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How burr size affects coffee (lemmy.world)

submitted 2 months ago by dr_scientist@lemmy.world to c/coffee@lemmy.world

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I searched this, but got back a lot of AI slop, so like to hear what people's experience is.

I was considering upgrading to reduce the morning noise for the household, and learned that big burrs are faster and can be quieter. Maybe that's true?

Going down the rabbit hole, it seems like the burrs can also affect the taste (clarity, body, etc.) in wildly different directions, not necessarily one size fits all.

Is there anyone with more than one grinder over time that has noticed one way or the other? I use a Niche now, and had a Commandante 40. I just drink espresso, but what do I know? In this case, nothing!

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[–] fritobugger2017@lemmy.world 1 points 2 months ago

The change from nice hand grinders (Knock Feld 2 and Helor 101) and the Fellow Opus to the Fellow Ode 2 was drastic. The Ode 2 produces very few fines which greatly increases clarity and the speed in draw down time for the water through the grounds. I am doing pour over not espresso.

The hand grinders and the Opus all produce far more fines than the Ode 2.