Krups F203 Electric Spice and Coffee Grinder vs OE Lido 3 Manual Coffee Grinder

The Krups F203 Electric Spice and Coffee Grinder is the lowest-profile electric grinder we tested. For a small grinder, it houses a powerful 200-watt motor and performed very well. It kept up with the pack with grind consistency, offering similar performance to the Hamilton Beach model. We like the simplicity, particularly the simple power button on the lid and the fixed-cup design

The grind is even and the use of the grinder is effortless. The grind time has been cut by minutes to about 30 seconds on setting 8 from Zero. Currently using a Hario V60 filter. Still making fine adjustments to the grinder and finding the flavour smooth with virtually no bitterness

I love the smell of fresh coffee brewing in the morning or pretty much any time of day. I admit it's really easy to get the already ground stuff, but ...

Moving down, we've got this silicone cap and this cap. Pretty straightforward. Take this off and then you'll add your coffee beans directly through th...

The prices on this item vary to a ridiculous amount I have since discovered. I have seen it priced from below $10 to over $60. This one was easy and convenient, free shipping, came quickly and was new in a new, unscarred box that would be suitable for a gift, so I am not disappointed, however if you are minding your pennies and not in a hurry, you can save a bob or two by comparison shopping. The plastic making up the lid is soft and brittle

Manual grinders are your best bang for your buck: lido ET or 1zpresso jx pro or even a Kinu Simplicity.

This can do and you can do a good course. Medium and fine grind with this. Obviously it's not going to be as good as the as the burr grinder, but you ...

It's great for traveling, but you don't need it to travel. so leave a comment down below with what you like about this: Do you have it? uh, yourself? ...

DO NOT STORE IN FREEZER!!!!!!!! Just put in a cabinet in the dark. I know it seems like a bit of trouble to do all of this, but if you don't care about the flavor of the coffee, then you probably wouldn't be looking at a grinder anyway..

20. fellow stagg variable temp kettle because the bonavita was too slow and kind of ugly.

When emptying, gentle taps will clear the spice off the blades - Avoid the temptation to try parmesan blocks or bread in this. This machine was not designed for moistness at any level. - Other ideas: Mustard powder, white peppercorn powder (great in soups), coriander-cumin mix (aromatic in many Indian dishes), nut meals (please roast dry first), fennel seed powder (a friend suggested a heavy pinch of this for an excellent pizza sauce).

I had brewed it with my Encore last year and it was pretty decent at best, but I purchased a Lido ET back in August of last year and I can definitely say it has way more clarity now!. I'm using a 1:18 ratio and it genuinely tastes like jasmine and melon juice! Recently, I've departed from the 1:15 - 1:16 ratios I had always used and it really accentuates the flavor profile.