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Coffee grinders differ in how they grind, how much they hold and how easily you can adjust the result. Start with your brewing method and daily routine, then compare grind settings, capacity, cleanup and footprint. Also consider whether you prefer a manual or electric grinder.
What to check before you buy
- Identify the grind range your coffee-making method calls for.
- Compare hopper or dose capacity with the amount you make at a time.
- Check how the grinding parts are accessed and cleaned.
A trade-off worth considering
Manual grinders avoid a powered appliance and can be easy to put away, but require effort for each batch. Electric models speed up grinding, while taking counter space and adding another appliance to maintain.
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