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Forget the instant coffee. Brew at home using fresh beans and take the coffee with you. My recommendations: Amazon stainless steel French press $39; KINGrinder P0 $45; 1 kg of Aldi coffee beans $18 (Aldi beans works out at around 55 cents per 250 mL coffee). BYO thermos and milk. At $7 a coffee, you

É produto whitelabel, nesses casos acho melhor buscar no google pela imagem pra encontrar o nome que é vendido na china, ai buscar reviews gringos. Mas nessa faixa de preço, $250, eu pegaria um Kingrinder P0/1/2 por ser uma marca estabelecida e com muitos review que comprovam a qualidade.

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.

If you're considering getting an Aeropress for travel and office use, the 1ZPresso Q2 seems like a really nice choice. It might be a little harder to get the OG spec Q2 nowadays, since there is the Q which looks quite identical from outside but seems to have a lighter duty construction, similar to Q

get the kingrinder p0 manual grinder. its $22 and has 33 micron adjustments, is super rigid, factory centered/calibrated, so is perfectly reliable. all internals are connected by metal, its cheap cause the outside is plastic. same exact grinder as their more expensive ones but a different burr. my s

Fresh ground coffee is going to taste better than pre ground. And a good burr grinder is going to give a more even grind than something like a blade grinder which will promote more even extraction. Personally I don’t think it’s crazy. I left a KINGrinder P0 (used to be like $22, not sure of current

Esse café é aromatizado, não compensa pois o gosto é de café normal. Pega um Orfeu ou Black Tucano que tu ganha mais. Agora moedor tem um que chama KINGrinder P0 que é um pouco acima da faixa de preço que tá no post, mas vale a pena pela qualidade e custo benefício

Are you looking for a handgrinder or a electric grinder? Tips for handgrinders: I have a Timemore C2 that i got for 50 euros, does the job sufficiently for AP. I think for aeropress one of the cheapest good options would be a Kingrinder P0/P1/P2. Lot's of plastic outer parts but same price as a Hari

$22 kingrinder p0. its calibrated (centered), rock solid, does 33 micron steps, which comes out to about 1-3 second difference in brew times per notch, 100% consistent. its the exact same internals as any kingrinder, and being as centered and rigid as it is, thats why it is as good as you can get in

The thing is; a blender will never grind as cleanly as a grinder will because it generates too many fines so your coffee will always taste over-extracted (any combination of harsh/burnt/bitter). That's not the grinder's fault; it's just the physics of smashing the beans basically. If you look around