If you're making espresso, you want the coffee grounds to be fine, resembling the texture of baker's sugar/caster sugar. The ...

Blade grinders are accessible and inexpensive, and they get the job done quickly, albeit noisily, with a propellor-like blade. However, keep in mind that they don’t provide particularly fine or ...

Grinder or no grinder, baristas share their best tips. Without even knowing it, you've probably grown up with the sound of coffee grinding. Think about the coffee aisle in the supermarket, where large ...

Every cup of coffee, good or bad, starts with a bean being ground. And whether it was done by an industrial machine before being packaged and shipped to a store, or you did it yourself with a ...

The fracturing and friction of coffee beans during grinding generates electricity that causes coffee particles to clump together and stick to the grinder. Researchers report that coffee beans with ...

We may not aspire to barista-level cappuccino foam in our own kitchens, but certain tools can help deliver better, more balanced coffee. Here's one that a coffee expert told me is paramount for any ...

A burr grinder is the automatic, electronic version of the manual coffee mills people have been using to grind coffee for centuries. Whether it’s a flat or conical burr grinder (I explain the ...

It may be hard to imagine making coffee without a machine – especially if drip coffee makers and single-serve coffee makers have been a person’s go-to method for several years. Nonelectric brewing ...

Let’s say you’ve invested in some top-notch coffee beans, upgraded your drip coffee set-up or espresso machine, and finally figured out what non-dairy milk you’d like to align yourself with. There’s ...