make good coffee. Second in the process only to the beans themselves. If your grinder sucks, your coffee will suck. If you’re not making espresso you don’t necessarily need a k6, but it’s generally considered best bang for your buck. Get a

Hmm not that okay ang grinder na yan. Just a side note, tipirin na lahat ng gamit wag lang grinder. Many people will agree that if you want to get into coffee, set the biggest budget on a grinder. Cheap hand grinders with good reviews ang: Kingrinder P2 (2300) - https://ph.shp.ee/wzCPC13Timemore c3

A James Hoffman video suggested that the Kingrinder P2 is mostly capable of espresso grind. Fine enough but without accurate small adjustments, iirc. I'd search YouTube for it.

Buy a 3 cup bialetti. Buy pre ground coffee until you save up enough for kingrinder P2 or 1zpresso q air. I like to drink a medium dark roast from moka pot with 1-2 spoons of condensed milk. Bold and chocolatey cup with nice mouthfeel

If you have such a capable entry level espresso machine at home... I suggest you to extend your budget for grinder. A cheapest way to get around with fairly acceptable results is to buy kingrinder P2. And if you keep your budget above 10k. It would be Best for you. Kingrinder K6 or mhw bomber both a

If your budget is >5k then buy a 3 cup bialetti and save up for a grinder like Kingrinder P2 or timemore C2. Why spend extra for bialetti? Cheap moka pots don't have as good of a pressure valve, which can affect sputtering and flow. The real issue is, no cheap moka pot pot comes in a 3 cup (130 ml)

Just to be that cunt, you can have your own coffee setup that works pretty much on the go, for less than €100, and every new cup will cost you around 50c in beans and electricty for the water, and is going to be better than about 90% of the coffee you get out there. Get yourself a hand grinder, the

Uh…no. Just…no. My KINGrinder P2 is good enough for me and if I do upgrade it’ll likely be to their K6. No way would I pay almost $300 for that thing. Shame on you AeroPress!