Mignon Silenzio

Espresso as an extraction process is superior to every other option (including moka pot, which I have three of, French press, which I have 2 of, and pour over/clever which I have one of each). Cold brew is my other favorite way to enjoy coffee. I make a lot of americanos, cortados, flat whites, capp

Eureka Mignon Silenzio :) 0 regrets

I'll paste my usual recs at this price point from cheapest up. Definitely drop the sage smart grinder, it is no longer a good option. Baratza Encore ESP - This is your basic low budget option. Conical grinder, high retention, plastic exterior, low quality internals including plastic but they compens

I doubt it's that big of a jump. After 4 years with my trusty Eureka Mignon Silenzio (plus single dosing kit) I upgraded to a DF83V. Specifically, I didn't want to move from a 50mm flat burr to a 64mm flat burr because I didn't think the jump would be big enough. Also I thought that the 64mm was soo

this is not a premil machine, it's from the late 90's. the grouphead shape is a dead giveaway, but the power switch on the side is another. you should be able to look at the baseplate and see the year if i'm not mistaken. i have the exact same one with the same wood accents. for 250 euros, that's a

I have a profitec go and a Eureka mignon silenzio 55. The Eureka cured my need to weigh each shot and is convenient and consistent. Originally I mostly made milk drinks, but the espresso is so good straight that I acquired a taste for it and cut out a bunch of empty calories. That being said, the pr

Hello. Fully expand ba to large scale business? Or let's say around 10-20 cups lang per day, maybe even less? I'm at the same situation right now and here's my setup. I mostly brew at home and then occassional pop ups lang. Milesto X20 Aurora Espresso MachineEureka Mignon Silenzio GrinderI got myh g

For my two cents, Gaggia Classic Pro $500 and eureka mignon/silenzio will get you good stuff and you can continue to mod the Gaggia and make it even better over time

"Good buy" ? You mean "good performance at a good price" ? Yes. No. IMO the differences are minor. I don't have a knocker, but then, I don't want or need one. Nothing works better for clearing fines than bellows. Occasionally I remove the magnetically held chute and use the included brush to wipe th

I bought my DF83V last September and love it. I've heard from two others that bought VS6s and they both said they're pleased with their grinder. I bought the silver one. I like its looks but the dial lines are kind of hard to see under the bright kitchen lights. The black is recommended. It took a f