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Espresso grind.

snollup · 2014-12-20 10:37:41

Quick question. Does anyone use a Hario skerton to grind for espresso? If so, how are your results? Cheers, J.

20-12-2014 11:37am

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Quick question. Does anyone use a Hario skerton to grind for espresso? If so, how are your results?

Cheers,
J.

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#2 20-12-2014 9:32pm

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I did a couple of times. It is capable of a fine grind but I found that to achieve this you had to turn the crank for around 5 minutes just to get enough grounds for a double shot, it is a lot of effort, even more so if you're making two coffees at a time.
I think it is better suited to courser grinds for Aeropress and its not something I'd see as any kind of permanent grinder for espresso, though I'm sure there are people out there using it that way.

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