Can this grind finely enough for turkish coffee?
1423496
I've never used it for anything that fine. I only use it for my French press which is a fairly coarse grind. The drawer underneath however is not very large, I'd recommend something with bigger container underneath.
1423497
This grinder is best for producing a coarse grind best used in a French Press or drip machine. Although the grind can be fine, you would most likely have to put the beans through 3 to 5 times to get the grind fine enough for Turkish coffee, but you would still probably end up with some coarse ground beans. Ultimately, I wouldn't recommend this grinder for espresso or Turkish coffee; however, it's one of the best grinders I've been able to find for a moderate coarse grind.
1423498
I'm not sure, I haven't ground it that fine but don't see why you can't if you tighten it up enough. Every couple of revolutions check and make sure the nut stays tight. That's the only problem I've had with mine, I haven't got around to putting a lockwasher on it.
142835
Originally, these grinders were used for grinding Turkish coffee (very fine, well past espresso), although you would need a lot of forearm strength and patience as it would be very slow for grinding coffee. If you are choosey about your coffee, I would get something with a Burr grinding wheel in it. Hario is a name I have heard in this regard.
124574
I have only used it for my french press. That grind is course. I did gain some respect for the grinder though and I think it would do well for any grind. Good luck.
1456334
I always grind my coffee very fine. This way you can use less coffee yet get maximum flavor.
228802
not sure... if they aren't harder than a coffee bean, i would think yes... using the turkish setting it gets rather fine..
1833577
I would think that it would depend on the grind of your coffee. I found that too fine of spice did not work in this.
124572
I only use mine for French press grinding ( big chunks) but the grinder is easily adjustable by using the nut/screw underneath the handle. Mine grinds very consistently; I don't see why it wouldn't do a fine grind.
934170
I use any coffee and grind it fine ( or buy it already ground). As long as you don't grind it too small there is no problem. I usually get a dark, deep roasted espresso like one. I hope this helps.
2032130
The grind is adjustable, so yes, you can grind it very fine for espresso or Turkish coffee. My experience is that darker roasted beans grind much easier, these new barely roasted beans (aka blue bottle, etc.) are murder to grind...
853489
It can grind as fine or as coarse as you want depending on how long you run it. I use it for grinding the beans for all my coffee, whether it's coarse for my Chemex of really fine for my espresso.
343658
Hi, I've used my grinder (which I love--it's a terrifically strong and capable grinder) for grinding turkey breast.
955109
Yes, but it will grind them very finely. I use it to grind both coffee and flax seed, and it does a fabulous job. For things that I want a courser grind, I usually use a small food processor that I have.
1009688
Have a Kegurig maker that says to use a course grind in the 'do it your self' cup . It says a fine grind will clog the filter. It does- so need a grinder that has adjustable grind
215623
Put the coffee in the pot with the water. Let it come to a boil and the bubbles rise to the top but NOT boil over. Gently remove it from the heat so that it goes back "down," bring back to boil like that two more times and let it sit for 1 1/2 minutes to let grounds settle. Pour out in equal amounts into cups a little at a time. If you had three cups, for example, filee eacj half way and then portion the rest out so each cup has equal foam. there a fantastic videos on YOUTUBE. Just do a search on youtube for making perfect turkish coffee. the first three choices sow every good variation. If this is not enough, just write back. Enjoy your coffee!
872100
I use this coffee in K Kups at the same ratio as regular coffee. Since it's fine ground I'd try a bit less then normal grind in a pot.
2237462
You should look for espresso coffee and grind it to a relatively fine espresso grind.
1956079
Yes indeed, this will crack the hull of the grains. The grind can be adjusted. Although maybe not to powder or fine enough for coffee - depends how fine / course you need...