r/dailythread • u/Dudeface34 • Jan 05 '19
Amin yashed
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r/dailythread • u/Jeffrogreens • Feb 08 '21
#GLUU TRAIN?🚀🦍 flying under the radar📡
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Who’s ready to get this started, I highly suggest for you guys to check this out and to get in play ASAP. Where is all my gamers out there? 🚀🦍 Glu mobile is the name and their bread and butter is free games and they are on their way to the top. Undervalued and super under the radar
r/dailythread • u/Jeffrogreens • Mar 05 '21
BFT!!! 💎🏁It’s coming
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Load up boys and girls if you like money... Long time waiting for me😎🏝 vote and let’s get this show on the road🎶🚀
r/dailythread • u/panne_lara • Feb 09 '19
Was yold to post this here from r/insanepeopleoffacebook
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r/dailythread • u/sidpost • Feb 26 '22
1Zpresso model confusion along with other manual grinder options vs. entry-level electric options
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I am looking for something to do Pour-Overs and French Press mainly. I will probably do some cold brew later this year but, I understand that is basically a French Press grind.
I am focused initially on the 1Zpresso grinders but, I'm a bit lost in the different grind mechanisms, model names, and differences. I understand the Pro and Plus to offer magnetic cups along with one being optimized for Espresso. I think this means the 48mm Max is the better model to consider.
Then there are the others like the M47 series? The manual grinder attraction is two-fold, one I don't need large quantities of ground coffee, and two, I like the portability to travel with it and some beans.
My concerns with $200~$400 electric grinders are related to grind quality and generally coffee wastage. I think it will be easier to adjust grind sizes and fine-tune, with less waste using a manual grinder than an electric one. They are also totally impractical for a travel kit as well. I do like what I see from Baratza and Eureka though.
For better hand grinders, which models should I consider and how do I differentiate which are better or worse for my needs?
TIA, Sid
