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Best Entry-Level Home Espresso Grinders of 2023

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Comment from : @cc_snipergirl

Livin lovin maidbrShe'sjust a womanbrSide BbrI think u undestand what i meanbrI do like coffeebrI really like your vids
Comment from : @AnnePeters-ub4uh

Entry level excludes high end prices and basing it on user surveys is worthless
Comment from : @genericusername5909

im sorry, but if a grinder is above $150/175 it is NOT entry level
Comment from : @ritwikjs

This is the best comparison I've ever seen so far! just a quick question, do you know the De Longhi Dedica KG521M ? any feedback on that one?
Comment from : @MauriDeLuca

Was about to send back the KitchenAid one! (the finest grinding was way to coarse for my DeLonghi) but I love so much all of the rest of the feature that I decide to improve the machine and it work! The trick is to put a shim under the female grindstone, easy to do; remove the male grindstone, unscrew (clockwise) the nut of the female grindstone, cut a shim (I use the bottom of a sardines can), verified that the wheel do not contact at the minimum adjustment and DONE!
Comment from : @philippemougeot4470

looking at the kitchen aid or encore ESP I want a multi purpose grinder and something easy to understand 75 of the time for pour over 25 espresso thoughts
Comment from : @andrewhillis8973

My Cuisinart has been toiling away for 15 years Painfully loud Grinds the beans every day Sort of the three speed bicycle of grinding
Comment from : @williammoses6460

I purchased the kitchen aid grinder which to me works great but wanted to make sure does it hold it's own paired with a Magister Stella Pro?
Comment from : @elitemedicalequipmentinc2943

200 - 500€ range 😮
Comment from : @NoxmilesDe

fah-chee-lay 😂 i’m sorry but its fah-seel
Comment from : @simplyeason

Sooo thats NOT Sam Simmons presenting?!??!?? So confused
Comment from : @jashahh4274

I have this model of kitchenaid grinder and it worked GREAT for 15 years From cold brew to espresso, it did it all But now it’s been giving me issues with grinding too fine without changing the settings No support for it once things start going downhill so that bummed me out 😢
Comment from : @weigj

I got the gaggia classic evo pro from whole latte love a month or so ago and love it Tried to use a $115 shardor conical burr grinder thinking it would work for me and at first it did But it’s already almost unusable with my coffee I like to use specialty coffee ordered from onyx or press Would you recommend the kitchen aid for daily espresso use? Or would I be better off getting the fellow opus or a hand grinder?
Comment from : @jason0938

My Sett 270 is noisy but very quick, so no problem After a bit of experimenting to get the right grind size and amount, it has performed flawlessly for well over over a year Grinds are always nice and fluffy, but I have found that a aluminium portafilter funnel prevents some grinds spilling out, as it does push out grinds at speed Would highly recommend
Comment from : @garyradley5694

Did I miss the sale on the Eureka? 😔
Comment from : @soundmindtv2911

Any thoughts on the Lelit Fred? Currently considering it and the Breville SGP as a first espresso grinder
Comment from : @yatuducheeez

I love the build quality and the grind quality of the Eureka Mignon grinders They're built like a tank and they perform beautifully
Comment from : @upscalebohemian5372

Thanks for the review I’m just starting to dip my toe in the water Pretty sure Santa has the KA on the way From the review and comments it sounds like it can handle being an entry level espresso grinder That Sette design is pretty sweet Next up in 2024 will be a dedicated espresso machine Been using a Krups coffee/espresso machine for 20 years Love the art behind espresso
Comment from : @gd515051

The kitchen aid was our first burr grinder and we can’t say enough good things! It’s a great entry point, affordable, anti-static cup, lowish retention Would definitely recommend
Comment from : @jeremy144713

Thank for that detailed video! Currently want to make a set up with Flair 58, so can you recommend good espresso grinder? Currently thinking about Fellow Opus, DF64 Gen 2 and Varia VS3 Maybe you can recomend something in 300-500 range? Thanks!
Comment from : @ofreed3973

How is a $500 grinder "entry level?" Or even a $200 grinder for that matter??
Comment from : @trekkiejunk

Why isn’t the facile available on the Canadian website?
Comment from : @malikamrani514

What grinder would you recommend if you want to also be able to grind for turkish coffee, which is going to be finer than espresso! Any help would greatly be appreciated! Thank you in advance
Comment from : @PhilJr

Can vouch for the kitchen aid grinder I have the exact same color grinfer too brA micro adjustment knib inside the geinder allows for finer grind Makes espresso grind without a problem
Comment from : @rxonmymind8362

Very helpful videothank you ! I tried to use the comparsion feature from the link provided but got a message that option is not working Any idea when it will be fixed ?
Comment from : @bonnies7507

What about Varia VS3?
Comment from : @FM74

I’ve own the Eureka Mignon Facile for 4 years It’s a world class machine, excellent!!!
Comment from : @CarlosRodriguez-eo3vy

That mustache is making me wanna thumb down it 😢😂
Comment from : @McGanja420

No df64?
Comment from : @ShayanGivehchian

Honestly the Kitchenaid burr is super slept on We use it daily for espresso and get fantastic results I love the looks of the sette and the eureka So many good options for the consumer right now
Comment from : @Seleguadir

Wow fabulous video!brWe’ve had the Facile for years and it’s been fabulous! We use the ECM portafilter ring and it’s effective, fast and simple We did buy an attachment to pump out retained grinds The only downside is the cute smily face decal wore down and after multiple attempts to get a new one I’m left smile-less lol😢! That aside it’s a great grinder, we have it in stainless to match our machine! It comes in many colours toobrbrFor the last one I was pretty surprised to see >82 decibels, in Canada single hearing protection is required at 85 decibels so that’s crazy!
Comment from : @lisegagne3716