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  • 5 of 5 Ciao users found the following review helpful
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    bobbacon985

    User recommends the product

    Advantages Advantages Grinds to a super fine powder for the perfect espresso

    Disadvantages Disadvantages Sometimes can't grind enough coffee in one go for a coffee maker.

    I bought the Dualit EL60 from "Whittards of Chelsea" in September 2008 to grind coffee beans for my "Gaggia Baby Classic" espresso machine and paid £28 in the end of summer sale. When making espresso by hand using a machine with a handle, you need to ensure that the coffee grinds are in a fine powder as this lets you can maximise the crème layer on your espresso. Being aware of this I quizzed the assistants in both Whittards and my local speciality coffee shop who both recommended this grinder to achieve the finest grade of powder for the perfect espresso. Though I have only used this for ... more
  • 9 of 9 Ciao users found the following review helpful
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    duncanh

    User recommends the product

    Advantages Advantages Smart, efficient, perfect gring every time

    Disadvantages Disadvantages Not cheap, noisy

    We bought a Dualit grinder after seeing some indifferent reviews of the Gaggia one. We were looking for a reasonably priced but high quality grinder. There seems to be three classes of electric grinder. The under £20 cheap ones (usually blade grinders), the £30-100 burr grinders, and the £100-400 commercial type grinders. The Dualit seems to be the best of the mid-range models We have been delighted with it. The Gaggia Classic expresso machine will produce perfect crema every time if you grind your beans with the Dualit (on the finest setting). We have also used it to regrind already ground ... more
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