Did you know … Issue 16
Published on
July 23, 2010 by Nathalie Dion
Classified in
News, Tidbits
Coffee Grinding Guide
The most popular grinding methods are the following:
French Press (Bodum)
Grind Type: medium to coarse (like bread crumbs): should feel like coarse
sandpaper or cornmeal to the touch.
Grinding time: 10-15 seconds
Filter Drip
Grind Type: medium, with no powder present – just a touch finer than the metal filter drip grind
Grinding Time: 16 seconds
Neapolitan Filter Pot
Grind Type: medium to coarse, with no powder present
Grinding Time: 15 seconds
Stovetop Espresso (Moka) Pot
Grind Type: medium to fine, like fine sand
Grinding Time: 20 seconds
Espresso Machine
Grind Type: Very fine. These machines require a fine, consistent grind with a texture between flour and table salt.
Grinding Time, with a Home Burr Mill: 20-25 seconds.
Another method used is:
The Middle Eastern method
You may want to purchase this type of coffee in a specialty coffee shop or ethnic market, rather than attempting to make it yourself.
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Coffee term for this month: Aroma
It is the fragrance that is released from the bean. It will tell you how fresh your coffee is, as well as some of its traits.
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