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Coffee grinders with ceramic grinders

Coffee grinders are part of the basic equipment for coffee lovers and baristas. But the same applies here: not all mills are the same. There are many different models on the market. A distinction is made here between manual and electric mills. However, the grinder is the decisive factor for the quality of the ground material. With the grinders, a distinction is made between impact, disc and conical grinders, which are made of either steel or ceramics. Ceramic grinders are less sensitive to heat. In addition, fats and coffee oils usually do not settle so stubbornly. If you are looking for a coffee grinder with a ceramic grinder, you are sure to find what you are looking for with us. Discover our large selection now.

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Why CAPTN Coffee?

Coffee grinder with ceramic grinding mechanism for the best coffee enjoyment

In addition to the roast and the type of beans, the grind has a decisive influence on the taste of your coffee. Many coffee drinkers therefore grind their coffee beans immediately before brewing their coffee in the kitchen at home. This is because the aroma in the beans is well protected and only develops freshly when they are ground. A coffee grinder with a ceramic grinder grinds your beans particularly gently and evenly for aromatic coffee enjoyment.

FAQs

What is the difference between stainless steel and ceramic grinders?

A stainless steel grinder is more robust than a ceramic grinder. When using a ceramic grinder, you should always choose the beans very carefully so that foreign objects do not damage the ceramic grinder. In contrast to the stainless steel grinder, the ceramic grinder is less sensitive to heat and less susceptible to residues of fat and coffee oil.

How do I clean a coffee grinder with ceramic grinders?

To ensure that you can enjoy your coffee grinder for a long time and enjoy a particularly aromatic taste, you should clean your grinder regularly. Cleaning a coffee grinder with a ceramic grinder is basically no different to cleaning a grinder with a stainless steel grinder. You can easily remove coffee residue in the grinder with a brush or narrow vacuum cleaner. For external cleaning, we recommend a damp microfiber cloth. You can also use this to clean the bean container on electric grinders.

Why should I grind my beans fresh?

We recommend that you always grind your coffee beans fresh before preparing your coffee or espresso. You should only grind the amount you need for your coffee, as the aroma evaporates relatively quickly when the ground coffee comes into contact with oxygen. If you process your beans immediately after grinding and brew your coffee fresh, your coffee will taste particularly aromatic. In addition, if you grind your coffee yourself, you can adjust the grinding level perfectly to your personal taste and the preparation method you choose.

Coffee grinder with ceramic grinder for best aroma

Why the grinder is so crucial

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The grinder is the heart of a coffee grinder. It is crucial for the quality of the ground coffee. Grinders are divided into impact, disc and conical grinders. We advise against using an impact grinder, as the coffee beans are usually only ground very roughly and irregularly. This has a negative effect on the taste of your coffee. We can recommend coffee grinders with disc and conical grinders. They grind the coffee beans particularly precisely and evenly. The resulting coffee powder forms the perfect basis for an aromatic cup of coffee. There are models of both disc and conical grinders with a stainless steel or ceramic grinder. In contrast to a coffee grinder with a stainless steel grinder, a coffee grinder with a ceramic grinder is particularly impressive due to its quiet grinding process due to its material. Another advantage is that ceramic is less sensitive to heat and therefore less frictional heat is generated during the grinding process. Discover our selection of coffee grinders with ceramic grinders now and order your model conveniently to your home.

Coffee grinder with ceramic grinder for your kitchen

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If you have decided to buy a coffee grinder, the question arises, given the large selection on the coffee grinder market, which model is the right one for your needs. This naturally depends on how much coffee you drink and what you expect from a coffee grinder. If you have decided on a coffee grinder with a ceramic grinder, we can recommend a few models to you.

Hand grinders are ideal for smaller households and especially for beginners. Their compact size means they don't take up much space in the kitchen and can even fit in your luggage. An example of a coffee grinder with a ceramic grinder is the hand grinder from the Cafec brand. In addition to the high-quality ceramic grinder, the model made of robust stainless steel impresses with its long service life and ease of use. The Hario Skerton Plus is the classic from the Japanese brand Hario . It is slightly less expensive, but achieves the best grinding results thanks to its ceramic conical grinder and precise grinding setting. Also recommended are grinders from the Porlex brand, such as the Porlex Mini II or the Porlex Tall II . The robust stainless steel coffee grinders have a precise ceramic grinder and are easy to clean.

And which coffee grinder with ceramic grinder will you choose?