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Date: 24 Nov 2006 07:10:58
From: TRTRTR
Subject: Which Baratza or Gaggia Grinder
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THANKYOU to everyone that made suggestions on my other post.
I knew you'all were the right people to ask.
I've been doing some more research and wanted to know if you'all could
recommend one over the other, the important thing is that I usually
do coarse / FP )
or
is there another choice in the 0-$200 range
THANKyou again
Baratza Solis Maestro Plus Coffee Grinder 150
www.wholelattelove.com/Baratza/maestrop.cfm
Gaggia MDF Coffee Grinder / dozer 200
www.wholelattelove.com/Gaggia/mdf.cfm
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Date: 24 Nov 2006 11:26:25
From: Luke
Subject: Re: Which Baratza or Gaggia Grinder
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On Fri, 24 Nov 2006 07:10:58 GMT, TRTRTR <TRTRTR@yehaa.com > wrote:
>THANKYOU to everyone that made suggestions on my other post.
>I knew you'all were the right people to ask.
>I've been doing some more research and wanted to know if you'all could
>recommend one over the other, the important thing is that I usually
>do coarse / FP )
>or
>is there another choice in the 0-$200 range
>THANKyou again
>
>Baratza Solis Maestro Plus Coffee Grinder 150
>www.wholelattelove.com/Baratza/maestrop.cfm
Or for $149 + $15 shipping you could get a refurbished Virtuoso from
Baratza:
http://www.baratza.com/products.php?itemid=15
http://www.baratza.com/products.php?itemid=1
Unfortunately, Baratza seems to be out of stock on the refurb Maestro
Plus: <http://www.baratza.com/baratza_online_store.php >.
>Gaggia MDF Coffee Grinder / dozer 200
>www.wholelattelove.com/Gaggia/mdf.cfm
Unless you're making espresso (and maybe not even then <g >) you do not
want a doser.
--
Luke
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"The culture of recovery is insidious: now the moral measure of a
war is how it makes us feel about ourselves." -- Wendy Kaminer
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Date: 24 Nov 2006 07:52:39
From: JoeIsuzu
Subject: Re: Which Baratza or Gaggia Grinder
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If you were stuck on one of those two, I'd take the Gaggia for
espresso, perhaps the MP for drip.
If $200 really is your limit, I'd suggest the Cunill Tranquilo
(actually I think the full name is Cunill el Cafe Tranquilo). It's
available for $199 as a "web special" at:
http://www.sovranastore.com/esgrin.html
I have one of these, and while it's not a Mazzer, it's a great machine
for the price. Possibly the best grind quality in this price range.
There's also the Ascaso I2 (or is it I1?) -- if they're still available
in this price range.
Jack
TRTRTR wrote:
> THANKYOU to everyone that made suggestions on my other post.
> I knew you'all were the right people to ask.
> I've been doing some more research and wanted to know if you'all could
> recommend one over the other, the important thing is that I usually
> do coarse / FP )
> or
> is there another choice in the 0-$200 range
> THANKyou again
>
>
> Baratza Solis Maestro Plus Coffee Grinder 150
> www.wholelattelove.com/Baratza/maestrop.cfm
>
>
> Gaggia MDF Coffee Grinder / dozer 200
> www.wholelattelove.com/Gaggia/mdf.cfm
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Date: 24 Nov 2006 16:56:09
From: TRTRTR
Subject: Re: Which Baratza or Gaggia Grinder
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Thanks! I'm not married to the Bar' or Gag' but they did keep
getting my attention and I kept hearing good, good, and more good
about them.. but I am open to options.
On 24 Nov 2006 07:52:39 -0800, "JoeIsuzu" <dieselpup@gmail.com > wrote:
>If you were stuck on one of those two, I'd take the Gaggia for
>espresso, perhaps the MP for drip.
