I have just bought an aeropress to get me started on the move to good coffee. I can't really afford a good quality burr grinder right now, but would I be better off:
buying a cheaper one (with blades or whatever) which would give me a fresh, albeit lower-quality grind?
not bothering and getting it ground in the shop by their better machine, but having it not being as fresh by the time I use it?
This is pretty much the definition of life advanced by Steve Grand in Creation: Life and How to Make It
It's a fascinating read. I can't comment on its validity as science, but it's very enjoyable.
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Well, that depends on whether they then went on to win.
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I have just bought an aeropress to get me started on the move to good coffee. I can't really afford a good quality burr grinder right now, but would I be better off:
- buying a cheaper one (with blades or whatever) which would give me a fresh, albeit lower-quality grind?
- not bothering and getting it ground in the shop by their better machine, but having it not being as fresh by the time I use it?
All (sensible) comments welcome.This is pretty much the definition of life advanced by Steve Grand in Creation: Life and How to Make It It's a fascinating read. I can't comment on its validity as science, but it's very enjoyable.