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Krups Coffee Grinder GVX2

Description: Burr milling system avoids overheating, preserves aroma and has a grind fineness selector. Fineness selector has 17 ... more

Krups Coffee Grinder GVX2 ... positions from fine to coarse (adapted to each brewing method from espresso to drip coffee, to French press). Cup selector from 2 to 12 cups.

Newest Review: ... need different grades of coarseness to achieve best results. Filter machines allow water to drip slowly through the coffee ... more

... and need a coarse grind. Espresso machines work by pumping hot water forcibly through the coffee in the filter head. The coffee therefore needs to be very finely ground. Cafetiere's require something in-between. The next question is how the machine grinds the coffee. The choice here is between a blade (for chopping) or a burr (for grinding). A blade will repeatedly chop the coffee beans to produce thousands of unevenly sized grinds, the longer you chop the finer the blend becomes but it will never be uniform and t...more

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Krups Coffee Grinder GVX2: A Ga do do do, grind coffee and shake a tree (796 words)
by - written on 14/07/06 (Very useful, 1202 readings)
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Krups Expert Coffee Grinder, GVX2 Having recently bought a Gaggia Espresso machine I needed to get a grinder to prepare the beans to make the perfect coffee. I'd bought the espresso machine at Bluewater shopping centre and I knew that I'd want to get cracking as soon as I got home so there was no time to look around online to get the best deal. After realising that the only suitable Gaggia model would cost £150 I thought I'd nip into John Lewis to see what they had on offer. The choice there was pretty good with models starting at about £20 running up to the Gaggia model. After being given a crash course in the matter of grinding beans by the very helpful ... Read the complete review