This isn't that bad I didn't think . I drink 2 to 3 espresso/ aeropresses a day. I use the same grind size for both because it works very well for my taste. I even clean out around the body of the grinder. What do yall think?

by Dry-Squirrel1026

27 Comments

  1. 76Gamer-Guy

    The reflection from your machine is crazy

  2. NemeanMiniLion

    Incoming message from the big giant head!

  3. Oakvilleresident

    I’m new here trying to learn about grinders and I assumed that was a little tv screen with some guy named Eureka Mignon on it . Hahaha. I had to do some googling and now I know what’s going on !
    Sorry buddy , Reddit can be a cruel place .

  4. Grinder ginder on the wall, who makes the best espresso of them all?

  5. Several-Cook-897

    Let’s try after every bag of beans use the grindz to clean it just a lid full should be enough to keep it clean till your next bag

  6. Odd_Detective_7772

    I too like to be judged by a sentient thumb every time I make coffee

  7. Head-Kiwi-9601

    “Pay no attention to that man behind the grinder.”

  8. Not even joking, I appreciate you kept the post up even after the face mishap. 99% of people these days would have deleted the post as well as your account. Who gives a fuck? Good on ya, seriously.

  9. Superb_Raccoon

    I have a Simonelli that is the grandfather of that grinder. Sits in the cabinet tuned for French press for exactly that reason.

  10. Several-Cook-897

    Nah but I think a good result of using grindz will do the trick and a little rdt will help with the retention also

  11. Fabulous_Ad_8775

    That’s pretty good tbh my specialita would cake up a shit ton in a matter of 2 weeks

  12. Ok_Lemon9401

    I have the normal mignon and I typically pull out ~3g as well. Coffee collects around the burr and the de-clumper.

  13. EnteroSoblachte

    Kudos for the well polished and clean grinder.

  14. crimechimp

    This reminds me of Twin Peaks when Josie gets stuck in the wardrobe

  15. Dry-Squirrel1026

    ![gif](giphy|yxqogPBSMhsoXvuMUS|downsized)

  16. PeterPuck99

    If we assume the eight months is roughly 240 days and you grind three 18 gram espressos per day that’s 0.0125 grams per day or 0.00023 grams per grind. That’s a deal even a Scotsman could love. However, at the end of the day it’s more about how the coffee tastes and the ability to get to the flavour you’re after and consistently deliver it without fussing every day or every four bags of coffee. Something I’ve found the Eureka grinders to be very good at.

  17. Frequent_Proof_4132

    I came here expecting to see memes of the face in the grinder and was not disappointed. Kudos to OP for being a good sportsman.

  18. creedz286

    How do you find switching between grind setting for espresso/aeropress on the mignon? I was thinking of getting this grinder but apprehensive as it sounds to be a pain unless you want espresso only.

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