J-Ultra

The best solution is to buy a grinder and grind the coffee yourself, it is really the best advice I can give you, if you are on a budget you can buy a manual grinder like the K6 or for a little more a 1Zespresso J ultra on Amazon

unfortunately, you kinda really do need a grinder. i tried doing preground early on and it’s just not the same at all. you can get it to be fine but it’ll be like getting an espresso from a mcdonalds. if you’re looking for a super cheap (relatively speaking) way to get into things i would go with wi

Absolutely not unless you’re pulling multiple consecutive shots. I have a 1zpresso J-Ultra, which I understand is one of the best hand grinders. Grinding takes some elbow grease, but less than a minute. The resulting espresso with good beans and proper tamping has a thick layer of crema with no chan

I picked up a 1ZPresso J-Ultra for €159 during Amazon Prime Days. I’d heard it’s one of the best manual grinders for espresso, so I had to give it a shot. It takes about a minute to grind, but honestly, I enjoy the hands-on feel, it’s all part of the ritual for me. Since I only make coffee for mysel

I greatly prefer my 1zpresso J-ultra hand grinder to an electric, but I’m not too lazy to turn a handle for 30 sec before having a coffee. Or I guess I’m just not so busy that I can’t spare 30 sec. 🤷‍♂️

I have no idea of the pricing in Poland, but the 1Zpresso J-Ultra is a hand-grinding star; and the KinGrinder K6 manual grinder well-regarded for its quality/output/price value ratio.

It's an over-simplification to simply say the grinder is more important. I'd say they are equally important. A crappy $100 espresso machine will cause just as many problems as a crappy $100 coffee grinder. Also, if you are doing light roasts, upgrading from a $300 machine to a $1,000 machine with ad

Don’t go for the hand grinder if you don’t like coffee, otherwise, you’ll be fine. I have an encore espresso and a 1zpresso j uktra, I love them both but unless I’m just making coffee for the sake of waking up, I’ll always find grinding by hand worth it. My only difficulty is that I have to calibrat

My espresso setup started with a sage barista pro, then got j-ultra, then flair 58+ then replaced my j-ultra for the df83v. Moving from the sage built-in grinder to j-ultra was a huge improvement (say 50% better) . Moving from the sage to the flair was another big imrpovement (say 20%). The switch f

Start using your Bambino with pre-ground coffee and its dual wall (pressurized) filter basket. See if you like the process of making espresso at home. Don't be too picky about the taste. If you enjoy the process, then it's time to get a grinder. If you want a hand grinder, Kingrinder K6 or (if your