5 Benefits of Grinding Your Own Coffee | Why You Should Use Whole Coffee Beans & Drink BETTER COFFEE

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In this video, Yianni from frescopod goes over 5 reasons why you should buy whole coffee beans and grind them at home as opposed to buying pre-ground coffee. There are many benefits to freshly grinding your coffee, you can use a manual grinder or an electric grinder which is easier and saves time. The one that I use in this video is the Capresso Infinity Burr Grinder which is a very good, reliable burr grinder for about $100.
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3 окт 2024

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@CeeTeeUSA 3 года назад

Good advice. In my case, if I buy preground, after a few days, the flavor lessens whereas grinding fresh gives you that fresh opened package taste every day..

@savepod 2 года назад

Very true, happy your found the video helpful :)

@joeshmoe735 2 года назад

Thanks a ton, you brought up alot of things I didn't consider when thinking about buying a bean grinder, I'll probably need to get it now.

@savepod 2 года назад

happy you found it useful :)

@joeshmoe735 2 года назад

@@savepod This was almost a year ago. I am now a caffeine addict. But thank you lol

@Coffegirl298 3 года назад

Thank you!!!! I would love to start buying coffee beans in bulk which is a lot more sustainable!

@savepod 3 года назад

the best way to buy coffee!

@atasel 4 года назад

Thanks for the video 👍

@dc9983 3 года назад

this is really helpful! thank you

@savepod 3 года назад

Your welcome! glad you enjoyed it. Cheers

@springpi 3 года назад

Thanks for this info. So my coffee maker uses cone filter any suggestion when grinding my beans find or coarse? Thanks 😊

@paigeepooh19 3 года назад

If I'm using a reusable kcup for my keurig, how fine should I grind my beans?

@savepod 3 года назад

good question. A medium grind would be ideal. Not too fine because then water will go right through and not too coarse, as you won't get proper extraction. Cheers!

@cmtangoe9569 3 года назад

Do you have any manual/hand grinders that you recommend?

@munkybiz9562 3 года назад

It depends on both the type of drink you’re after and the money you’re willing to spend on it. Lots of choices out there.

@cmtangoe9569 3 года назад

@@munkybiz9562 thanks! I needed something for Turkish coffee, and I found a ceramic hand crank for $20. :)

@munkybiz9562 3 года назад

@@cmtangoe9569 Nice 👍🏽 I’m not a fan of ceramic burrs but the price is encouraging. But grinding manually for Turkish is really tough work though 😅

@savepod 3 года назад

hi! I like Hario's products. they make a good hand grinder

@puppetlord1908 3 года назад

@@cmtangoe9569 I also hand grind for Turkish coffee in a cheap hand grinder, takes soo damn long. I am thinking about speeding up the process via connecting a drill to the shaft of the grinder.

@liminal27 3 года назад

frescopod do you think you could reliably identify pre-ground vs. fresh ground coffees blindfolded?

@savepod 2 года назад

absolutely! that's a good idea for an upcoming video, thanks :)

@darylgholson4481 4 месяца назад

Has to be a health benefit somewhere

@HTSS8 2 года назад

What about cost per yield of self ground vs bought ground?

@savepod 2 года назад

Definitely depends on the quality of each but I'd say a lot of times pre-ground is cheaper because they can get away with using lower quality beans but you can find some great deals on whole bean. for the price to quality I like 8 o'clock whole bean light roast. hope this helps :)