I hardly use fresh coffee beans but when my husband requests that I buy them then I only have 2 choices: either ask the sales lady in the supermarket to grind it for me (this is an extra cost) or do it myself at home. For the latter, I am always glad that I have a coffee mill at home.
This is an electric coffee mill which is really easy to use. There are only 2 slots in this small machine. The upper one is where I have to put the coffee beans to be grinded and the lower base is where the ground coffee comes out. There are only 2 switches. Under the coffee mill is an adjustable switch where I can choose the quality of grinding
to be done – coarse, medium, fine to extra fine. To activate the machine I just have to plug the machine in the socket, load the beans, adjust the grinding and press the start button (twisting the dial clockwise). The grinder can do this operation for a maximum of 2 minutes. Actually, I just need a few seconds to grind coffee beans. The results are fantastic and in my opinion, nearly as good if not the same quality than what I’d get from the supermarket. One must be careful though not to over grind the beans as they can actually get burned inside the machine. This leaves a bad smell and an awful taste in the coffee.
The major advantage of having a coffee grinder at home is ...
