Eureka Mignon Specialita Coffee Grinder – Matte Black (Nero Opaco)

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However, with a largely plastic construction and ceramic burrs, it is unlikely to last as long as the Specialita.

If you like to pass between different coffee styles, then we recommend the more versatile Eureka Mignon Perfetto. You could get the cheapest model that will do the bare minimum, but the risk is that you’ll be tempted to upgrade in a year or two.You want accurate dosing and distribution so that your morning coffee ritual is as precise and consistent while still being relaxed. These allow you to replace the square hopper with a smaller hopper and bellows that will reduce grind retention almost to zero. If you're looking to make espresso at home, you know that the grinder is the most important thing to produce great tasting coffee.

Again we've got 50mm hardened steel burrs with the Perfetto model, and the silent technology, but in this model, there's a touch screen display, with two programmable dose timers, and as well as being able to grind on demand by pressing and holding the grinding button, there's a “continuous” option via the touch screen. Thanks to its specific geometry and adjustable support, the hands-free Eureka fork is ideal for any kind of portafilter and allows the barista to accomplish other operations during the grinding phase. Data sheet Burrs Type Flat Burrs Diameter 55 mm Burrs Material Hardened Steel Drive System Direct Bean Hopper Capacity 300 gr Bean Hopper Material Plastic Functions Touch Screen (2 doses + continuos) Number of Settings Stepless Micrometric System Height 350 mm Width 120 mm Depth 180 mm Net Weight 5. The grind adjuster on the Perfetto is split up into coloured sections to highlight the suggested range for each method, Turkish, Espresso, etc. In that case, the Specialita is the perfect grinder to accompany you on your espresso brewing journey.That said, shifting back and forth between the grind settings isn’t overly convenient with the stepless adjustment, so I’d recommend it as a dedicated espresso grinder.

Excellent post that popped in my feed just in time when I’m looking for an electric grinder to replace my Zassenhaus manual grinder. Maybe It’s the only one EMC machine that’s working that way, and I’m just unlucky, but I would never, never recommend anything from Eureka. She starts every morning with a fresh Americano from her home espresso machine, or she doesn’t start it at all. The resulting finely ground coffee has excellent grind quality – fluffy grounds with consistent grind size and minimal clumping. The Eureka Mignon Specialita grinder is a stand-out choice for smaller operations such as coffee stands or home baristas who are looking to achieve outstanding quality without breaking the bank.The special burr design conceived by Eureka's engineers offers a grinding technique suitable for the preparation of both espresso and all coffees requiring a coarser grind - from filter all the way to French Press. To complement our own first hand experience, we draw from reputable sources within the industry, including coffee communities such as the coffee and espresso SubReddits, and a number of specialty coffee forums and private groups. Ok I know it may not be the top tier grinder you can get but I’ve gone from a Lelit Fred to this and currently just used my Specialita for the first time and what a difference in my shot flavor and consistency.