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On 2013-09-26, mawil1013 > wrote:
> Here are pics of the conical grinding plates. Those are not conical burrs, they're what's known as flat burrs. Not a bad thing. Some of the best grinders on the mkt use flat burrs. As long as they're not plastic burrs, like some low-end grinders, you should be OK. If you cannot get expresso grind from that grinder with a single pass, you were screwed and should return it. If yer serious about good coffee, you'll roast yer own: http://www.sweetmarias.com/index.php If you do roast yer own, green beans are half the cost of roasted beans. EXCEPT for Whole Foods, which will charge you full price for green beans, the greedy bums. nb |
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