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I think you can ask them to grind for the moka pot of your size as I've read from buyers before that they grind beans on request and for specific brewers. But there is no assurance that their preground will be the right fit for your tastes, as with any other preground. I strongly suggest getting a h

are you a foreigner living in Brazil? It all depends on budget and preferred brewing methods, but the standard options for making good pour over coffee affordably are Modus C3 (aliexpress or shopee), timemore C2/C3, kingrinder P0/P1/P2, Jaffee J1, all of these imported from China, via aliexpress The

I'm a fairly new, nobody. If you're referring to cheap entry level, I can give a small answer based on newbie exp. I got the Kingrinder P0 hand grinder. Its relatively quiet (and I can make it quieter if I were to wrap the casing). Which I've done at 4am sometimes. It is still a 25$ grinder so its n

Going to echo the others here. I’ve had the kingrinder P0, P1, and K6. K6 is incredible, and well worth every penny. However the P1 in my opinion is very good, and if you can stretch for that, was my go-to for my overseas aeropress/grinder setup.

Kingrinder P0 for finer grind, espresso and moka, P2 eventually, as good allrounder for any type of brew.

If you want real espresso, you have to spend at least $200. (KinGrinder K6 + Flair Neo Flex) If you just want something that tastes good, you can get an Aeropress and a KinGrinder P0 for $70 and make a cafe au lait that is nigh indistinguishable from the real thing.

No exp with it, pero since you asked for alternatives…. Although yung Kingrinder P2 ang mostly suggested ng mga coffee people, di rin naman siguro nalayo ang Kingrinder P0. Kaya naman neto ang mokapot. P2 is kaya ang espresso levels kaya yun ang mas suggested ng mga tao. With your use case, kaya eto