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„PS .You might want to put some ($~500) of what you are comfortable spending into a top grinder (Mazzer, Macap) before investing in a very expensive machine with your current grinder. Another good investment might be a session at a Barista school.“
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Espresso! - Brewing your first shot with the Gaggia Classic - coffeecrew.com - victoria, b.c. canada
„if you've done your research, you will quickly find out that a high quality coffee grinder is pretty much mandatory. Acceptable grinders for espresso would be the Solis Maestro, Rocky, Gaggia MDF, Mazzer, etc. Colin will explore the grinder market in a future article.“
http://www.coffeecrew.com/articles/.../ espresso!---brewing-your-first-shot-with-the-gaggia-classic.html
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„No need to list this. I think the perfect espresso grinder already exists - it's called the Mazzer Mini.“
http://www.coffeekid.com/espresso/dreammachine
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CoffeeGeek - Macap M5 Dosing Espresso Grinder
„It's long been held (and rarely disputed) that the Mazzer Mini is the be all, end all grinder for espresso in the home. It's a full blown commercial grinder, slightly miniaturized so that it can fit into tight spots, and any serious espresso head knows that's the epitome of the perfect home espresso grinder - so much so it's overkill for most home enthusiasts.“
http://www.coffeegeek.com/proreviews/firstlook/ macapm5
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CoffeeGeek - Isomac Millenium First Look
„Chris' Coffee Service currently (as of this writing) sell the Millennium for $1,195, and offer special package pricing with the Isomac grinder or the capable Mazzer Mini grinder (for just $295 more!)You can call to get unique package pricing if what you see on their website isn't exactly what you're looking for.“
http://www.coffeegeek.com/proreviews/firstlook/ millennium
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CoffeeKid - Getting Caught Up, Pt. 1: Iron Barista, Barista Champs and more
„Two machine setups: Machine station 1 had a single group La Marzocco Linea ($7,500) and a Mazzer Mini ($450) grinder, along with a Reg Barber professional tamper . Machine station 2 had a Francis! Francis X3 machine ($350) and a Rancilio Rocky grinder ($250) and a plastic, "stock" tamper with a crappy seam. Basically, the LM setup cost would buy you 13 Machine Station 2 setups.“
http://www.coffeekid.com/cafetalk/06-24-2003
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