K2

Generally, you get what you pay for on grinders. KINGrindger is highly regarded and you can get the K2 for under $100.

Kingrinder k0 or k2 can be had for ~£50 and do espresso with good uniformity. You won’t be able to do proper espresso with pre ground coffee either

What don’t you like about it? Do you enjoy straight espresso from shops? I have the most dirt cheap setup you can get (flair neo and kingrinder k2) and I can consistently pull delicious shots.

Yeah no, the kingrinders are excellent hand grinders for a fraction of the price. My wife got the bambino and we've been using the K2 grinder with good results. She's been making by far the best americanos I've ever had

Yo creo que si. Pero la clave es ponerle un filtro no presurizado, para lo que necesitas un molinillo, el mas barato es kingrinder K2 o similar, y comprar buen cafe tostado que haya sido tostado hace poco, ideal menos de 1 mes. Deberian poner un sticky en este sub porque no hay mucha mas vuelta que

Bebo quase exclusivamente filtro! (é só o que bebia no Brasil, e é um velho hábito que nunca abandonei, mesmo depois de 5 anos a viver cá) E o moinho / grinder é um K2 da KINGrinder! Comprei em fevereiro e até agora foi o melhor investimento do ano. Trituro cerca de 30-40g por dia.

I have a jar that contains a mix of beans of various grind sizes that are all the excess scraps from my coffee shop whenever we grind beans and overshoot it by a couple grams. Some of it is coarse, some of it is medium, and occasionally some fine espresso grounds end up in there too. I take it home

Get a Kingrinder K2 and explore the world of specialty coffee beans out there. Every bean tastes very different. Having a grinder means you're not at the mercy of availability of things as pre-ground and can buy any coffee that sounds intriguing to you.

Manual hand grinders are great for most uses and often better value for your money than electric grinders BUT they can be a chore for espresso. Hand grinding for espresso quickly became a nuisance for me. For all other brew methods they’re great! If you’ll be doing espresso often I’d recommend going

If you have that tight a budget, get a De'Longhi Stilosa or ECP and a hand grinder like a Kingrinder K2 or Timemore C3 ESP Pro. You lose a bit of the convenience of the Bambino + electric grinder, but for around $200 (plus some accessories) you can make some amazing coffee.