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Blogging about homesteading, photography and living in a small Utah town | Growing mostly cider apples at Stray Arrow Ranch
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Julia Winter wrote:We have a hand crank coffee grinder we got from Lehmans.
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R Scott wrote:Not the answer if you do drip or pour over, unless you grind multiple batches.
Adrien Lapointe wrote:
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I did look at that one. How long does it take to grind enough for a few cups?
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Bruce Quimby wrote:Home roasters here. After using a Hario Slim for several years we wanted to upgrade to something that gave us a more consistent grind. Recently purchased a Lido 2 and love it. Highly recommend it. The grind is consistent, widely adjustable. For our grind it takes maybe 20 seconds.
We are Aeropress users.
We will hack the unused Hario Slim (per online instructions to improve the grind) use it for travel.
Adrien Lapointe wrote:
R Scott wrote:Not the answer if you do drip or pour over, unless you grind multiple batches.
Right now we use the measuring cup and tea strainer thing (https://permies.com/t/16387/frugality/coffee-maker-eco-coffee-maker) which requires roughly 2.5 tbsp of ground coffee. Would that grinder do enough for one brew?
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Zenais Buck wrote:
Hail, Fellow AP users!
We are really wanting a Lido 2 but our 2 Zassenhaus (one Panama, one antique) will not wear out.
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I too have a classic zassenhaus whirly-bird - one of my prized possessions. Here it is with my long retired Mio-Star that i replaced with a Bialetti moka-pot:C Gale wrote:15 turns on the handle with organic coffe beans loaded in the top and its on the stove in no time
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$195.00 is steep for a grinder. not the same but good enough, my 'zass' cost $40+ in 2005.Chris Holcombe wrote:Here’s the best one I’ve used: https://prima-coffee.com/equipment/orphan-espresso/lido-3. Super easy to grind espresso by hand.
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