Chestnut C3

Coffee grinders for espresso range from $100USD to $4000USD. Cheapest one's will be hand grinders and given your working on a De'Longhi Dedica EC685 -- You are in the budget range of espresso. Look into hand grinders, it'll take 30+ seconds & a bit of an arm workout but you'll get a good cup of espr

Yes, it is that much better in the long run. You mention that you cycle through 4-5 bags of beans but has any of them ever "wowed" you or stood out with some clean and standout flavors? It's really hard to achieve with a blade grinder because with the uneven grind size, the fines have more surface a

Hello fellow coffee enthusiast. Have that same machine and portafilter. Your problem is your grinder. I use a timemore C3 ESP Pro. Yes, it’s a hand grinder but it doesn’t take that much longer and I’ve been very happy with it for dark and medium roasts. They appear to be on sale, on Amazon for $80.

Moedor é o item mais importante de um setup, principalmente para espressos. Na minha opinião é algo que não vale a pena economizar. Tem o Timemore C3 ESP que diz ser voltado para espressos... dá uma pesquisada sobre ele, mas eu não apostaria nele. E lembrando que moer manualmente para espressos é al

Baratza Encore ESP is the safe bet at that price, tons of Bambino owners run it and it won't get trashed. Timemore C3 Pro hand grinder is solid too if you don't mind hand grinding.

Cara, essa semana vou conseguir te responder melhor sobre essa dúvida. Atualmente tenho um Timemore C3 que uso já faz 4 anos. Tá firme e forte só que enche o saco acordar de manhã e ficar moendo. Eu sei que é rápido e tudo mais, mas quero mais praticidade. Por esse motivo, resolvi investir em um elé

Timemore C3 ESP Pro. War über Ali immer etwas günstiger zu haben, muss man aber gucken wie sich die neuen Zölle jetzt darauf auswirken. Damit bist du auf jeden Fall gut aufgestellt. Wir hatten die auch Jahr lang benutzt, bis wir kein Bock auf das Kurblen hatten und etwas elektrisches bestellt wurde.

I can't advise regarding straight vs curved as my only manual grinder is straight. What I will comment on is the tremendous convenience of a folding handle. I'll never go back to a non-folding handle. From storage to travel, you just can't beat it. My Timemore is a C3 ESP Pro, but I think the handle

Honestly, all of them, including the C3 ESP, can produce cups of tasty coffee. So if you’re happy with your C3 ESP, there is no need to buy another grinder. But chances are you would notice some differences when comparing the cups side by side. Those electric grinders you mentioned: I wouldn’t expec

Moedores manuais raramente passam de 3540g. Então pra um iniciante querendo economizar, eu recomendaria o Timemore C2/C3 ou o Kingrider k1, que tem capacidades de 2528g, e rodar 2x. Melhor ainda seria o 1zpresso q air, que tende a ser melhor pro tipo de torra e método que tem, mas aí você vai prec