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What is the difference between the Zassenhaus Espresso Coffee Mill and their standard Coffee Mills?
28th October 2010 14:04
Espresso coffee requires a finer grind of coffee than normal coffee and the Zassenhaus Santiago Espressso grinder is set up to produce this. Here is a link that explains things further:
All the Zassenhaus coffee mills have a conical burr grinder which is the best grinder that you can get. But the standard Zassenhaus coffee mills have a grinder suited to a wide range of coffee drinks, whilst the Espresso is most suited to expressos.
Here is the link to all the Zassenhaus Coffee Mills
Best wishes - Claire
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