greg_atlanta
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I use a krups blade grinder. It works OK for a fine/medium grind but if I want a coarse grind the consistency is kinda chunky.
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I use a krups blade grinder. It works OK for a fine/medium grind but if I want a coarse grind the consistency is kinda chunky.Originally Posted by greg_atlanta
If you can upgrade to a burr grinder, it's a night and day difference. I'm loving my Chemex with a burr grinder.
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I use a chemex and a french press about equally. Both make great cups with very different attributes. I love to brew a cup with a Chemex and a cup with a French Press and comparing side by side. It's like getting two different coffees.
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