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The problem with grinders

By James Hoffmann | Published: December 30, 2009

A small part of the coffee industry moans quite a lot about coffee grinders, especially espresso grinders. I confess I am one of those people, and I thought I’d post a little bit about what makes us so grumpy but also look at why nothing has happened.

Posted in Opinion | Also tagged coffee grinders, coffee-history, Espresso, grinding, history | 31 Comments

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