>
>If $200 really is your limit, I'd suggest the Cunill Tranquilo
>(actually I think the full name is Cunill el Cafe Tranquilo). It's
>available for $199 as a "web special" at:
>
>http://www.sovranastore.com/esgrin.html
>
>I have one of these, and while it's not a Mazzer, it's a great machine
>for the price. Possibly the best grind quality in this price range.
>There's also the Ascaso I2 (or is it I1?) -- if they're still available
>in this price range.
>
>Jack
>
>TRTRTR wrote:
>> THANKYOU to everyone that made suggestions on my other post.
>> I knew you'all were the right people to ask.
>> I've been doing some more research and wanted to know if you'all could
>> recommend one over the other, the important thing is that I usually
>> do coarse / FP )
>> or
>> is there another choice in the 0-$200 range
>> THANKyou again
>>
>>
>> Baratza Solis Maestro Plus Coffee Grinder 150
>> www.wholelattelove.com/Baratza/maestrop.cfm
>>
>>
>> Gaggia MDF Coffee Grinder / dozer 200
>> www.wholelattelove.com/Gaggia/mdf.cfm
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Date: 24 Nov 2006 13:31:30
From: Frank103
Subject: Re: Which Baratza or Gaggia Grinder
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I'm not sure where you live but Costco has been selling the cuisinart
supreme burr grinder in their stores for under $30. It's not as good as a
Rocky which costs 10 times more; but I think you would be impressed by what
you get for $30. It's a very stylish machine and the best part is if you
don't like it Costco will always take it back and give you a no hassle
refund. You can't go wrong. It never hurts to buy before you try.
"TRTRTR" <TRTRTR@yehaa.com > wrote in message
news:8p5dm2dbkgorr7e1aqlk6unm5nslb6rbgr@4ax.com...
>
> THANKYOU to everyone that made suggestions on my other post.
> I knew you'all were the right people to ask.
> I've been doing some more research and wanted to know if you'all could
> recommend one over the other, the important thing is that I usually
> do coarse / FP )
> or
> is there another choice in the 0-$200 range
> THANKyou again
>
>
> Baratza Solis Maestro Plus Coffee Grinder 150
> www.wholelattelove.com/Baratza/maestrop.cfm
>
>
> Gaggia MDF Coffee Grinder / dozer 200
> www.wholelattelove.com/Gaggia/mdf.cfm
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Date: 24 Nov 2006 15:22:07
From: Randy G.
Subject: Re: Which Baratza or Gaggia Grinder
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I mention that very grinder on my website. it wasn't worth a full
review, but I do have some close up images of the burr set. Worth a
look before spending the $30, IMO. See Chapter 79 for the "dull"
details..
Randy "ya call that a burr set?" G.
http://www.EspressoMyEspresso.com
"Frank103" <frank103@cox.net > wrote:
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>I'm not sure where you live but Costco has been selling the cuisinart
>supreme burr grinder in their stores for under $30. It's not as good as a
>Rocky which costs 10 times more; but I think you would be impressed by what
>you get for $30. It's a very stylish machine and the best part is if you
>don't like it Costco will always take it back and give you a no hassle
>refund. You can't go wrong. It never hurts to buy before you try.
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>"TRTRTR" <TRTRTR@yehaa.com> wrote in message
>news:8p5dm2dbkgorr7e1aqlk6unm5nslb6rbgr@4ax.com...
>>
>> THANKYOU to everyone that made suggestions on my other post.
>> I knew you'all were the right people to ask.
>> I've been doing some more research and wanted to know if you'all could
>> recommend one over the other, the important thing is that I usually
>> do coarse / FP )
>> or
>> is there another choice in the 0-$200 range
>> THANKyou again
>>
>>
>> Baratza Solis Maestro Plus Coffee Grinder 150
>> www.wholelattelove.com/Baratza/maestrop.cfm
>>
>>
>> Gaggia MDF Coffee Grinder / dozer 200
>> www.wholelattelove.com/Gaggia/mdf.cfm
>
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